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Give the subject a verb
Choose an action someone could point to on screen. Use the rest of the prompt to support that action.
Text to Video AI
Text to video AI creates a clip from a written instruction. Describe an event the camera can see, where the subject appears and how the action should end; a source image is not required for the text workflow.
Drag to reorder. Use the Left and Right Arrow keys when a reference is focused.
Explore creative tools
Choose a Wan 3.0 tool to remove distractions, edit a background or enhance a photo. Start with the task your image needs.
Write the action the camera should see
Text to video AI creates a clip from a written instruction. Describe an event the camera can see, where the subject appears and how the action should end; a source image is not required for the text workflow.
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Set the camera position
Describe what the camera sees from one position before adding a move. This makes the intended composition easier to judge.
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Choose a finishing moment
An ending pose gives the scene a destination. Keep additional events for another take.
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Put the review criteria in your brief
For give the subject a verb, decide which details would make the draft useful before generating. Return to those criteria when checking the subject, composition and continuity of the movement. Use that comparison to choose your next revision.
Your first draft with Text to Video AI
Prepare the input before choosing the output. The composer shows the settings and credit estimate for this particular draft.
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Block out the event
Write the subject, its action and the camera position. Keep the first brief short enough to assess as one shot.
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Set the shot format
Use the selected model’s available duration, resolution and aspect ratio. Read the displayed credit estimate before submitting.
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Watch the take in Create
Open the completed task in Create. Compare the action with the brief and download the take you want to keep.
Give the draft a job in your project
Each direction below answers a different question. Pick the one closest to your current task, then add the details of your own project.
Give the subject a verb
Choose an action someone could point to on screen. Use the rest of the prompt to support that action.
Set the camera position
Describe what the camera sees from one position before adding a move. This makes the intended composition easier to judge.
Choose a finishing moment
An ending pose gives the scene a destination. Keep additional events for another take.
Review it where it will be used
Place the selected result into the intended layout or edit. Check subject clarity, available space and any lettering or sound still needed. Compare product and identity details with the original references before handoff.
Before you use Text to Video AI
Check how Text to Video AI fits this task before committing the next draft.
Need help? Contact support
Do I need a reference image for text to video?
The text-to-video workflow starts with your written description. Use image-to-video instead when a particular photograph should establish the scene.
Where do I confirm settings and credit costs?
The composer shows the options supported by your selected model and the estimate for this request. Recheck the cost after changing output settings, then follow the completed task in Create.
Where do I review the finished work?
Follow the task in Create after submission. Open the completed result there and inspect it before downloading.
AI Video Generator
Write the action the camera should see
Start with a brief for give the subject a verb. Watch or inspect the result before deciding what to change next.
