Create Stunning Videos from Text & Images

AI video generation uses artificial intelligence to create videos from text descriptions or images. Instead of filming or manually animating, you describe what you want or upload a reference image, and the AI produces a finished video clip. 3D AI Studio supports text-to-video, image-to-video, and multi-reference workflows with high-resolution output up to 4K and native audio on select models.

Open Video Studio and pick a mode. For text-to-video, write a detailed prompt describing the scene, action, camera angle, and mood. For image-to-video, upload an image and add a motion prompt describing how it should move. Choose a model, then click Generate. Your video is usually ready in about 30 seconds to a few minutes depending on the model, length, and resolution.

Video Studio includes a lineup of leading models you can switch between in one place: Google Veo 3.1 Lite, Veo 3.1 Fast, and Veo 3; Kling 3.0, Kling 3.0 Pro, Kling 2.6 Pro, Kling 2.5 Turbo, and Kling 2.1; Kling O1 for start and end transitions and Kling Motion Control for motion transfer; ByteDance Seedance 2.0 and Seedance 1.5; and Lucy 14B for ultra-fast drafts. Each model has its own strengths, speed, and pricing.

Use Veo 3.1 for realistic results with audio and lip-sync, Kling 3.0 for long cinematic shots up to 15 seconds, Seedance 2.0 for multi-reference control and character consistency, and Lucy 14B for fast, low-cost drafts. If you are unsure, start with the default model for quick clips, then open the model picker to compare quality, speed, duration, and credit cost side by side.

Veo (by Google) is known for photorealism plus native audio and lip-sync. Kling (by Kuaishou) excels at cinematic motion and longer shots up to 15 seconds, also with audio. Seedance (by ByteDance) is built for control, including multi-reference inputs for consistent characters and styles across shots. You can use all of them from the same studio without separate accounts.

Yes. Your prompt and any uploaded image stay in place when you switch models, so you can try the same idea across different models and compare results. The credit cost for the selected model and settings is always shown before you generate.

Text-to-video creates a clip from a written prompt alone. Image-to-video animates a still image you upload using a motion prompt. Reference-to-video combines multiple inputs, such as images, videos, and audio, to guide character consistency, style, motion, and lip-sync across a shot. Most users start with image-to-video for predictable results.

Reference-to-video lets you combine up to 9 images, 3 videos, and 3 audio clips in a single generation. You reference them directly in your prompt using tags like @Image1, @Video1, and @Audio1. This enables consistent characters across shots, style transfer, motion transfer from a reference video, lip-sync to an audio track, and multi-shot editing.

Yes. Describe camera moves in your prompt using terms like dolly in, pan left, crane shot, orbit, or handheld, along with the speed and intensity of motion. For precise motion, the Kling Motion Control model can transfer movement from a reference video onto your subject.

Yes. Several models support an optional end frame so you can define how a clip begins and ends, and Kling O1 is built specifically for smooth start-to-end transitions. Upload your starting image, optionally add an end image, and the AI generates the motion in between.

Select models generate native audio, including ambient sound and dialogue. Veo and Kling models support audio generation, which you can toggle on or off in the settings. Audio generation can affect the credit cost, which is always shown before you generate.

Yes. Veo models support lip-sync, so a character can speak in time with generated or referenced audio. In reference-to-video you can supply an audio clip and reference it in your prompt to drive the lip movement.

Clip length depends on the model. Veo models generate up to 8 seconds, while Kling 3.0 and Seedance support longer durations up to about 15 seconds. Longer clips use more credits. You can select the exact duration in the settings before generating.

Resolution goes up to 4K on Veo 3.1 Fast, with 1080p and 720p available across models. Aspect ratios include 16:9 for landscape, 9:16 for vertical social media, and 1:1 for square, plus an auto option that matches your input. This makes it easy to create content for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and the web.

Use clear, high-resolution images with good lighting and a well-defined subject. Sharp images with clean backgrounds animate more reliably than blurry or cluttered ones. If you need a better starting image, you can generate or edit one in Image Studio and send it straight to Video Studio.

Be specific about the subject, action, environment, and camera movement, and include details like lighting, mood, and style. For example, "a golden retriever running through autumn leaves in slow motion, warm sunlight, shallow depth of field" works better than "a dog in a park." Keep each prompt focused on a single scene rather than many at once.

Yes. The built-in prompt helper can rewrite and expand your idea into a detailed, model-ready prompt using your text and any uploaded image. It is a quick way to get better motion and composition without learning prompt syntax.

Most videos generate in about 30 seconds to a few minutes depending on the model, resolution, and length. Higher resolutions and longer clips take more time. Generation runs in the background, so you can set up your next video or keep working while it finishes, and all results appear in your Dashboard.

Every video is saved to your Dashboard, where you can preview, download, and reuse it. Because generation runs in the background, you can queue several videos and come back to them later.

Generated videos can be exported in common formats including MP4, MOV, and GIF, ready for editing software, social platforms, and web publishing. Full-resolution HD downloads without a watermark are available on paid plans.

Video generation uses credits, and the cost varies by model, duration, resolution, and whether audio is enabled. The exact credit cost for your current settings is always shown before you generate, so there are no surprises. Faster, lighter models like Veo 3.1 Lite and Lucy 14B cost less than premium cinematic models.

Yes. Free accounts get starting credits so you can try video generation. Free videos include a watermark and standard quality. Upgrading to a paid plan unlocks the highest-quality models, HD downloads without a watermark, and faster renders.

Videos generated on the free plan include a watermark. On paid plans the watermark is removed and you can download in full HD. Paid plans also unlock the premium and 4K models.

Yes. Videos generated on paid plans are fully owned by you with commercial rights. Use them in marketing campaigns, social media content, YouTube videos, product showcases, client presentations, or any commercial project.

Yes. Image Studio includes 100+ AI tools to generate and edit images, remove backgrounds, upscale, and more. Once your image looks right, send it directly to Video Studio to animate it, creating a smooth image-to-video workflow in one place.

3D AI Studio also offers image-to-3D and text-to-3D generation. You can create a concept image, animate it into a video, and generate a matching 3D model, all within the same platform, which is useful for games, product design, and 3D content.

Select the 9:16 vertical aspect ratio and a short duration, then write a prompt or upload an image for your clip. Vertical, fast-paced clips work best for short-form platforms. You can also generate 16:9 for standard YouTube and 1:1 for square feeds from the same studio.

Use reference-to-video and supply the same reference image of your character, referencing it in each prompt. Models like Seedance 2.0 are designed for multi-reference consistency, so your character keeps the same look, outfit, and style across different shots.

Make your prompt more specific about the subject, action, camera movement, and style, and keep it to a single scene. Try the prompt helper to expand your idea, switch to a higher-quality model, or for image-to-video start from a clearer input image. Small wording changes and a better model often make a big difference.