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Campaign launch
“A close tracking shot of a premium leather bag in a rain-lit city storefront, slow push-in, warm product lighting, cinematic depth of field.”
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VIDEO GENERATION STUDIO
Direct the next frame before it exists.
Turn a prompt or reference into a video concept with the model, duration, format, and credit cost visible before you run.
Text to videoImage to videoReference-led motion
Create only with material you have the right to use.
Video creatorCost shown before generation
Enter text, describe the content, movement... (e.g. A 3D boy skateboarding in the park.)
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START WITH A VIDEO BRIEF
Better prompts do more than name a subject.
A useful video direction gives the model a subject, an action, a setting, a camera intention, and a visual finish. Start simple, then add the control that matters most.
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Vertical creator shot
“A fashion creator walks through a soft blue studio, natural fabric motion, handheld follow camera, playful pace, clean editorial finish.”
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A CLEAR CREATIVE PATH
From a written direction to a real video job in three moves.
The interface is arranged around the decisions that change the output—not a wall of settings to decode.
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Write the moment
Describe the subject, action, setting, camera move, and visual finish in one clear creative brief.
02
Set the controls
Choose a model, duration, aspect ratio, and reference mode that match the piece you are making.
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Review the cost, then run
The studio calculates the selected video cost before you send a generation request.
WATCH THE DIRECTION CHANGE
Video-first examples, not empty feature promises.
Explore the kinds of motion, framing, and visual direction you can bring into the studio.
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MOTION STUDY 01
Give the camera a reason to move.
Start with the beat of the shot: a chase, a reveal, a pivot, or a slow product push. The prompt guides the point of view before the render begins.
- Action-led prompts
- Shot-aware language
- Reference-ready workflow
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MOTION STUDY 02
Turn a brand idea into a moving frame.
Use a visual brief to explore product launches, storefront moments, social cut-downs, and editorial storytelling without beginning from a blank timeline.
- Campaign-oriented framing
- Product and fashion direction
- Short-form-ready compositions
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MOTION STUDY 03
Keep the subject, evolve the scene.
Bring an image or a reference into the studio when the starting look matters. Match your prompt to a framing, lighting, and motion direction.
- Image-to-video input
- Reference-guided direction
- Selectable format controls
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MOTION STUDY 04
Build the first cut with a clear visual language.
Use a directional prompt to explore a fashion, music, or creator concept, then make a sharper pass from the same creative intent.
- Text-to-video starting point
- Controlled visual direction
- Work saved to your history
MODEL CHOICE, MADE LEGIBLE
Choose the kind of video run before you choose the output.
The live studio applies the controls that each available model actually supports, then calculates the selected credit cost.
Seedance 2.0
FEATUREDSeedance 2.0 video generation (high quality)
Google Veo 3.1 Lite
Google most cost-effective video model with audio, fast generation
Kling v3.0
Kling v3.0 Standard Version
Wan 2.6
Alibaba Wan 2.6 — text/image/video-to-video generation
Actual credits are calculated in the studio, not guessed in the marketing copy.Choose a model
THE CONTROLS THAT MATTER
A focused surface for making a video, not just trying a model.
Prompt + reference
Start from language, a visual source, or a supported combination of both.
Format before render
Select the aspect ratio, duration, and model suited to the final placement.
Visible generation cost
See the credit requirement in the working surface before you confirm the job.
BUILT FOR THE NEXT CUT
Start from the kind of video you actually need to make.
Brand video
Campaign cut-downs
Test a launch moment, product reveal, or paid-social hook before you commit to a larger edit.
Short form
Creator formats
Build a vertical concept around a performer, outfit, set, or motion cue with the format selected upfront.
Pre-viz
Pre-visualization
Explore pace, scale, perspective, and camera energy before a shoot, storyboard, or edit session.
Creative direction
Music and fashion ideas
Shape a clean visual direction around style, movement, color, and a distinctive point of view.
CREDITS WITHOUT SURPRISES
Pick a plan, then see the cost where you create.
Use flexible credits for video generation. The studio confirms the model-specific requirement before any job is sent.
900
$19.99
900 credits
Credits never expire
No watermark
All AI generation features
Commercial use allowed
Popular
2,400
$49.99
2400 credits
Credits never expire
No watermark
All AI generation features
Commercial use allowed
16,200
Includes 2,700 bonus
$299
16200 credits
Credits never expire
No watermark
All AI generation features
Commercial use allowed
Full commercial license agreement
FAQ
The practical questions, answered before you start.
If you need help with an account, credits, or an existing job, the support route is available from the footer.
What can I create with VideoMake?
VideoMake is built for short AI video concepts from text and supported image or video references. Common starting points include product moments, creator shorts, music visuals, campaign drafts, and pre-visualization.
Question 1Is the homepage tool a video generator?
Yes. The main homepage studio is locked to video creation so the first workflow is prompt or reference to video. The image studio remains available separately as a secondary tool.
Question 2How do credits work?
The selected video model, duration, and available controls determine the credit requirement. The studio shows the relevant amount before a generation request is submitted.
Question 3Can I add a reference image?
Supported models and modes let you attach an image or other supported reference input. The available upload controls change to match the model and mode you choose.
Question 4Which video models are available?
The studio lists the models currently available to your account and shows their compatible controls. Availability can change as providers and capabilities evolve.
Question 5Can I choose vertical or widescreen output?
Yes. The video tool exposes supported aspect ratios for the selected model, including vertical formats for short-form creation and widescreen formats for cinematic work.
Question 6Where do my generated videos go?
Completed work is kept in your account history so you can return to the brief, result, and next iteration from the creation workspace.
Question 7Can I use my existing account?
VideoMake uses the shared account and credit backend. For security, each domain establishes its own browser session when you sign in.
Question 8YOUR NEXT FRAME STARTS HERE
Bring the direction. Choose the controls. Start the first pass.
Open the video studio and turn the brief in your head into a working creative direction.
Open video studio