cliptango

Text to Video.

Start with a description and turn the story into moving pictures.

Text to VideoStart with a description
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A great prompt makes the difference

Try adding descriptions of subject, action, scene, lighting, and shots to make the image closer to your imagination.

From here, the possibilities are endless

Your creativity is coming soon

Describe your idea on the left and choose your favorite model.
Your next work starts from this moment.

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Start with an inspiration

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FROM INTENT TO FRAME

How to use Text to Video

01

Describe subjects and actions

Write down who is in the frame, what they are doing, and what changes are happening in the scene.

02

Arrange shots and atmosphere

Add scene, movement, light, style, and rhythm to give the story a clear direction.

03

Select parameters and preview

Enter the studio to select the model, frame and duration, and experience the complete demonstration process first.

Another creative starting point

Based on the materials you already have, choose a more suitable method.

Image to VideoTake a static image and add action, footage and time.Reference to VideoLet your characters, products and scenes enter the same story.Text to ImageTurn the composition in your mind into the first picture of the story.

Connect creative methods and inspiration

View model display catalogThe available status of the model is subject to the studioLook at the way this idea is describedOpen the portal of imaginationHelp on uploading and parameter usageReference pictures, proportions, duration and preservation of works
A LITTLE CLARITY

Text to Video FAQ

Do I need to upload reference images?+

No. Text to Video starts with a written description. Use Image to Video when a character or product image should guide the appearance.

How can I make my prompt more specific?+

Describe a clear shot in the order of "subject, action, scene, lens, light" to avoid requiring many contradictory scenes at the same time.