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Text to video AI

Write a scene. See it move.

Start with words when you do not have footage or a reference image. Describe what happens in the frame. Sceneform turns your prompt into a video clip using your selected model.

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Science fiction corridor from Sceneform's video showcase
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What you can create

Direct the subject and action

Give the model a specific event to show. A clear action gives your clip a stronger purpose than a list of adjectives.

Describe the camera

Ask for a fixed shot, a slow push forward, or a sideways camera movement. Keep the movement consistent with the scene.

Explore before you film

Generate a visual draft for a campaign, story, or social post. Compare ideas before choosing the direction you want to develop.

From your idea to finished content

  1. Write a short scene description

    Start with who or what appears. Add one action, a location, and the mood you want the lighting to create.

  2. Choose a text-to-video model

    Select a model that accepts text prompts. Set its available duration, aspect ratio, and resolution for your intended placement.

  3. Change one instruction at a time

    Review the first result. Refine the action or camera instruction before adding more detail to the prompt.

Prompts to start with

Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.

Travel opening

A red tram crosses a quiet Lisbon street at sunrise. Warm light hits tiled buildings. Fixed wide shot.

Coffee shop detail

Steam rises from a ceramic coffee cup beside a rain-covered window. Shallow focus. The camera slowly moves toward the cup.

Frequently asked questions

What should a text-to-video prompt include?
Include a subject, an action, a setting, lighting, and camera movement. Keep each clip focused on one moment.
Do I need to upload an image?
No. Text-to-video models start from your written description. Use image-to-video when an existing composition matters.
Can I paste a full script?
A long script usually needs several scenes. Generate individual shots, or use Storybook for a narrated video built around a topic.
Why does the video differ from my prompt?
AI models interpret instructions rather than follow a shot list exactly. Simplify conflicting actions and regenerate the parts that matter.

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Create your next project

Start with a clear brief. Review the result. Make it yours.

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