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A better video starts
with a clearer idea

From the first sentence of your prompt to the final review, here is a practical way to shape a short video without getting lost in controls.

START WITH A SCENECHOOSE THE RIGHT INPUTREVIEW BEFORE SHARING
01 / DIRECT THE ACTION

Write what changes.

Start with a subject, a visible action and one camera move. A shot should unfold over time, not just describe a static style. Add lighting and pacing only if they make the movement easier to imagine.

AN EDITABLE STARTING POINT

“A cyclist crosses a rain-soaked street at blue hour. The camera follows from behind as warm shop lights reflect on the pavement.”

Use this prompt in the studio
02 / CHOOSE A STARTING POINT

Let the input do a job.

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Best for exploring a concept from a written scene.

Optional reference images

Add images to the same prompt form to guide subjects or style. You do not need to select a separate input tab. The selected model sets the image limit; video uploads and start/end-frame controls are not offered.

Only submit source material you own or have permission to use. Confirm your model’s supported inputs before uploading.

03 / CHECK THE FINAL FRAME

Review before you share.

Before sending a job, check settings and the exact credit cost. When a result is available, inspect motion, continuity, identities and rights. Generated output may contain inaccuracies even when the prompt is precise.

Ready to shape a scene?

Open the studio and start creating.

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