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Make it
move.

Video is the part most generators either do not have or bury in their highest tier. Here it is a button under every image you make: five seconds for five credits, ten for nine, of the same character in the same scene.

Start making

Two free credits with the account. No card.

Image first, then motion

Text-to-video from nothing is a lottery. You describe a scene and find out afterwards whether the model understood any of it — the wrong body, the wrong outfit, the wrong framing, and the credits are gone.

Starting from an image you already like removes all of that. The character, the outfit and the composition are settled before a single frame renders. So the flow is deliberate: generate until you have a picture worth animating, then animate that one.

What a clip looks like

Five or ten seconds, interpolated to a smooth frame rate rather than left at the model's native stutter. The camera holds still and the subject moves, which is what makes a clip readable instead of seasick.

Motion comes from the prompt and, more than people expect, from how the source image is framed. A tight close-up gives small movements; a full-body shot leaves room for something bigger. If a clip feels static, the answer is almost always a different source image rather than a different setting.

Both styles, properly

Realistic and anime both animate, on pipelines that handle them differently because they need to be handled differently.

Videos are yours to download as MP4, at the resolution of the source image so nothing gets stretched to fit a format.

Questions

How long are the videos?

Five or ten seconds.

What does a video cost?

Five credits for five seconds, nine for ten.

Do I need an image first?

Yes, which is why the results are predictable rather than a gamble.

How long does it take?

About a minute.

Is there sound?

No, these are silent clips.

Can I animate anime?

Yes, and it stays 2D throughout.

What resolution?

It matches the source image, so nothing is stretched.

Can I download it?

Yes, as an MP4 with no watermark.

Does the character stay the same?

Yes. It animates the image you chose rather than generating someone new.

Can I make longer clips?

Ten seconds is the maximum for now.

What if the video fails?

The credits come back automatically.

Is video covered by the free credits?

Two credits is not enough for a video, so you would top up first.

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