Text to video · 9:16
One line.
Shutter.
Motion.
Write the scene. The shutter fires, the frame comes back moving — a short vertical clip, nothing to install.
f/1.8 · a cyclist crossing a bridge at noon
How it works
Subject, place, camera move. One sentence.
The line becomes frames, exposed as one 9:16 take.
Saved with its sentence. Change a word, fire again.
Output
Framed while rendering, never cropped.
Longer stories work as several shots.
Saved with every take.
Runs in the browser you have.
FAQ
Will it match my sentence exactly?
No — the line steers the exposure rather than specifying every frame. Two shots of the same sentence differ; concrete nouns get you closer.
How long can a clip be?
Most land between five and fifteen seconds. For longer, shoot several and place them one after another.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes, within our terms. Real people's likenesses and copyrighted characters are declined at generation time.
What does it cost?
Metered by clip length, shown before a render starts; nothing runs without you confirming it.