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The Video Generator: references, start and end images, a prompt about a sunlit yoga studio, the model list with MiniMax H3 selected, and a Generate (12 credits) button on the left; three finished videos on the right
Open AI Videos in the sidebar, or choose a tool from the Videos menu at the top of any tool page. The Video Generator has two halves:
  • On the left, you describe the video, add a start image or references if you want them, pick a model, and click Generate.
  • On the right, you see your results and ideas to start from.

What you can do

Generate a video

Describe a scene or animate an image, then pick a model, length, and quality.

Use references

Keep a person, product, or look the same, and guide the motion or the sound.

Video templates

Start from a ready-made video and put your own photo in it.

Extend a video

Continue a clip from its last frame, and trim it first if you need to.

Edit a video with AI

Remove, replace, or restyle things in a video by describing the change.

Upscale a video

Make a video sharper, up to 4K.

Motion Control

Copy the movement from one video onto a character in a photo.

Talking videos

Make a photo, an AI actor, or a video speak your script.

Video Agent

Turn one sentence into a finished video with voiceover, music, and captions.

Video Editor

Arrange clips, captions, and music on a timeline, then export an MP4.

Manage your videos

Download, share, rate, and find everything you’ve made.

Video models and credits

Every video model, what it can start from, and what it costs.

The Videos menu

The Videos menu at the top of the page opens every video tool:

Credits

Videos use image & video credits, the same pool as images. Most models charge per second of video, and the price also depends on the resolution: a 4-second MiniMax H3 video at 768p costs 12 credits. The Generate button shows the total before you start. See Video models and credits for every model’s price, and Plans and credits for how credits work. On the Free plan, only a few models are available at short lengths and low resolutions, and extending, editing, upscaling, and Motion Control need a paid plan.