Turn your next idea into motion
Describe a scene, start with an image, or add reference media. Video Studio brings your creative input and model settings into one workspace so you can generate a video and refine your next idea.
- Text to video
- Image to video
- Model-dependent reference media
How to create a video
1. Choose your creative input
Write a prompt or add the source media required by your input mode. Describe the subject, action, camera movement, and mood you want.
2. Pick a model and settings
Choose a video model, then set the available aspect ratio, resolution, and duration. Input requirements and output options depend on the selected model.
3. Generate and review
Check the estimated credit cost before submitting. When generation completes, review your video in the result stage and adjust the prompt or settings for your next attempt.
Start with one clear shot. Name the subject and setting, describe a specific action, and add camera movement or lighting only where it helps. For example: a person walks through a quiet station as the camera follows slowly, with soft morning light through the windows.
Video Studio FAQs
Can I start with text or an image?
Yes. Choose text to video to start with a prompt, or image to video to use a starting image. The models available to you depend on the selected input mode.
Can I use reference media?
Reference mode accepts the media supported by your chosen model. Check the upload guidance and model requirements before adding images or MP4 video references.
Can I choose the shape and length of my video?
The workspace offers aspect-ratio, resolution, and duration choices supported by the selected model. Not every model offers the same options.
How do credits work?
The creation panel shows the estimated credit cost for the current model and settings before you generate. Review that estimate before submitting your request.