Video Generation

Video mode creates a short video from text or animates a starting image.

Text to video

1. Describe the scene, subject movement, camera movement, lighting, and ending state.

2. Choose size, duration/frame settings, and quality available to your hardware.

3. Generate a short test.

4. Refine motion language before increasing length or resolution.

Image to video

Provide a clear source image, then describe what should move and what should stay stable.

Example:

The camera slowly pushes toward the greenhouse. Rain runs down the glass; leaves move gently in the wind. Keep the building geometry and warm interior lights stable.

Better motion prompts

• Use one main camera action.

• Describe movement in chronological order.

• Avoid asking every object to move differently.

• State what must remain unchanged.

• Prefer short coherent shots over long multi-scene prompts.

Video generation is among the heaviest local workflows. Lower resolution and shorter clips are the best diagnostic settings when generation is slow or fails.