GenPix AI · Text to Video AI
Text to Video AI
Text to video is the version with nothing to start from: no photo, no footage, just a description. It is the harder direction and the more useful one, because the shot does not have to exist anywhere before you write it.
Write it like a shot list, not like a story. "A woman walks through a market" gives you a stranger walking through a generic market. "Medium shot, a woman in a red coat walks left to right through a covered market, hanging bulbs, camera tracks with her at her pace" gives you a shot — because it names the framing, the direction, the light and what the camera is doing. Everything you leave out, the model chooses.
- 2 images free — to try the studio before you pay for a clip
- Private by default — nothing you make is ever public unless you publish it yourself
- Never used for training — not your images, not your prompts
- What you make is yours — full resolution, commercial use, we take no cut
Made here
Real clips from this studio. Press one to open the video shelf.
How to do it
- 1
Name the framing first: wide, medium, close. It decides more than any other word in the prompt.
- 2
Then the subject and the setting, then the light, then the single movement you want.
- 3
Test at 480p and five seconds. Once the shot is right, generate it again larger — the prompt carries over.
Prompts that work
Press one to open the studio with it loaded — then change two words rather than face a blank box.
Medium tracking shot, a cyclist rides along a sea wall at golden hour, camera moves with them, spray catching the lightClose-up of hands kneading dough on a floured wooden table, warm kitchen light, steady camera, slow deliberate motionWide static shot of a desert road at noon, heat haze rippling above the tarmac, a single truck approaching from far away
Questions
- Do I need to know film terms?
- It helps but it is not required. "Close up", "wide", "the camera moves in" are enough to steer it.
- Can I keep going from a clip I like?
- Yes — a finished clip can be extended or re-shot with a new prompt, so a scene can be built in pieces.
- Is there a monthly plan?
- No. You top up a wallet, and a clip takes from it. Unused credit does not expire.