Create short AI videos online from text prompts or reference images for social media, product ads, storyboards, and creative projects.
Write a clear prompt with the subject, scene, motion, camera angle, style, and desired mood.
Upload reference images when you need stronger control over product look, character consistency, visual style, or composition.
Create the video, review the result, then adjust the prompt or references for a cleaner next version.
Use these ready-to-run prompts to test motion, camera direction, pacing, and style in the video generator.
Create a 9:16 social media video of a creator unboxing a compact desk gadget in a bright home studio. Start with a close-up of the package, cut to hands revealing the product, then finish with the gadget glowing on the desk. Fast upbeat pacing, clean daylight, handheld creator style, crisp product details.
Create a 5-second vertical 9:16 cinematic product ad for a fictional sparkling water can called Luma Fizz. Show condensation on the can, citrus slices floating through soft studio light, a slow push-in camera move, premium commercial lighting, and a clean white and indigo background.
Animate the uploaded product image into a smooth hero video. Preserve the product shape, label placement, colors, and camera angle. Add subtle turntable motion, soft reflections, realistic shadows, and a gentle background light sweep. Keep the result clean, stable, and marketplace-ready.
Create a short storyboard-style video of a small coffee shop at sunrise. Shot 1: steam rising from a ceramic cup. Shot 2: barista placing a pastry on the counter. Shot 3: morning light moving across a wooden table. Warm color grade, slow camera movement, calm ambient mood, realistic cinematic texture.
Toolaze AI Video Generator brings supported video models into one online workflow. Start with text-to-video when you have a scene idea, or use image-to-video when a product, character, layout, or reference image should guide the result.
Compare input modes, reference limits, duration, resolution, audio support, and estimated credits before generating. For better results, describe the subject, action, camera movement, lighting, pacing, and final format in the prompt.
Multi-Model Video Tool
Create a video from a written prompt, or add reference images when the subject, product, character, or composition needs stronger guidance.
Compare supported video models by input type, duration, resolution, reference count, audio support, and estimated credits.
Describe camera movement, subject action, lighting, mood, timing, and style so each generation has a clear creative direction.
| Performance Metric | Toolaze Specification |
|---|---|
| Grok 1.5 Video | Image to video; 1 reference image; 1 to 15 seconds; 480p or 720p; estimated 3+ credits |
| Seedance 2.0 | Text or image to video; up to 9 references; 5, 10, or 15 seconds; 480p to 4K; estimated 150+ credits |
| Seedance 2.0 Mini | Text or image to video; up to 9 references; 5, 10, or 15 seconds; 480p or 720p; estimated 75+ credits |
| Kling 3.0 | Text or image to video; up to 4 references; 3 to 15 seconds; 720p to 4K; Native Audio at 720p or 1080p; estimated 60+ credits |
Choose a model by input type, reference count, duration, resolution, audio support, and estimated credits.
Use Grok for image-to-video drafts from one reference image, including product motion, creator clips, and fast visual tests.
Choose it for short reference animations when 480p or 720p output is sufficient.
Use Seedance 2.0 when a scene needs several reference images, 5 to 15 second durations, or output options up to 4K.
Choose it for reference-heavy product shots, storyboards, and higher-resolution concept videos.
Use Seedance 2.0 Mini for 480p or 720p drafts while comparing prompts, references, aspect ratios, and scene direction.
Choose it when an estimated 75+ credit draft is more useful than a higher-resolution pass.
Use Kling 3.0 for text or image input, 3 to 15 second clips, output up to 4K, and Native Audio at 720p or 1080p.
Choose it when the concept needs high-resolution motion or synchronized audio in a supported resolution.
Start with one clear action and one camera direction, then add detail after the motion is stable.
Reduce the prompt to one subject action and one camera move. Competing movements often make short clips less predictable.
Try: A ceramic cup stays centered while the camera makes one slow push-in.
Use a sharp reference image and name the shape, label position, colors, and camera angle that must remain unchanged.
Try: Preserve the can shape, front label, silver rim, and three-quarter camera angle.
Start with a clean reference, describe the focal subject and lighting, and select a higher resolution when the model supports it.
Try: Sharp product edges, focused front label, soft studio key light, clean background.
Test the idea at a shorter duration or lower resolution before using more credits on the final direction.
Try a 5-second 480p or 720p draft, review the motion, then increase quality.
Create 9:16 clips for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and creator tests. Start with a text prompt for a new scene, or upload a reference image when the subject or product needs to stay consistent.
Turn product photos, packaging shots, and campaign notes into short ad concepts. Use image-to-video when label placement, product shape, colors, or camera angle should remain stable.
Prototype shot direction, camera movement, character action, lighting, and pacing before a real shoot. Use short durations to compare concepts quickly before refining the best version.
Draft short visual explanations for lessons, training content, product walkthroughs, or presentation clips. Keep prompts clear and structured so the video follows one idea at a time.
Mock up creator-style openings, unboxing moments, event teasers, and quick promotional clips. Use fast draft models when testing hooks, pacing, and framing.
Explore character motion, atmosphere, environments, and cinematic scene ideas for games, stories, or visual development. Use higher-control models when consistency and mood matter.
Yes. New users receive 10 free credits after sign-up. That is enough for at least one Grok 1.5 Video generation with eligible settings. Other models, longer durations, higher resolutions, and Native Audio may require more credits.
Toolaze AI Video Generator creates short videos from text prompts or reference images. You can compare supported models, adjust the available duration and resolution, preview results, and return to previous generations in history.
Use text to video when the scene starts as a written idea. Use image to video when a product, character, composition, or visual style should remain recognizable from a reference image.
Yes. Use image-to-video when you want a reference image to guide the subject, composition, product look, character direction, or visual style. Available limits and settings depend on the selected model.
Grok 1.5 Video supports 1 to 15 seconds, Seedance 2.0 and Seedance 2.0 Mini support 5, 10, or 15 seconds, and Kling 3.0 supports 3 to 15 seconds.
Kling 3.0 supports Native Audio for 720p and 1080p generations. The control is unavailable at 4K and for models that do not expose native audio in the generator.
The estimated credit requirement is shown beside the Generate button and changes with the model, duration, resolution, and Native Audio setting. Current minimum estimates start at Grok 3+, Seedance 2.0 150+, Seedance 2.0 Mini 75+, and Kling 3.0 60+ credits.
Use prompts that describe the subject, action, camera movement, lighting, environment, style, and timing. Add references when visual consistency matters, and review the output before using it in commercial or client-facing work.
Start with a sharper reference image, reduce the scene to one main action, and describe the camera move separately. If the model supports it, review the motion in a draft first and then generate at a higher resolution.