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AI Text to Video

Generate a short cinematic clip from a prompt with a defined subject, camera move and color grade.

  • No install or GPU setup
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AI Text to Video

Provider

KIE

Model route

wan/2-6-text-to-video

What this tool does

The preset describes one shot, one subject and one camera move. That is intentional: a five-second clip has little room for a complex story, and a single clear action gives the model a better chance of stable anatomy. Write the subject first, then the action, then the camera, then the light and grade. Keep the negative list short and specific.

Good for

  • Create a social video from a written idea
  • Test a camera move before a shoot
  • Generate a mood clip for a product page
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How it works

  1. 1

    Upload a photo or video, or start with text.

  2. 2

    Keep the preset prompt or describe your own change.

  3. 3

    Generate, review the result, and download it.

Prompt recipe

The exact prompt loaded into the studio. Edit it before you generate.

A lone cyclist crosses a rain-soaked Tokyo side street at dusk. Neon signs reflect in the puddles, steam rises from a vent, the camera tracks slowly from left to right at eye level, shallow depth of field, cinematic teal and amber grade, natural motion blur, five seconds, no text, no watermark.

Model and provider route

ProviderModel routeBest for
KIEwan/2-6-text-to-videoSingle-shot ideas with a clear subject and camera move

Routes can change as providers update availability. The live selector in the studio is the source of truth, and the credit cost is shown before submission.

Questions people ask

How long can the clip be?

The studio offers the durations the selected route supports. Longer clips cost more credits.

Can I control the camera?

Yes. Describe the camera move in plain language: push in, track left, orbit, or hold static.

Why does the result sometimes change the subject?

Video models trade some consistency for motion. A simpler action, a clear first frame and a shorter duration usually help.