Start with one scene
Text to video starts with a written description. Describe the subject, its movement, the setting, and how the camera should move. Keep your first attempt focused on one action rather than a sequence of cuts.
For example: “A lone surfer stands on a black-sand beach. Gentle waves roll toward the shore in warm evening light. The camera slowly moves closer.”
Choose your video settings
Open the studio and select Text to video. Choose a video tool, then set the picture shape, length, and quality. Each tool offers different choices, so check the available settings before continuing.
- Enter a scene description.
- Choose a video tool and review the video settings.
- Sign in, then select Check credit cost.
Check the credit cost, then create
You will see how many credits this video needs. If you change the description, video tool, or settings, check the cost again. Make sure you have enough credits before starting.
Follow the video in History after starting it. If you are asked to check whether it started, use the same button again before making another video. A second video can use more credits.
Check the result and refine your next attempt
Your video may need a final check after it finishes. When the preview is ready, open it to watch the result, then download a copy.
For another version, change one part of your description at a time. Each new attempt may use credits, so check the cost before starting. This tool creates from text or a photo; changing a person in an existing video is not available yet.