Bring a photo into a new scene, or imagine one from scratch. Describe the motion, add images if you want, and create a short AI video in one workspace.
Images optional · Up to 9 references · Credits shown before generation
Reference imageA glass cabin beside an alpine lake at sunrise. Mist drifts gently over the water and the reflection ripples. The camera slowly moves toward the cabin in one continuous shot, with warm natural light and a calm mood.
Try this promptStart with a shot you can describe. These original images illustrate a direction; the buttons load an editable prompt, without uploading an image or starting a generation.
Slow push-in · drifting mistLet mist drift over a lake while the camera slowly approaches a cabin. Start with a quiet, continuous shot.
A glass cabin beside an alpine lake at sunrise. Mist drifts gently over the water and the reflection ripples. The camera slowly moves toward the cabin in one continuous shot, with warm natural light and a calm mood.
Gentle arc · soft reflectionsUse a small camera move and changing light to draw attention to a product. Review labels and shape before using it.
An amber perfume bottle on a stone pedestal, with white flowers nearby. The bottle stays still while the camera makes a gentle arc. Soft sunlight moves across the glass. Keep the framing simple, with no extra text or new objects.
Small step · moving scarfGive your illustrated character one small action. Avoid packing a whole storyline into a short clip.
A storybook fox wearing a teal scarf on a woodland path. The fox takes one small step and looks toward a distant castle. The scarf and autumn leaves move gently in the breeze. A still camera, watercolor texture, one continuous shot.
Slow pull-back · drifting sandNo source image? Describe a setting, a moving detail and a camera direction to explore text to video.
An ivory sphere floating beneath a stone arch in a pastel desert. Fine sand drifts gently while the camera slowly pulls back. Soft lavender and peach light, minimalist composition, one continuous shot.
Creative reference images, not MiniMax H3 video results.
You do not have to switch modes. Adding an image makes it a reference; leaving images out lets you start with words.
Use a portrait, a product photo, a landscape or artwork when the subject and visual direction are already clear. Tell the model what should move and what should stay still.
Bring my photo to life ↗Describe a new scene with a subject, a setting, an action and a camera move. Try one short shot first, then refine the part that needs changing.
Create from my idea ↗Add up to 9 images in order. One useful image is better than several conflicting ones. Explain the relationship between them instead of asking for a slideshow.
Bring my photo to life ↗A clear person, product or character. Say which features matter.
The background or composition you want the scene to use.
A lighting, color or illustration reference that supports the same shot.
Use image 1 for the subject, image 2 for the setting, and image 3 for the color palette. Keep the subject still while the camera moves slowly forward.
References guide generation. They do not guarantee identity, exact details, a fixed first/last frame or a sequence in upload order.
A useful starting prompt answers four questions. With images, focus on motion and explain what the references contribute.
Keep one main action and one camera move. If the subject drifts, simplify the motion and references before trying a longer clip.
Video models are a choice in the workspace. MiniMax H3 is the current integration; the options below describe what is open here.
| Resolution | Duration | Good starting point |
|---|---|---|
| 480p | 1–15 s | Test a simple shot |
| 768p | 1–15 s | Explore motion and framing |
| 1080p | 1–10 s | Review finer visual details |
Landscape or portrait. No custom ratios or 4K in this integration. Credits = seconds × the selected resolution rate, rounded up; the workspace shows the configured total before submission.
Start in the workspace; your prompt remains editable before you generate.
Start with one subject and one action. Images are optional; add references when the look matters.
Select the model, orientation, duration and resolution. Sign in and confirm the total before generating.
Find your video in My Creations. Check motion and details, download it, or reuse the settings for a new attempt.
Saved videos require the owning account to play or download. References are sent to the model provider. Failed generations return reserved credits. Deleting a record hides it from My Creations; administrative retention can still apply.
No. A written prompt is enough for text to video. Add 1–9 references if you want images to guide the subject, setting or style.
No. The images guide one generated video. Explain their roles; upload order does not specify a frame-by-frame sequence.
480p and 768p support 1–15 seconds. 1080p supports 1–10 seconds. Choose landscape or portrait; arbitrary ratios and 4K are unavailable here.
Video generation uses credits. The total depends on the model, seconds and resolution and is shown before submission. If pricing is not configured, generation stays unavailable; failed tasks return reserved credits.
Exact preservation is not guaranteed. Use clear references and restrained motion, then check faces, hands, product shape, logos and lettering before using the result.
This tool generates one short clip per task. It does not currently provide a timeline editor, batch video generation or separate start/end frame controls.
Content reviewed October 9, 2026 · Current integration limits
Start with a photo or a sentence. Choose the shot you want to try.
Create my video ↗