How to Use the AI Video Generator

When to use the general AI video studio versus fashion video, UGC, image to video or text to video. Engine limits, credit estimates, and how to start from a prompt or a still.

The video generator is the general studio: a clip from a prompt or from a still. The specialised pages are usually the better first stop. This guide tells you which door to open, then how to run a clip if you stay here.

Pick the specialised tool first

Stay on the AI video generator when you are exploring and have not decided which of those jobs it is.

How to generate a clip here

  1. Choose text or image as the start. A real product should start from a photo.
  2. Set engine, duration and resolution. Grok: 6 credits a second, 6-second cap. Kling: 3 credits a second. Seedance: 34 to 95 depending on settings. The studio shows the estimate before you spend.
  3. Generate and review. Video needs a paid credit pack. Label AI-generated people and voices where the audience could take them for real.

Frequently asked questions

Should I start here or on a specialised page?

Start on the page that matches the job. Fashion video if a garment has to stay in frame. UGC if someone is talking. Image to video if you already have the still. Text to video if the scene is only a description. This page is the general entry.

How are credits charged?

Per second, by engine. Grok is 6 credits a second and caps at 6 seconds. Kling is 3. Seedance engines run 34 to 95. The live estimate in the studio is the number to trust.

Is video on the free plan?

No. Video generation needs a paid credit pack. Image generation on other studios can use starting credits.

Can I make a talking product ad here?

Use the UGC video generator. It takes a presenter and a script and matches lip movement. This page does not replace that workflow.

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