AI Video Generator Four ways to make a clip.
Text to Video
Describe a shot and get a short clip. Good for establishing shots, b-roll and ideas you have no footage for.
Wan 2.2 · Wan 2.7
Image to Video
Start from a still you already like and describe how it should move. Set an end frame to control where the shot lands.
Wan 2.2 · Wan 2.7
- Illustration
Audio to Video
Pair a portrait with a voice or music track and get a clip that moves to it.
LTX 2.3
Video to Video
Copy the motion from a reference video onto a new character, or sync a video to new audio.
Kling Motion Control Standard · Kling Motion Control Pro · VEED Lipsync
Which tool
Which tool should you open?
Start with text-to-video when you only have a description. Use image-to-video when you already like a frame and want motion. Audio-to-video is for music or dialogue-led clips. Video-to-video is for motion control or lipsync on footage you already shot. If you are still choosing between stills and motion, generate a keyframe in text-to-image first, then animate it. That path usually wastes fewer credits than rewriting a long video prompt from scratch.
| You have | Open |
|---|---|
| Only a descriptionWrite the scene and get a short clip. | Text to Video |
| A still frame you likeKeep the frame, add the motion. | Image to Video |
| Music or dialogueThe track drives the clip. A first frame or prompt steers the look. | Audio to Video |
| Footage you already shotMotion control onto a character, or lipsync to new audio. | Video to Video |
| Not sure yet: still or motionMake a keyframe first, then animate it. Usually cheaper than rewriting a long video prompt. | Text to Image |
Models
Models in this hub
Live generators you can pick in the studio today. 8 models from 4 labs.
Kling
- Kling Motion Control Standard
- Kling Motion Control Pro
Lightricks
- LTX 2.3 Audio to Video
Alibaba
- Wan 2.2 Text to Video
- Wan 2.7 Text to Video
- Wan 2.2 Image to Video
- Wan 2.7 Image to Video
VEED
- VEED Lipsync
Notes
Habits that save credits
Keep the first video prompts short: one subject, one camera move, one action. Watch the full clip before you download. Soft source images make soft video, so upscale a weak still before image-to-video when pixels are the problem. For lipsync and motion control, clean driver footage beats fancy settings.
Access
Credits and access
Studio pages are public to browse. New accounts get free credits to try things; after that, generating spends credits from a Starter, Creator, or Pro plan. Video jobs usually cost more than stills, so treat early runs as tests with a clear goal.
- Browse
- Free
- Every app and page, no account needed.
- Generate
- Credits
- Spent per job from a Starter, Creator, or Pro plan.
- Outputs
- Gallery
- Saved to your account next to every other tool's work.
Ready when you are
Open the video tools and try one.
Browse the apps first. When you want to generate, pick a plan on pricing so credits land on your account.