Your generated audio will show on the right side of the screen. 1. To listen, click on the ‘play’ icon 2. To review the script, click on ‘show script’. Once you view the script, you can also copy it to your clipboard. 3. To reuse the script and...

1. Type your text into the text input field, or click on ‘get suggestions for text’ if you want some suggested texts. Please note: suggested texts will still use credits. 2. Click on the Voice button near the bottom of the screen, and select a...

- Head to Text/Image to Video tool and select Gen-3 Alpha from the model dropdown - Add a text prompt - Select 5s or 10s video to generate - 720p generations take about 60s for a 5s video, or 90s for a 10s video - The more detailed you can...

For creating custom presets that are easy to reuse, you can also put part of your prompt in brackets to 1-click replace the text. For example: The camera seamlessly flies through a [subject location] When saved as a preset, this allows you to...

You can choose between a 5 or 10 second duration for your output with the duration dropdown near the Generate button. Generative Video defaults to 10 second generations. Your generations will be scrollable through your session as you continue to...

# Keyframes You can choose if you'd like your input image to act as the first or last frame in Gen-3 Alpha, or configure both the first, middle, and last frame on Turbo. Please see Creating with Keyframes for more information on using this...

Begin by navigating to Generative Session in your Dashboard. From here, make sure that Gen-3 Alpha or Gen-3 Alpha Turbo is selected from the dropdown in the bottom left corner. To use Text to Video, please ensure that you select the Gen-3 Alpha...

Gen-3 Alpha is the first of upcoming models that offers improvement in fidelity, consistency, motion and speed over previous generations of models. Gen-3 Alpha is currently available to users on a Standard plan or higher. Gen-3 Alpha Turbo is a...

- Avoid negative phrasing, such as the camera doesn't move, in your text prompts - Use a simple and direct prompt that describes the desired movement when using an input image - You do not need to describe your input image in a text prompt

In example, you might use a style descriptor to convey motion speed, general movement style (live action, smooth animation, stop motion), or aesthetic style. Style descriptors can be appended to prompts while refining results or included within...

Camera motion can be prompted for movement style (locked, handheld, dolly, pan, and more), tracking subjects or moving independently through environments, shifts in focus, and more. For examples of filmic motion terms, our Creating with Camera...

There are two different approaches for prompting for scene motion: - Insinuated motion: "The subject runs across the dusty desert" - Described motion: "The subject runs across the desert. Dust trails behind them as they move" Insinuating motion...

When describing subject motion, refer to characters or objects with general terms like "the subject" or simple pronouns. For example: "The subject turns slowly" or "She raises her hand." This helps the model focus on creating smooth motion rather...

In Generative Video models, the text prompt plays a crucial role in guiding the generative process in tandem with your image prompt, or input image. The qualities of your input will play a key role in the final output. The input image establishes...

# 1. Use positive phrasing only Gen-4 is designed to interpret prompts that describe what should happen in your video, not what should be avoided. Negative phrasing is not supported and may produce unpredictable or even opposite results. ❌ No...

###Prompting for Iteration The Gen-4 model thrives on prompt simplicity. Rather than starting with an overly complex prompt, we recommend beginning your session with a simple prompt, and iterating by adding more details as needed. Begin with a...