Turn a written idea or source image into a short video. Describe the subject and motion, choose the settings available for your project, and generate directly in Lanta AI.
Text and image workflows
Begin with a written scene when you need to build an idea from scratch, or use an existing image when the subject and composition are already defined. The generator keeps both paths in one workspace.
Start with the subject, action, setting, and camera move you want to see. Use the generated clip as a story opening, social hook, or visual direction, and review the settings and credit estimate shown in the form before generating.
Create From TextUpload an image that already defines the subject and composition, then describe the motion that should happen next. Try a slow camera push, moving light, or subtle background movement for a portrait, illustration, or product reveal.
Animate an ImageCreative use cases
Use short generated clips to test a social opening, add motion to product imagery, or preview a story beat before committing to a longer edit or production.
Start with a short scene description, generate an opening shot for a Reel, Short, or TikTok post, then add captions, voice-over, and your final edit.
Use the image-to-video workflow to explore camera movement, lighting, or a seasonal campaign direction while keeping the product as the visual anchor.
Turn a written beat or illustration into a short scene preview, then use the result to discuss atmosphere, motion, and pacing before a larger production.
A simple workflow
Choose the right starting point, direct one clear action and camera move, then review the result and refine only what needs to change.
Choose Text to Video when your scene starts as a written idea. Choose Image to Video when a photo or illustration already defines the subject, composition, or visual direction.
Describe the main action and camera movement, then review the duration, ratio, resolution, audio, reference, access, and credit options shown in the form.
Check motion, faces, hands, text, product edges, and sound in the result. If something drifts, simplify one action or camera move before changing several settings at once.
FAQ
Find quick answers about starting a project, choosing an input, checking available settings, and improving the generated result.
You can turn a written scene into a short video or animate an existing photo, illustration, or product image. These workflows work well for social hooks, visual concepts, product reveals, and story previews.
Use the generator on this page, choose Text to Video or Image to Video, add your prompt or source image, review the available settings, and generate. Your completed video will appear in the generation workflow for review and download.
New Lanta AI accounts receive trial credits, but video generation is not unlimited. The form shows the current access condition and credit estimate before you generate, so review those details for the input and settings you choose.
Yes. Choose the Text to Video tab to start from a written scene or the Image to Video tab to animate an existing visual. Use the duration, resolution, ratio, audio, and reference options shown for the selected workflow.
Start with a clear image and keep the main subject easy to see. Ask for one compatible action and a restrained camera move. Review faces, hands, logos, labels, and edges, then simplify the motion if those details change.
Commercial use depends on the service, model, plan, and source material involved. Check the current Lanta AI plan terms and confirm your rights to every uploaded image, person, logo, character, and audio asset before publishing or delivering the result.
Choose Text to Video when you need to create a scene from a written idea. Choose Image to Video when a photo, product image, portrait, or illustration should define the subject and composition of the generated video.
You can adapt the same natural-language scene idea, but the result may change because each model interprets prompts differently. Preserve the subject, main action, environment, and camera direction first, then adjust one instruction or setting at a time.
The available duration and resolution options are shown directly in the generator and can vary by input and other settings. Use the current form as the source of truth before submitting a generation.
Start with a prompt or source image, focus the motion on one clear idea, and generate a clip you can review, refine, and use in a larger edit.
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