AI video clips

AI Clips is a standalone clip generator. You write a prompt or upload an image, pick an AI video model, and get one raw video clip of 1 to 15 seconds. There is no narration and no captions; the clip itself is the product, ready to download or use anywhere.

What do I need?

• A paid plan. Clip generation is paid-only from the first clip, because the output downloads directly.
• A text prompt, an image, or both.
• Credits. The cost is per second and depends on the model and resolution you pick.

How do I create an AI clip?

1. Open AI clips page.
2. Pick a mode: text to video, image to video, or first and last frame.

3. Pick a model. Each model card shows its cost per second and what it supports.

4. Type your prompt, or upload your image. With an image, some models want a prompt too: describe how the image should move.
5. Pick aspect ratio, resolution, and duration. Higher resolutions cost more per second.
6. For models with sound, turn audio on or off. Audio raises the per-second cost.
7. Click Generate. Generation usually takes 1 to 3 minutes.

The finished clip appears in your clip list with a download button.

Which models can I pick?

Open the Model picker on the AI clips page to see the full list. We add new models often, so the picker is the only place that is always right.

Each model card shows what that model supports: its modes, aspect ratios, resolutions, clip lengths, whether it makes sound, and its cost per second. Use Search models to find one by name.

The list covers the main model families, including Veo, Kling, Seedance, and Grok Imagine. If you are looking for a specific model and cannot find it, start a chat with us and tell us which one.

How much does an AI clip cost?

Clips cost credits per second of video. The rate depends on the model, the resolution, and whether audio is on. In the app, the exact price shows on each model card and the total shows before you generate.

What each video type costs.

What are the limits?

• Clip length: 1 to 15 seconds. Some models support fewer durations; the app shows what each model allows.
• Clip generation needs a paid plan. A credit pack alone does not unlock it.
• If generation fails, your credits come back automatically.

Why does it say I need a plan?

The finished clip is directly downloadable, so the paywall sits at generation instead of at download. Subscribe to any plan to unlock clip generation. Get more credits.

Can I animate my own image?

Yes. Pick a model that supports image to video, then upload your image as the first frame or as a reference. Some models also accept a last frame, so the clip moves from one image to another.

Some models also need a prompt with the image. If Generate stays off and the page says "Describe how the image should move", write a short line about the motion you want, for example "slow push in, the flames move".

Some models also need an image of a minimum size and shape. If your image is too small, or too wide or too tall, the page tells you when you click Generate, and no credits are used. Use a larger image, or crop it closer to a square.

Why did my clip fail?

The failed clip shows the reason. Your credits come back automatically.

• Image Not Supported: the image is too small, or too wide or too tall, for that model. Use a larger image, or crop it closer to a square.
• Content Rejected: the model refused the prompt or the images under its own content rules. Many models do not accept photos of real people. Use an illustration or a different image.
• No Video Made: the model did not return a video, often because it found the content unsafe. Change the prompt or the images and try again.

Can I edit a clip?

Yes. Click Edit on a finished clip, in your clip list or on the clip page. The clip opens in the editor, where you can trim it and add text, music, or captions.

If you change nothing, Download gives you the original clip. After you make a change, click Export to make the new video.

How do I point at a picture in my prompt?

Every picture, video, and sound you add to a clip gets a name. An uploaded picture starts as @Image1. A saved character, thing, or place keeps its own name, like @Red-Shirt.

1. Add a picture, or pick a saved character, thing, or place.
2. Type @ in the prompt box. A list of your names opens.

3. Pick a name, then write what it does. For example: "@Red-Shirt waves, then walks away".

You can also click a picture under the prompt box to drop its name in.

To rename a picture, click the pencil on it, type a short name, and click Save. The names you already typed in your prompt change with it.

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Updated on: 28/10/2026