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AI Video Generator by ZeroTell

Describe a scene, or upload a start image, and get a short video clip for social posts, presentations or storyboards. Choose 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1.

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Prompt tips

Name the subject, the action, the setting and the camera move. One scene per clip works best.

Settings
Length
Aspect ratio
Start image (optional)
PNG, JPG or WebP up to 8 MB. The video starts from this frame.

Estimated time: about 1–3 minutes for a 5 s clip, a little longer for 10 s. You can keep this tab open while it works.

Uses 20 credits

Your video

Your clip will appear here. Generation runs in the background and this panel updates on its own.

This session

Videos you generate in this browser session are listed here.

How the AI Video Generator works

  1. Write a prompt or add a start image

    Describe one scene: who or what is in it, what happens and how the camera moves. A start image fixes the first frame.

  2. Pick length, format and style

    Choose 5 or 10 seconds, 16:9 for YouTube and slides, 9:16 for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, or 1:1 for feeds.

  3. Wait while it renders

    The clip is generated on a video model in the background. The panel shows progress and updates by itself.

  4. Preview and download

    Watch the result in the player and download the MP4. Each clip in this session stays in the list below the tool.

What you can make

  • Short social clips

    Vertical 9:16 clips for Reels, Shorts and TikTok intros, b-roll and loops.

  • Animated stills

    Upload a product shot, illustration or photo and bring it to life with motion.

  • Storyboard previews

    Turn a scene description into moving reference footage before you film or animate.

  • Presentation openers

    A 16:9 clip makes a calm, on-topic background for a title slide or a section break.

Write prompts that work

  • One scene, one action

    Short clips can't hold a whole story. Describe a single moment rather than a sequence of events.

  • Say how the camera moves

    Words like slow pan, tracking shot, drone shot or close-up give the model a clear direction.

  • Describe light and mood

    Golden hour, neon night, soft studio light: lighting changes the feel more than anything else.

  • Avoid text and logos

    Video models often garble lettering. Add titles and captions afterwards in your editor.

More creative tools

Plan the script and the visuals around your clip.

Frequently asked questions

20 credits per 5 seconds: a 5 second clip uses 20 credits and a 10 second clip uses 40. Credits are taken when the job starts. Pro plans include credits for the media tools (images, infographics, storyboards, videos, presentations, booklets and meeting notes): 300 a month on Monthly and Yearly, or 75 a week on Weekly.

If the video model rejects the job, returns an error or does not finish within 30 minutes, the credits for that clip are returned to your balance automatically.

Usually 1 to 3 minutes for a 5 second clip, sometimes longer when the model is busy. You can watch the progress in the panel; the page checks the status for you.

Yes. Video generation runs on paid GPU time, so you need to sign in and have credits.

Yes. Upload a PNG, JPG or WebP image up to 8 MB and the clip will start from that frame. Only upload images you have the right to use.

Your job list is kept for 48 hours, but the video file link can expire sooner. Download any clip you want to keep right after it is ready.

You are responsible for what you create. Avoid real people's likenesses, trademarks and copyrighted characters, and check the rules of the platform where you publish.

Turn your idea into a clip

Describe a scene and see it move in a few minutes.

Generate a video