Generate cinematic videos from text or image references, choose video models, and control duration, aspect ratio, and quality.
Seedance 2.0 tops blind preference leaderboards; Veo brings cinematic physics; Kling transfers motion onto your characters. Text-to-video and image-to-video, with native audio, in one workspace.
Type a scene or upload a still and describe the motion — the workspace routes either path to the right model. The two workflows communities use most, without juggling tools or re-uploading assets between them.
Seedance 2.0 for multi-shot consistency and reference control, Veo 3.1 Fast for cinematic light and physics viewers vote for, Kling 3.0 for identity-preserving motion transfer, Seedance Fast for affordable iteration. Pick per shot, like a director picks lenses.
Dialogue, ambience, and effects generate inside the same pass — Seedance even lip-syncs. Clips arrive watchable and postable instead of waiting on a sound pass.
Video pricing is per second and shown exactly before you generate — resolution, duration, and audio all visible in the price. If a generation fails, credits refund automatically. The cost anxiety users report with other platforms is designed out.
Every clip below was generated on this page, with the exact prompt and settings that produced it. Different models, one workspace.
A ceramicist in a sunlit workshop looks up from the wheel and speaks warmly to camera: "This one finally came out right." Clay-dusted hands, natural skin texture, shallow depth of field, soft window light, ambient studio room tone.
A parkour athlete vaulting across rooftop gaps at golden hour, dynamic tracking camera, accurate body mechanics and momentum, dust kicked up on landings, cinematic sports energy.
A golden retriever puppy sprinting across a sunlit meadow toward the camera, ears flapping, slow-motion feel, backlit grass glowing, joyful energy.
Slow-motion physics study: a water balloon bursting on a glass table, droplets scattering with realistic weight and refraction, high-speed camera look, studio lighting.
Rain streaking down a cafe window at dusk, warm bokeh lights beyond the glass, a coffee cup steaming on the sill, gentle rain sound and soft jazz ambience.
Vertical food macro: molten chocolate poured over a warm hazelnut cake, glossy ribbon folding slowly, steam curling upward, crumbs catching the light, cozy cafe ambience.
Macro shot of espresso pouring into a glass cup, crema swirling and settling, warm morning light, steam rising gently.
Ultra-wide cinematic dolly across a misty mountain lake at dawn, low fog drifting over still water, a lone rowboat, golden light breaking over ridgelines.
Seedance, Veo, Kling, Hailuo and more — one account, one credit balance, no juggling.
New30-second takes with native audio and first/last-frame control.
Flagship 30s video from mixed image, video and audio references.
Hailuo 3 — cinematic motion with native audio, 768p/2K.
Multi-shot stories with reference-level control.
Fast cinematic clips with native audio.
Lightweight, low-cost AI video for fast drafts.
Text & image to video, up to 4K with optional sound.
Kling motion quality on a faster engine.
Premium cinematic video with native synced audio.
Cinematic light, physics, and native sound.
Fast, affordable video with real camera control.
Turn any photo into a living scene, with sound.
Native audio + lip-sync in six languages.
Multi-shot control with reference identity lock.
Pro control over quality, duration, and audio.
Transfer reference motion while keeping identity.
Photo + voice to a lifelike talking avatar.
| Input | A text prompt, a starting image, or both — depending on the model. |
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| Models available | Seedance 2.5 / 2.0 family, Seedance 1.5 Pro, Veo 3.1 Fast and Pro, Kling 3.0, Hailuo 02, MiniMax H3, Grok Imagine, Wan 2.7, HappyHorse, OmniHuman. |
| Duration | 4 to 30 seconds depending on the model. Seedance 2.5 reaches 30 seconds; most others top out around 10. |
| Resolution | 480p and 720p across the range; 1080p and 4K on Seedance 2.0 standard. |
| Audio | Native synced audio on the models that support it, marked in the panel before you spend credits. |
| Cost | Per second of output, from 15 credits/second at 480p. The full cost is shown before you generate. |
| Failed generations | Not charged. Credits stay in your balance and the reason is recorded in your history. |
Three steps from an idea to a finished clip with sound.
The AI video generator takes a written scene, a starting image, or both. Camera movement and pacing belong in the prompt.
Pick the engine for the job, then choose length and quality. Cost is per second and shown in full before you generate.
Download the clip, or keep working — extend it, restyle it, upscale it, or add a talking avatar on top.
Video prompts need one thing image prompts do not: camera language. This is the structure that works.
Who or what is in frame, with one concrete detail.
a street vendor in a red apron
The one thing that happens. Singular beats plural.
ladles broth into a bowl, steam rising
How the shot behaves. Without this the model drifts on its own.
slow push-in, handheld, eye level
Light, palette, and finish.
night market neon, shallow focus, cinematic
a dog running
a golden retriever runs along wet sand toward camera, low tracking shot at knee height, early morning backlight, spray kicking up, shallow depth of field
The first version leaves the camera, the light, and the direction of travel undefined, so every generation is a different clip. The second describes a shot, which is what a video model is actually built to execute.
cinematic scene of a city, very epic, high quality
wide aerial drift over a rain-slicked city at dusk, camera moves slowly left to right, traffic light trails below, low clouds catching the last sun
“Epic” and “high quality” give the model nothing to render. Height, movement direction, time of day, and one visual detail give it four.
Video is one mode. Images, editing, and avatars run from the same workspace.
Where Seedance, Veo, Kling and Hailuo actually differ on motion, audio, and price.
What a usable clip really costs across the current engines.
The workhorse engine — parameters, resolutions, and per-second pricing.
When the older Pro engine still produces the better take.
Google’s fast video engine and the prompts it responds to.
Why video prompts need camera language that image prompts do not.
The AI video generator bills per second of output, so short clips stay cheap. Free accounts get 80 credits a day; paid plans unlock the premium engines.
Perfect for getting started
Billed annually · $240/year
Billed annually · $380/year
Seedance 2.0 and 2.0 Fast (current leaderboard leader), Seedance 1.5 Pro, Veo 3.1 Fast, Kling 3.0 Turbo, and Kling 3.0 Motion Control — selectable per generation in one workspace.
Pricing is per second and depends on the model, resolution, duration, and audio. The exact credit cost is always displayed before you generate — no surprises.
Credits are refunded automatically for failed video generations. You only pay for delivered results.
Yes — upload a still, describe the motion, and use image-to-video with Seedance, Veo, or Kling. Old photos, products, and portraits are the most popular starting points.
Yes — Seedance and Veo generate native audio (dialogue, ambience, effects) with the visuals. You can disable audio on Seedance for a lower rate.
Depending on the model: 480p to 1080p, roughly 4 to 15 seconds per generation, with 16:9 and 9:16 ratios for horizontal and vertical content.
Yes, under our terms of service. You are responsible for the rights to any reference media you upload.
Free accounts get 80 credits a day, which covers short low-resolution clips on the cheaper engines. Video costs more than images because it bills per second of output — we show the exact cost before you generate, never after.
Between 4 and 30 seconds depending on the model. Seedance 2.5 reaches 30 seconds with native synced audio; most other engines top out around 10. Longer pieces are built by generating clips and extending them.
Some engines generate natively synced audio — dialogue, effects, and ambience — as part of the same pass. Others are silent and expect you to add audio afterwards. The panel marks which is which before you commit credits.
Failed generations are not charged. If an upstream model rejects a prompt or errors out, the credits stay in your balance and the failure is recorded in your history with the reason.
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