01 / Before you begin
Before you begin
Describe a scene, not just a topic
Instead of asking for a travel video, describe who or what is present, where the scene takes place and what moves. Subject, action, light and camera movement give the request a more concrete visual direction.
Begin with one clear shot
Ask for a focused scene rather than an entire complicated story at once. Inspect the output, identify what worked and refine the next request. A smaller starting point makes differences between attempts easier to evaluate.
Build the story after generation
Treat a generated scene as creative material. Choose useful footage, trim it in the editor and add text or music so the result serves the purpose of your finished video rather than remaining an isolated clip.
02 / Follow these steps
Follow these steps
Open the text-to-video tool and describe the subject, action and setting.
Review the available model, output choices and displayed cost before generating.
Inspect the result and save useful footage for further editing.
03 / Try this sequence
Try this sequence
Example prompt: “A person walking beside the sea at sunset, gentle waves, warm backlight, a camera moving slowly alongside.” This is a starting direction, not a guaranteed result. If the motion is not right, revise the most important condition before changing everything at once.
Before you export
- Is the prompt focused on one clear subject and action?
- Have you reviewed hands, text and object motion in the result?
- Does the result fit the length and aspect ratio of your edit?
Frequently asked questions
Will every detail match my description?
Generated footage can differ from the prompt. Review people, movement, small text and other details, then refine the request where needed.
Is there a fixed duration or price?
Available duration, output settings and ticket cost depend on the model and options currently shown in the app.
Available tools and export settings vary by app version and device. Check the app for the terms of AI generation and cloud processing.
