Prompt to video
Describe camera motion, subject action, scene style, duration, and mood.
AI Video Generator
Turn prompts and images into AI videos.
Create concept shots, product motion, short clips, storyboards, and visual experiments with prompt-to-video and reference-image video models.
- Input
- Prompt or image reference
- Models
- Veo, Kling, Wan, Seedance
- Output
- Short AI video clips
Studio fit
Video creation without leaving the studio
Write the shot, choose a model, add a visual reference when useful, then keep the result connected to the rest of your project.
Image to video
Use a generated image, product photo, or concept frame as a starting point.
Model-specific entrances
Open dedicated pages for Veo 3.1, Kling 2.6, and other available video models.
Seedance 2 examples
Preview motion styles before you generate
Review portrait motion, cinematic landscapes, and interior camera movement to compare pacing, subject stability, and visual style before opening the video generator.
Cinematic portrait motion
A close-up character shot for checking facial consistency, lighting, and controlled camera movement.
Landscape reveal
A wide scenic clip that shows environmental motion, depth, and natural camera drift.
Interior walkthrough
A gallery-style camera move for judging spatial continuity, texture detail, and smooth travel shots.
Flow
How it works
Write the shot
Define the scene, action, camera move, and visual treatment.
Select a model
Choose Veo, Kling, Wan, Seedance, or another available video model.
Create and reuse
Generate the clip and bring it into projects, workflows, or follow-up generations.
FAQ
Common questions
Can VAN GOGH create videos from text?
Yes. The video generator supports prompt-driven video creation with available video models.
Can I use image references for video?
Yes. Supported image-to-video modes can use a visual reference to guide the generated clip.
Is this different from the workflow builder?
Yes. This page is the video tool entrance; the workflow builder connects image, video, audio, and other steps into reusable canvases.