Make video
Choose how images and video go in, direct the motion and check the finished clip.
How your inputs go in#
Each video model shows its own options above the prompt box, such as Frames, References, Edit or Extend.
| You have | Do this |
|---|---|
| Only an idea | Describe the shot. Good when the exact first frame does not matter. |
| An image to start from | Hover the image and click Video, or choose Create Video from its menu. |
| A start and an end image | Pick a model with start and end frame slots. Swap start and end frame flips them. |
| References for a look or character | Pick a model with a References option and add them there. |
| A video whose movement you want to copy | Pick a Motion Control model. Add the character image and the motion video. |
| A clip to change or lengthen | Hover it and click Edit Video, or choose Continue with Extend from its menu. |
Models use an image in different ways. Some start the clip on that exact frame; others use it as a reference for the look.
Make a controlled shot#
- 1Click the Video Studio icon and pick a model. Add the images or video it needs.
- 2Set Duration, Resolution, Aspect Ratio and Audio.
- 3Describe one clear action and one camera move.
- 4Check the cost on Create and click it once.
- 5Play the whole clip, with sound.
Image to video
Keep the same cup and desk. The camera slowly pushes forward. Morning light stays steady, no shake. The cup does not move and nothing new appears.Improve or download#
Choose Upscale Video in the preview for a sharper version. For smoother motion, pick an interpolation model, which adds in-between frames. Each costs credits. Then download the clip or use it in a video project.
A failed clip
Failed clips show Failed with a Retry button. Read the error and fix the cause first, such as a missing image or an unsupported length.