Write the subject, action, setting and camera movement. Add a product photo or concept image as the start frame, or an end frame to guide the final view.
Select a model, duration and resolution. Choose an aspect ratio for text-to-video; with frame images, the canvas follows the image. Then start generating.
Track progress in My creations. Play the finished video and download it for editing or publishing.

Use a portrait, product photo or character image as the start frame and describe the action. Add an optional end frame to guide the closing view of the same clip.

Start without a reference image. Describe a city, landscape, lighting and movement to create footage for Reels, YouTube Shorts or a storyboard.

Try a slow push-in, a tracking shot or a pull-back from a close-up. Build each clip around one main action for clearer pacing.

Start with a product photo and describe the lighting, setting and movement for a launch teaser or product introduction. The photo becomes the first frame, so a single image is enough to generate a motion clip.

Try realistic, illustrated or cinematic descriptions for the same idea. Generate a few clips and pick the style you like best.