Camera movement & framing
Example: “Slow dolly-in on a steaming coffee cup on a wooden bar, morning window light, shallow depth of field, cinematic.” Name one primary camera move—not five at once.
AI Tools / Video
Describe your shot in words—no reference clips required. Pick Seedance 2.0 or VEO 3.1, set duration, aspect ratio, and quality, then generate cinematic clips for ads, social, and storyboards.
Models
Open Dashboard → Text to Video. Two models are available today; switching models changes duration, aspect ratio, and quality options in the UI.
Inputs
Text to Video is a prompt-only workflow—unlike Image to Video or Video to Video, you do not upload frames, clips, or audio on this page.
Prompting
Include subject, action, camera movement, lighting, and mood. Plain-language camera verbs work well: dolly in, pan left, orbit, static with subject motion.
Example: “Slow dolly-in on a steaming coffee cup on a wooden bar, morning window light, shallow depth of field, cinematic.” Name one primary camera move—not five at once.
Match action to duration: a 4s VEO clip needs one clear beat (“hand reaches for product”); Seedance 15s can hold a slower narrative arc. Avoid cramming a full storyline into 4 seconds.
Example: “Neon-lit Tokyo alley at night, light rain on pavement, moody teal and magenta grade, slow pan following a walking figure.” Consistent mood beats adjective overload.
When to use this tool
Text to Video is “words → motion clip.” It fits early ideation when you do not have reference media yet.
Prompt blueprint
Examples
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Slow push-in with shallow depth of field.
9:16 action in the first second.
Short hero motion for ecommerce concepts.
Wide establishing mood clip.
It generates a video clip from a written prompt—no reference upload on this tool. You choose model, duration, aspect ratio, quality, and optional sound.
Seedance 2.0 and VEO 3.1 (from the dashboard model picker). Settings change when you switch models.
Up to 4,000 characters. The UI recommends around 500 characters for most shots and shows a live character count.
No for Text to Video. Use Image to Video, Multi-images to Video, or Video to Video when you have reference media.
VEO 3.1 only supports 4, 6, or 8 second outputs. The UI snaps to the nearest allowed value.
An advanced Seedance 2.0 option (hidden on VEO 3.1). For frame-pair animation with uploads, use Image to Video instead.
Video credits scale with duration in seconds and may vary by resolution and sound settings. The Generate button shows an estimate before submit.
Commercial usage depends on your plan and terms. Review pricing and policies before shipping at scale.
Sign in, describe your shot, and generate with Seedance 2.0 or VEO 3.1.
Animate from a required first frame and optional last frame.
Explore still concepts before moving to motion.
Longer clips, wider aspects, and multimodal workflows on other tools.
Cinematic 4K-capable model with 4/6/8 second outputs.
Compare plans and credit packs for video production.