Turn a sentence or a photo into a video with sound

What you can make

• A clip from one sentence. “Steam rising from a cup of coffee on a wooden counter, morning light” is enough. The studio can also rewrite a rough idea into a fuller shot description.
• Your photo, moving. Start from a product photo and the clip begins exactly there. Add an end photo and it moves from one to the other.
• The same product in every shot. Add up to 3 reference photos of a product, person or place, and the model keeps them looking the same.
• 13 named camera moves. Locked off, Push in, Pull back reveal, Orbit, Crane up, Drone flyover and more. Each move is written into the prompt the way Google's guide describes shots, so the model follows it most of the time but not every time.
• Longer clips. Extend a Standard clip by 7 seconds, then again, up to 22 seconds.
• Your brand, one tap away. If you built your website with us, its photos and colours are offered in the studio to start a clip from.
• Share from your phone. Send a finished clip straight to WhatsApp, Instagram or anywhere your phone shares to.
• From a picture to a video. Make an image in the image studio, then press Animate to turn it into a clip.

Quality and price

Coins per clip. Try an idea on Draft, then make the one worth keeping in a higher quality.

Coin packs start at $7 for 50 coins. See pricing. A video that fails gives its coins back automatically.

What it won't do (yet)

• Long films. The longest clip is 22 seconds. For a full advert, make several clips and join them in an editor.
• Square video. Google's video model makes wide 16:9 and vertical 9:16 clips only.
• Every camera move, every time. Moves are directions to the model, not controls. A clip may not follow one exactly; try again or pick a simpler move.