Describe an object, not a mood
"A toggle switch flipping on with a green glow" works. "Make it look premium" does not — there is no object in it to animate. The AI builds one looping scene around one thing.
Everything here is short on purpose. If something is still unclear, the last section goes straight to a human.
"A toggle switch flipping on with a green glow" works. "Make it look premium" does not — there is no object in it to animate. The AI builds one looping scene around one thing.
Ask for longer and it comes back at 10. Shorter is fine and often better — most Shorts hooks land in under six.
The picture becomes part of the scene — a background that drifts, or a shape the animation reveals. It is used as artwork, not analysed.
Exporting a video costs 1. Asking the AI to design a new scene costs 2. Browsing, editing, previewing and the SEO tools cost nothing.
They are the only part that runs on our machines. Everything else happens in your browser, so it is free to give away and we do.
Free gives 8 a day. Credits reset at midnight UTC and do not roll over. See the plans for what Pro adds.
Free exports carry a small watermark in the corner. Pro and Pro Max remove it — that is the main thing the paid plans buy.
Between 15 and 40 seconds is normal. Exports run one at a time, so if someone else started just before you, yours waits its turn. Longer videos and higher resolutions take proportionally longer.
Projects are saved in the browser you made them in, so they do not follow you to another device, and clearing site data removes them. Publishing a scene to the community keeps it on your account instead.
Yes. What you make is yours — put it on YouTube, Instagram, anywhere, including monetised channels.
Every generated scene is checked before it reaches you, and one that is static, unsafe or malformed is refused rather than shipped. Rewording around a concrete object usually fixes it, and you are not charged for a rejected scene.
Bug reports and template requests both reach a person, usually within two days.