Turn still images into short AI videos with motion control
AI video analysis and everyday video tools, in one place
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free: 3 free Video Fast 1.0 generations daily. Pay Once plans: 1,300 credits for $9.90 (180 days), 2,800 credits for $19.90 (365 days), 7,500 credits for $49.90 (365 days). Monthly and yearly subscription options available with 50% off yearly plans.
AI Rap Video Generator: 20 credits per rap video. Subscriptions renew monthly; prices shown in USD.
Key features
Multiple AI video models with different strengths
Text prompts to control motion and camera movement
Customizable aspect ratio, resolution, and duration
Free daily generations with no watermark
Support for JPEG, PNG, and WebP images up to 10 MB
Generation history and account management
Real-time progress tracking during generation
Works with various image types including portraits, products, and old photos
Video to Text: turn speech into readable transcripts
Video to Prompt: describe scenes as AI prompts
AI Rap Video Generator: create lip-synced rap videos from two photos
Video Compressor: reduce video file size
Video Splitter: divide videos into shorter clips
Video to MP3: extract audio as MP3 files
Auto-detect language or choose from multiple languages
Browser-based with no installation required
Pay-per-use credits with transparent pricing
Automatic refunds for failed generations
What makes it different
No watermark on free videos, even with daily free generations
Simple three-step workflow: upload image, describe motion, generate and preview
Compare multiple AI video models without changing workflow
Designed for quick creative testing and iteration
Good balance between simplicity and control over video settings
Show cost before generating anything
Pay only for what you use with automatic refunds on failed runs
Simple browser-based tools with no installs or timeline editing
Files automatically expire after processing
Transparent about AI limitations and asks users to review results