AI Video Generator

Create AI videos from prompts and images.

Generate concept shots, product motion, short clips, storyboards, and visual experiments with text-to-video and image-to-video models.

Text to videoImage to videoShot planning
Input
Prompt or reference image
Models
Veo, Kling, Wan, Seedance
Output
Short video clips

Use cases

Video creation without leaving the workspace

Write the shot, choose a model, add visual references when needed, and keep the result inside your project.

Text to video

Describe camera motion, subject action, scene style, duration, and mood.

Image to video

Use generated images, product photos, or concept frames as the starting point.

Model-specific entry points

Jump directly into Veo 3.1, Kling 2.6, Seedance 2, and other video model pages.

Seedance 2 examples

Preview motion styles before generating

Review portrait motion, cinematic landscapes, and interior camera movement to compare pacing, subject stability, and visual style.

Cinematic portrait motion

Useful for judging facial consistency, light behavior, and controlled close-up movement.

Landscape reveal shot

Shows environmental motion, spatial layers, and natural camera drift in a wide scene.

Interior camera move

Useful for evaluating spatial continuity, material detail, and smooth indoor movement.

Workflow

How it works

01

Write the shot

Define the scene, action, camera movement, and visual treatment.

02

Choose a model

Choose Veo, Kling, Wan, Seedance, or another available video model.

03

Generate and reuse

Generate a clip, then use it in projects, workflows, or follow-up generations.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can VAN GOGH generate video from text?

Yes. The video generator can use prompts to drive supported video models.

Can video generation use reference images?

Yes. Image-to-video modes can use visual references to guide the generated result.

How is this different from the Workflow Builder?

This page is a direct video tool entry; the Workflow Builder connects image, video, audio, and other steps into a reusable canvas.