Omni turns a written scene into a short AI video for product demos, social ads, cinematic concepts, and pitch visuals. Start with one clear subject, one camera move, and one visual goal, then refine the prompt after the first result.
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Start with one scene, one camera move, and one clear visual goal. That gives you a cleaner baseline before you iterate.
You can prepare the prompt first. Login and credit checks only happen when you continue into generation.
Use an AI text-to-video generator when you need a short clip from a written scene description and do not yet have a fixed reference image. Omni lets you write the prompt first, expand it with AI, choose a model tier, and continue into generation with free starter credits.
The basics you need to test a text-to-video idea quickly
Real generation results from text prompts. Each clip starts from a plain description and becomes a usable short video.
The AI Director orchestrates every step — prompt parsing, model selection, motion generation, and frame interpolation.
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Text-to-video production notes
This page focuses on the practical side of text-to-video: how to describe a scene, when to keep prompts simple, how to choose a quality tier, and how to iterate without spending credits on random variations.
A strong text-to-video prompt tells the model what is in the frame and how it should move. Include the subject, environment, action, camera movement, lighting, mood, and visual style. A prompt like “a skincare bottle on wet stone, slow push-in camera, soft morning light, premium commercial look” gives the generator a much clearer target than “make a beauty product video.”
The first output should test whether the core idea works. Avoid asking for multiple scenes, several characters, rapid cuts, and complex story beats in one short clip. Once the baseline motion and composition look good, add one refinement at a time: a different camera move, a new lighting direction, or a clearer description of the subject.
Text prompts are best when you do not yet have a fixed visual asset. They help you discover style directions, cinematic moods, campaign concepts, and social hooks quickly. If the final output needs a precise product, logo, face, or illustration, move the winning idea into an image-to-video workflow with a reference image.
A generated clip should not only look interesting; it should communicate the idea in the first seconds. Check whether the subject is readable, motion supports the message, and the style matches where the clip will be used. This mindset makes text-to-video useful for ads, landing pages, pitches, and creator posts instead of just experimentation.
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An AI text-to-video generator is best for creating short clips from written scene descriptions when you do not yet have a fixed reference image. It works well for product concepts, social posts, ad variations, mood exploration, and pitch visuals. If you need exact product or face consistency, use image-to-video with a reference image instead.
Start with one subject, one environment, one action, one camera movement, and one visual style. For example, describe who or what is in the frame, where it is, how it moves, what the camera does, and what mood or lighting you want. Avoid packing multiple scenes into the first prompt.
Most videos are generated within 1-3 minutes depending on the model and duration selected. Shorter clips (4-5s) are typically faster.
The current generator focuses on Gemini Omni Flash, with Seedance 2.0 available as an optional model in supported generation flows. Available models may change as provider APIs are updated.
In general, you can use generated videos for commercial projects, as long as your use complies with applicable laws, our policies, and any relevant third-party model terms.
If a generation fails, your credits are automatically refunded. You can try again with the same or different prompt.
Sign up, use the free credits, and test your first text-to-video prompt before choosing a paid plan.