Question 1

What should a Text to Video prompt include?

Accepted Answer

Describe the fictional adult subject, setting, opening composition, intended action, camera direction, pacing, lighting, and visual mood. Put the most important action early and keep it physically readable. Start with one coherent shot before adding secondary movement, environmental effects, or multiple stylistic references.

Question 2

Do I need a source image?

Accepted Answer

No source image is required for this workflow. The request begins with an original written concept and the settings offered by the selected model. If an exact starting composition matters more than inventing a scene from language, use an authorized source image in Image to Video instead.

Question 3

How should I choose a model for Text to Video?

Accepted Answer

Start with the shot rather than a model name. Decide whether the scene depends on duration, framing, resolution, or a particular supported control, then compare the live catalog entries that offer those choices. Review the Credit estimate after selecting the complete setup because model and output settings can affect the requirement together.

Question 4

What can I do when Text to Video misses the prompt?

Accepted Answer

Reduce the brief to one subject action and one camera direction, then generate another controlled test. Keep the model and framing unchanged while you revise the prompt, which makes the difference easier to evaluate. Add atmosphere or secondary movement only after the central shot reads clearly.

Question 5

Can I explore the generator before signing in?

Accepted Answer

You can inspect the generator and setup while signed out. Submission requires an authenticated account. Return to the same route after signing in.

Question 6

How do I know what a generation will cost?

Accepted Answer

The live Workspace shows estimated Credits for the selected model and settings before submission. Change either to see the current estimate. Catalog availability and Credit requirements can change.