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Video Generation

Generate videos from text, a start frame, interpolated keyframes, references, motion control, or a talking avatar.

Video Generation creates a new clip from scratch — text, a starting image, two keyframes to interpolate between, reference media, a motion source, or an audio performance for a talking avatar. To transform a video you already have (edit, extend, or reframe it), that's the separate Video Edit mode.

For pricing details, see the Pricing page. Full model tables: Video Providers.

Sub-modes

Text to VideoPrompt-only generation with no visual input required.
Start FrameGuide the opening frame with a single image input.
Start + End FrameBlend from a starting image into a target ending frame.
ReferencesDrive the video with image or video reference inputs.
AvatarAnimate a character image with an audio performance.
Motion ControlTransfer movement from a motion clip onto a start frame.

Availability is per model — the picker only shows sub-modes that model supports.

Providers (current)

ProviderHighlights
Veo (Google)Lite / Fast / Full · up to 4K · 4–8s
Gemini Omni FlashFast 720p generation · 3–10s
Wan (Alibaba)2.7 suite: T2V, I2V, R2V · optional audio
HappyHorse1.1 T2V / I2V / R2V
Kling3.0 Turbo / 3.0 / 3.0 Omni · Avatar · motion control · up to 4K
Seedance2.0, 2.0 Fast, 1.5 Pro · multimodal refs
OmniHumanImage + audio → talking portrait
LTX2.3 Fast / Pro · up to 4K · long Fast durations
Grok Imagine Video1.0 full suite · 1.5 start-frame only
Luma Ray 3.2HDR, loop, keyframe interpolation · 540p–1080p

See Video Providers for the full model list and sub-mode map.

Settings

Resolution

Depends on the model (not plan): commonly 480p, 720p, 1080p, 1440p, or 4K where supported.

Duration

Varies widely:

  • Veo — 4 / 6 / 8s (higher res often forces 8s)
  • Gemini Omni Flash — 3–10s
  • Wan / HappyHorse / Kling / Seedance — typically multi-second ranges up to ~15s
  • LTX Fast — up to 20s · LTX Pro — up to 10s
  • Grok — 1–15s
  • Luma — 5 or 10s (HDR/loop often force 5s)
  • OmniHuman / Kling Avatar — driven by audio length

Aspect Ratio

Common options include 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1. Many providers add 4:3, 3:4, 21:9, etc. Some start-frame or edit flows inherit ratio from the source media.

Audio

  • Optional generated audio on Wan, Seedance, LTX
  • Required audio input for OmniHuman and Kling Avatar

Tips

  • Start Frame usually gives the most control — pick a strong still, then describe motion
  • Veo 3.1 Lite or Wan 2.7 are good iteration defaults
  • Match the sub-mode to the model (e.g. Grok 1.5 is start-frame only)
  • Video jobs are slower than stills — expect tens of seconds to several minutes

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