Text to video
Write it.
Then watch
it move.
A sentence becomes a picture. The picture becomes a short vertical clip. That's the whole product.
a red kite over an empty beach
How it works
You write one sentence. It builds the scene, then gives it motion, then hands you a vertical clip. There is no timeline, no layers, and nothing to download.
Framed for a phone while rendering, not cropped afterwards — nothing important ends up outside the frame.
Longer stories work better as several clips than as one long render.
Change a word, run it again, and see exactly what that word was doing.
It runs in the browser on the phone you already have.
Before you ask
Will it match my sentence exactly?
No. The sentence steers the result rather than specifying it frame by frame — two runs of the same line will differ. Concrete nouns get you closer than adjectives.
How long can a clip be?
Most land between five and fifteen seconds. For longer pieces, render several and place them one after another.
Can I use the clips commercially?
Yes, within our terms. Requests for real people's likenesses or copyrighted characters are declined at generation time.
What does it cost?
Metered by clip length. Pricing and current limits appear before a render starts; nothing runs without you confirming it.