AI video generator for text, images, and 2K video creation
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Freemium
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Free: 120 credits (one 4-second 768P test). Creator: $19/month for 2,000 credits. Pro: $49/month for 5,000 credits. Studio: $129/month for 14,000 credits. Generation costs 22.5 credits per second at 768P and 36.5 credits per second at 2K; a five-second render costs 113 credits at 768P or 183 credits
Key features
Text to video generation from prompts up to 2,500 characters
Image to video with up to 10 reference images
Video lengths from 3 to 30 seconds
Multiple aspect ratios: 21:9, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1
720p and 1080p resolution output
Built-in generated audio with 9 spoken languages
Automatic content safety screening
Watermark-free downloads on paid plans
Commercial use rights on Pro, Premium and selected packs
Multiple video models: Kling 4.0, 4.0 Flash, 3.0, 2.6 Motion Control
Text-to-video generation with 6 aspect ratios
Image-to-video with first and optional last frame
Duration control from 4–15 seconds
768P and 2K resolution output
Native stereo audio directed with timeline
Cost visibility before generation
Task history and deliberate retry workflow
Credit refunds for terminal failures
Browser-based generation with no local setup
Production-focused control for product, UI, and commercial content
What makes it different
Free access with 5 credits per device, no login required or card needed
Runs entirely in browser with no software installation needed
Built-in generated audio included with every video automatically
Up to 30 seconds of video per generation with sound and optional reference images
Multiple Kling model versions available on single platform
Transparent credit-based pricing with exact cost calculated before submission
Production-intent workflow combining text, frames, and detailed direction constraints
Native stereo audio synchronised with visual timeline
Directed 4–15 second commercial and interface animation capability
Text handling within motion sequences and interface states