Direct the shot
Control subject, movement, lens language and atmosphere in one prompt.
AI Text to Video Generator
Describe a shot, camera move and mood. Cinel turns the direction into a short cinematic clip.
See Text to Video in action
See how a written direction becomes a moving shot.
Built for feeds
Create landscape, square and vertical clips for every channel.
Model choice
Balance speed, quality, native audio and cost for each job.
Before you create
What is AI text-to-video?
AI text-to-video turns a written shot direction into a short moving clip. Describe the subject, action, environment, camera movement, light, pace, and sound so the model has a clear production brief rather than only a style label.
How do I write a better video prompt?
Lead with one readable action, then state how the camera behaves: for example, a slow dolly in, a locked-off wide shot, or a gentle handheld orbit. Add timing, atmosphere, and delivery needs, but avoid asking for several conflicting movements in the same short clip.
How long does AI video generation take?
Most jobs take a few minutes, although model demand, resolution, duration, motion complexity, and native audio can affect processing time. Cinel shows the task state in the workspace so you can return to the result when it is ready.
Can I use a generated image as the first frame?
Yes. When a still image already has the composition or character direction you want, continue in Image to Video. A strong first frame plus a concise motion brief usually gives you more control than trying to describe every visual detail from text alone.
Which model should I choose for video generation?
Choose based on the shot you need: different models emphasize speed, cinematic motion, reference adherence, resolution, or native audio. The Cinel model picker shows available options, current credit costs, and settings before you submit.
Can I use AI video commercially?
Commercial use depends on your plan, selected model, source material, and applicable terms. Confirm the current policy before using a clip in paid advertising, client work, or resale, and make sure you have permission for any reference image, person, brand, or audio input.