The AI Engine For Video That Keeps You In Charge

Text→Video works well when you're generating a scene from scratch. Image→Video is for when you already have a reference photo to animate. Cinematic leans into dramatic camera movement and film-grade output, while Anime is built for illustrated and stylized looks.

If none of that helps, turn on Auto-Recommend — it reads your prompt, your input type, and your stated goal, then picks for you.

Anywhere from 3 to 12 seconds, depending on model and plan. Shorter clips (3–5s) tend to work best as loops or social content; longer ones (9–12s) give cinematic scenes room to breathe.

For anything longer than that, chain a few clips together in post — the Blueprint templates walk through how to do this without the seams showing.

That's exactly what Character Consistency Mode is for. Upload a reference image once, and the model holds onto that character's look, outfit, and key features across everything you generate in the session.

It ships on the Creator and Studio plans, and it's especially useful for series content, recurring avatars, and anything with a multi-scene story.

Yes — no credit card needed. The free plan comes with a daily generation allowance at standard speed and access to the core models, which is enough to poke around and generate your first few clips.

The catch is a watermark on free outputs. Upgrading removes it, raises your daily limit, speeds up processing, and unlocks Character Consistency plus the extra export formats.

Every generation draws a set number of credits based on length, resolution, and model — a short clip at standard resolution costs little, a 4K cinematic clip costs more.

Whatever you don't use rolls into the next month, up to double your normal monthly allowance. You can also buy extra credit packs any time without changing your plan.

On any paid plan, yes — outputs come with a full commercial license, so ads, client work, social posts, and websites are all fair game.

Free plan outputs, though, are for personal, non-commercial use only. If a client or a campaign is involved, you'll want Creator or Studio.

No. Nothing you prompt, upload, or generate gets used for training or fine-tuning unless you explicitly opt in.

Studio users can also switch on private generation mode, which keeps logging to the bare minimum needed to actually deliver your video. Your data stays yours.

You do. Anything generated on a paid plan belongs to you the moment it's created — we don't claim any rights over it.

Free plan clips carry a small attribution requirement; share them freely, just keep the credit attached. Upgrading drops that requirement entirely.

It means fewer style restrictions and more creative room to work with — not that anything goes. We still enforce rules against non-consensual content, real-person sexual content, illegal material, and anything designed to cause harm.

Inside those limits,though,to use this free AI video generator with no restrictions,the range is wide: graphic fiction, mature themes, experimental art, and niche styles that most mainstream tools won't touch are generally fine here.