Name one subject plainly
"A white goat with a red collar" gives the scene one clear thing to draw. "An animal" leaves the rest to chance.
No photo, no app · Start without an account · No watermark
Free text to video AI for the scene you can picture but cannot film: type who is in it, what happens and what we hear, and watch it play with sound.
Each of these started as text and nothing else: a few lines on who is in it, what happens, where the camera sits and what we hear.
Typed, then watched
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You type the scene and press the button, and the video comes back in your browser with its sound and no watermark. A free video is a 4-second MiniMax H3 clip for your own posts and messages. You start with no account, and a free account keeps going with no daily cap. Have a photo you want to move instead? Drop it into the same box, or start on free image to video AI.
Creative engine
Type it, press the button, keep the tab open while your free video renders, then download it.
Every frame is drawn from your words, so the scene can be a place you have never been or something that never happened, like a goldfish living in a tin can.
Pick 16:9 for YouTube or a slide, 9:16 for a story or Reels, or 1:1 for a feed post before you make the free video.
Once you press the button, the generator shows when your free video starts. Keep the tab open until it does.
The video follows what you write, so a plain description of one moment beats a pile of style words. These six habits keep your free video on one clear 4-second scene, as the prompts behind these examples do:
"A white goat with a red collar" gives the scene one clear thing to draw. "An animal" leaves the rest to chance.
A granite trail at noon, a stone kitchen lit by one low flame: the place and the light set the look of every frame.
A free video is 4 seconds, so let one thing happen: the lid peels back, the spoon stirs, the boat tips over the edge.
Set the camera down at floor height, lock it above the pot, hold it by hand on the trail, or push it in slowly. One camera move is plenty for a free 4-second video.
Name the sounds you want in your free video: rain on a roof, boots on stone, a ring pull clicking open, a crowd going quiet.
For a spoken line, say who speaks and put the words in quotes, short enough to say in a few seconds.
The audio is made together with the picture, not laid on afterwards, so what you write about sound is what plays in the free file you download. Three kinds of sound people type:
The globe asks for an unseen narrator who says each continent only after it turns into view, with soft scanning sounds and no music.
Video from text starts free, with no account and no card. Here is how the free side works from there.
Type a scene and press the button. It renders with no sign-up and no card, and a countdown shows when it starts.
A free video is sent once its countdown reaches zero with this page still open. Close the tab before then and it does not start.
Sign in free and keep typing scenes, each one a video with sound, saved to your history.
Free videos come from MiniMax H3, the same model every plan runs, so the scene you like free is the scene a plan makes too.
There is no corner logo and no end card on a free video, so the file is ready for your feed or the group chat.
Free videos are for personal use. Ads, client work and monetized channels need a plan, which includes commercial use.
Free, with no upload and no editor: all you need is the sentence.
Who is in it, where they are, what happens and where the camera sits. One or two lines is enough, or press Give me an idea for a scene to start from.
Write what we should hear, then choose wide, upright or square, and press the button.
The video comes back with its sound and no watermark. Close but not quite? Change the one detail that is off and make another free one.
Text is the way in when the picture does not exist yet. When a face or a product has to look like the real one, start from a photo in the same free box.
Invented places, creatures, an ad for something you can only describe, a moment from a story you are writing: each one free to try from a line of text.
Your own face, your pet, a family portrait or the product on your shelf. The photo becomes the first frame, so it looks like the real one; that is free image to video AI.
Text draws a character fresh each time. Once one video has the look you want, save a still from it and start the next free video from that picture.
A free account makes 4-second videos for your own posts. A plan is for the videos you post for work: longer, sharper and yours to use commercially.
Room for a whole beat instead of one moment, with no monthly cap, and the videos start ahead of free ones.
A full 15 seconds with sound, typed from one description.
An 8-second shot with its sound made alongside the picture, wide for a trailer or upright for a story.
Straight answers to what people ask before they type a free scene.
Yes. Type a scene and it renders here with no account and no card, and a free account keeps going with no daily cap. Each free video is 4 seconds at 480p on MiniMax H3, with its own sound and no watermark.
Yes. Type the scene and press the button; a countdown shows when it starts, and no account is needed. To keep going, sign in with a free account, which costs nothing either.
On a free account there is no daily cap: sign in free and keep typing scenes, each one a 4-second video with sound and no watermark.
Yes. The sound is made with the picture, free videos included: write a line in quotes, a narrator, footsteps or rain, and it plays in the file you download.
No. Free videos have no corner logo and no end card, so what you download is just your scene, ready to post or send.
4 seconds at 480p. On a plan, MiniMax H3 runs up to 15 seconds at 768p, Grok Imagine Video 1.5 makes 15-second scenes and Veo 3.1 Fast 8-second ones, both at 720p with sound.
No. The free video renders on our side and plays in your browser, on a laptop or a phone, so there is no app or ipa to install, no GPU and no model to download.
Start from a picture for that. Text draws the character fresh each time, so once one video has the look you want, use a still from it as the photo for the next free one.
Start from text when the scene does not exist yet. Start from a photo when a person, a pet or a product has to look like the real one, because the photo becomes the first frame.
Free videos are for personal use: your own posts and messages. Monetized channels, ads and client work need a paid plan, from $14.90 a month, which includes commercial use.
Write the thing you can picture but cannot film. It comes back free, with its sound, before you make an account, and every plan is on the pricing page.
Free · 480p · with sound