AI video generation
Turn a written direction or reference media into a short video.
ImagineClip brings text-to-video and compatible reference-guided video workflows into one workspace. Choose a video model, describe the scene or movement, add media when the selected model supports it, then set the available output controls.
- Start with
- A written direction or compatible media
- Create
- A short generated video
- Control
- Model, framing, duration, and output options
Make the visual job concrete
These local references are unique to this page and help turn a broad search into a reviewable visual direction.
Every card identifies whether it is a verified model-family example or a visual reference. Reference cards are not model benchmarks or before-and-after claims.
Opening scene and action
Use the opening frame, visible action, and setting to define the first beat of the video prompt.
Reference direction, not a model output
Local ImagineClip visual reference. It is not presented as a model-specific result.
Camera movement and pacing
Use one deliberate camera path and a readable pace to guide the motion through the scene.
Reference direction, not a model output
Local ImagineClip visual reference. It is not presented as a model-specific result.
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Ways to start an AI video workflow
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Text-to-video directions
Describe the scene, action, camera feeling, and visual style you want to create from a written prompt.
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Image-to-video on compatible models
Begin from a reference image where the selected model supports it, then use the prompt to guide the intended motion.
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Model-specific media controls
Some models expose optional image, video, audio, or end-frame inputs. The workspace only shows controls that apply to the active model.
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A focused AI video workflow
Video settings are not the same for every model, so the workspace adapts the available inputs and output controls to the model you choose.
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Choose a video model
Select the model whose available inputs and output controls match the type of video you need to create.
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Describe the scene or motion
Write a clear motion direction, including the subject, action, setting, and visual feeling that should drive the clip.
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Add compatible reference media
When the model supports it, attach the image, video, audio, or end-frame reference that should inform the generation.
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Set the available output controls
Choose from the framing, duration, resolution, audio, or other options exposed by that model, then generate and review the clip.
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What to know before you plan a video task
- Controls depend on the selected model
- Different models support different combinations of prompt, reference media, framing, duration, audio, resolution, and output quality.
- Review the final clip
- Check motion, timing, visible text, product details, logos, and any detail that needs to be correct before publishing.
- Use media you can publish
- Only upload or reuse images, clips, and audio that you are allowed to use for the intended result.
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AI video generator FAQ
- Can I create video from text?
- Yes. The video workspace supports text-driven video workflows. The available controls and required prompt details depend on the model you select.
- Is ImagineClip an AI video generator app?
- ImagineClip is a browser-based AI video generator app. Video generation uses purchased credits, so review the current model controls and costs before generating.
- Can I start an AI video from an image?
- Yes, when the active model supports an image reference. Select the model first; the workspace then exposes the media input that applies to it.
- Do all video models accept the same media?
- No. Image, video, audio, and end-frame reference options are model-specific. The workspace keeps unsupported inputs out of the active workflow.
- What should I include in a video prompt?
- Describe the subject, action, setting, camera feeling, timing, and visible details that matter. If you need an exact product, logo, or readable copy, inspect the generated result before use.
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Capability source: Current ImagineClip video-generation workspace.