Text to video

Text-to-video creates a moving shot from a prompt. The model you select determines the available duration, aspect ratio, resolution, audio, camera, and other controls.

Write a shot, not a keyword list

Include one subject, one achievable action, a scene, camera position and movement, light, and how the shot should end.

Close product shot of a ceramic cup on a wooden counter. Steam rises slowly while morning light moves across the surface. Locked camera, shallow depth of field, five-second shot, end with the logo area centered and stable.

Keep the requested action realistic for the selected duration. Too many scene changes increase the chance of drift or abrupt transitions.

Review the result

Check continuity frame by frame, especially faces, hands, text, products, and fast movement. If the result is close, adjust only camera, action, timing, or style rather than rewriting everything.