Social shorts
Plan a clear first frame, one visual turn, and an ending that fits a vertical format. Generate each clip against that short sequence rather than treating every prompt as a separate project.
AI Video Generator for Short-Form Stories
Start with a prompt or reference image, generate a clip, and keep the visual direction connected to your next shot.
Video Generator
Video Generator
Text to video · 4s · 720p · 16:9
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FROM ONE CLIP TO A COMPLETE IDEA
Give every generated clip a purpose in the story
A useful short video starts before you press Generate. Decide what the viewer should notice, choose a frame or reference that anchors the scene, and describe the motion you need. The generator above is a quick way to explore an individual clip. When the idea needs several shots, the AI Shorts video workspace keeps references, images, and related creative decisions together so you can continue the sequence.
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How to start a video generation
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Define the shot
Write the subject, action, camera movement, setting, and intended duration in plain language. For a sequence, note what must stay consistent with the previous shot.
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Choose the input
Use text to explore a new scene, or add an image when the first frame, product, character, or composition already matters. Available models and options depend on the selected mode.
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Review before extending
Check motion, framing, and continuity before generating the next clip. Keep useful frames as references and revise the weakest shot instead of restarting the whole idea.
Video workflows worth planning shot by shot
Product video concepts
Start from a product image and a specific benefit. Use image-to-video to test camera motion and atmosphere while reviewing whether the product remains recognizable.
Character-led scenes
Keep a character reference, setting notes, and shot order close to the generated clips. This makes it easier to compare takes and identify where identity or visual style begins to drift.
Build the frames and clips with focused tools
Explore each model page for its supported inputs, controls, and suitable tasks. An image model can prepare a reference or storyboard frame before a video model turns the direction into motion.
MiniMax H3 MaxExplore text and image inputs, motion controls, and video use cases for a focused clip-generation task.Explore video modelGPT Image 2.5Develop a keyframe or revise an approved image before using it as visual direction for a clip.Explore image modelNano Banana 2Work with image references and controlled edits when a character or product look needs another pass.Explore image modelGPT Image 2Create and revise storyboard images that clarify a scene before moving into video generation.Explore image model
AI video generator questions
When should I use text-to-video or image-to-video?
Use text when you want to explore a scene without a fixed visual starting point. Use an image when composition, character appearance, or a product reference should guide the first frame. Review each model's supported inputs before generating.
Can one prompt produce a finished short video?
One prompt can produce a clip, but a short story or ad often needs several shots. Plan the sequence, inspect each result, and reuse references so the next shot has a clear connection to the last.
How do I keep the same look across multiple clips?
Save the approved character, product, or scene image and describe the details that must remain stable. Compare the generated frames against those references before extending the sequence.
Continue the sequence in one workspace
Move from a promising clip to a connected project with images, references, and shot decisions you can revisit.