Image to Video
Start from one still frame and let a video model add movement, camera motion and atmosphere while your image keeps the look consistent.
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HushgenWrite your scene — setting, motion, camera, mood — and the selected video model turns it into a clip. Built for ads, storytelling and social content.
One credit balance works with all of them.
Video models
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Start from one still frame and let a video model add movement, camera motion and atmosphere while your image keeps the look consistent.
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Describe a scene in a sentence or a short script and get back a clip you can refine shot by shot.
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Upload reference images or clips to pin down a character, product or visual style before the model starts generating.
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Pick up where a clip ends and add the next few seconds with the same subject, framing and mood.
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ImageWrite a prompt and get thumbnails, product shots, concept art or posters, with Seedream and other image models to choose from.
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ImageChange a background, remove an object or restyle a photo by telling Hushgen what to change in plain words.
Try NowWrite what should happen on screen and choose a model. Hushgen returns a clip with movement, camera work and pacing, ready for ads, stories and social posts.
The controls that matter when a sentence needs to become a shot.
Describe any scene, action, or concept in plain text and AI generates a smooth, cinematic video that matches your vision.
Choose from several state-of-the-art video generation models to match your quality, style, and speed requirements.
Generate videos in landscape, portrait, or square formats — optimized for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and more.
Add background audio to your generated video. Upload an audio file and sync it with the AI-generated output.
Enable AI prompt expansion to automatically enrich your description and produce more detailed, higher-quality results.
Download your generated video in full resolution — ready for social media, presentations, or any professional use.
Write, set, download — three steps.
Describe the scene, action, or concept you want to see. Be as specific or as broad as you like.
Select a model, aspect ratio, duration, and resolution. Optionally add audio or enable prompt expansion.
Your video is usually ready in a few minutes. Download it in full resolution and use it anywhere you need.
Practical uses for prompt-made video, from quick social posts to pitch visuals.
Generate eye-catching video posts for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and more — without a camera or crew.
Create video ads, product demos, and brand content from a text brief — faster and cheaper than traditional production.
Bring ideas, storyboards, and creative concepts to life as video before committing to a full production.
Generate explainer videos, visual demonstrations, and educational clips from written descriptions.
Add dynamic video visuals to slide decks and investor pitches to make your content more compelling.
Produce short films, animated sequences, and narrative videos from written scripts and scene descriptions.
Small habits that make clips look more deliberate and consistent.
Describe what the scene looks like, not what you want the AI to do. 'A lone astronaut walking across a red Martian desert at sunset, dust swirling in the wind' works better than 'make a Mars video'.
Lighting dramatically affects the mood of a video. Add descriptors like 'golden hour', 'overcast sky', 'neon-lit night', or 'soft studio lighting' to guide the visual tone.
Add camera direction to your prompt — 'slow dolly forward', 'aerial drone shot', 'handheld tracking shot'. Camera motion is one of the biggest factors in making AI video feel cinematic.
Enable the prompt expansion feature to let AI automatically enrich your description with cinematic language, lighting details, and compositional guidance before generation.
Choose 16:9 for YouTube and desktop, 9:16 for TikTok and Instagram Reels, and 1:1 for feed posts. Generating in the right ratio from the start avoids cropping artifacts.
Add a negative prompt to exclude common AI video artifacts: 'blurry, distorted faces, flickering, low quality, watermark'. This consistently improves output quality.
People who need footage but not a film set.
Generate short-form video content for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts from a text description — no filming required.
Create video ads, product demos, and brand content from a brief — faster and cheaper than traditional video production.
Visualize scenes, generate pre-visualization footage, and explore narrative ideas before committing to a full production.
Generate explainer videos, visual demonstrations, and educational clips from written descriptions without video production skills.
Create pitch deck videos, product concept demos, and investor presentations without a video production budget.
Generate cinematic sequences, environment showcases, and narrative cutscenes from script descriptions during early development.
Model choice, clear costs and an easy workflow.
Generate professional-quality video from a text description alone. No equipment, no location, no production budget.
Most videos finish within a few minutes, depending on the model, length and resolution. Paid plans get priority in the generation queue.
Your prompts and files are processed securely and sent only to the AI model provider that generates your result. We never sell your data.
Credit-based pricing means you only pay for the videos you actually generate — no monthly minimums.
What to know before you write your first video prompt.
More detail generally produces better results. Describe the scene, lighting, camera angle, subject, and action. For example: 'A golden retriever running through a sunlit meadow, slow motion, cinematic wide shot.' You can also enable prompt expansion to let AI enrich your description automatically.
Video length depends on the model and duration setting you select. Most models support 3–10 second clips. The available duration options are shown before you generate.
You can generate videos in landscape (16:9), portrait (9:16), and square (1:1) formats, among others. The available options depend on the model selected.
Yes. You can upload an audio file (MP3 or WAV) and it will be synced with the generated video output.
Prompt expansion is an optional feature that uses AI to automatically enrich and extend your text prompt before generation. It adds detail, context, and cinematic language to help produce higher-quality results.
Output resolution depends on the model selected. Available resolution options are shown in the settings panel before you generate. Higher resolutions cost more credits.
Credit cost depends on the model, resolution, and duration selected. The required credits are shown before you generate, so there are no surprises.
Yes. Your prompts and files are processed securely and sent only to the AI model provider that generates your result. We do not sell your data or use it to train our own models. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Paid plans include commercial usage rights and watermark-free output for everything you generate. Free plan outputs include a watermark. See our Terms of Service for details.
Traditional video production requires cameras, lighting, actors, locations, editing software, and significant time and budget. AI text-to-video generates footage directly from a written description in minutes — no equipment, no crew, no post-production workflow.
AI video generation uses randomness to produce varied results from the same prompt. This lets you explore different interpretations. To get more consistent results, use a fixed seed value and keep your prompt and settings identical between generations.
The best prompts describe the scene visually — subject, environment, lighting, camera angle, and motion. Include style descriptors like 'cinematic', 'photorealistic', or 'slow motion'. Avoid vague instructions and instead describe what the viewer should see.