AI video clips
Turn a still picture into a short animated clip, connect two frames, or continue the previous scene — with the exact credit cost shown first.
Studio Plus
Three ways to make a clip
Prompt only — describe the scene, send no picture.
Animate an image — one starting frame plus a description of what should happen.
Connect two frames — a start and an end frame, and the clip moves between them.
Frames can come from the current page, an image on your phone, or a still you pick out of a video with the built-in scrubber. Picking a video does not upload the video: the app extracts the single frame you chose and sends only that.
Continuing a scene
From the second page onward, the app looks at the page before. If it has an image, that image can anchor the next scene. If it has a video, the app grabs a frame from just before the end. Continue previous scene is selected by default and the prompt field is labelled What happens next? — which is usually what you actually want.
Quality and length, priced honestly
Three quality tiers, labelled Economy, Balanced, and Cinematic, at four, six, or eight seconds. Economy is the default because it’s the one that makes sense for most pages.
The costs are very different and we don’t hide that:
| Quality | 4 seconds | 6 seconds | 8 seconds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy | 1 credit | 2 credits | 2 credits |
| Balanced | 2 credits | 3 credits | 4 credits |
| Cinematic | 8 credits | 12 credits | 16 credits |
The confirmation button shows the exact charge — for example Generate video · 1 credit — and video always requires a deliberate confirmation.
Generated sound
Where a quality tier supports it, you can optionally add spoken words, ambience, and a background-music mood. These appear in one collapsed section so they don’t crowd the screen, and they’re reviewed with the rest of the prompt before you send it.
Reviewing the result
Generated clips play for review first. Use on page copies the clip into your project; anything else discards it. Accepted clips remember which asset they followed, and cached frames travel with your project exports.