Generate a supporting video shot from a prompt and optional images. Choose your model, duration and frame, then download the clip for your edit.
Watch the motion and consider where each shot would support a sentence. Load a suggested prompt to make your own version.
A slow view around a bottle keeps its silhouette readable. Use a brief portion while describing the packaging.
Reveal an object's material and shape without a presenter in frame.
One continuous close-up of an amber glass dropper bottle on a dark stone plinth. Slow camera arc, soft daylight, restrained water reflections. Keep the bottle shape, cap and plain label stable. No added text or music.
The person gives the coastline scale. Keep the horizon steady and use the shot to establish a travel setting.
Show the landscape surrounding the story.
A wide coastal B-roll shot at sunset, one adult in a yellow jacket seen from behind above the ocean. Gentle forward camera drift, breaking waves and sea mist, stable cliffs and horizon. Natural wind ambience, no speech or captions.
The drink and dessert remain the focus as the view moves closer. It can illustrate a menu item mentioned in narration.
Give a viewer a closer look at a food or drink.
A single slow push toward an iced matcha latte and a small green cake on a linen-covered cafe table. Sunlight through leaves, realistic condensation, preserve the glass rim and dessert shape. No hands entering, no cuts, no text.
An empty guitar and microphone setup can cover a pause before a musician appears. Let light and haze carry the motion.
Set the mood while the main story pauses.
An empty small stage with an electric guitar on its stand and one vintage microphone. Cyan and magenta lights illuminate thin drifting haze and fabric curtains. Very slow camera push, keep instruments stationary and recognizable. No performer, text or music.
Foreground trees travel faster than distant mountains. The depth gives a journey a sense of movement.
Connect two parts of a journey with a passing view.
A continuous sideways tracking view past dense green trees with distant pale mountains. Natural daylight, clear foreground parallax, steady horizon, no sudden acceleration or scene change. Quiet outdoor ambience, no text.
The camera follows a vehicle through grass and dust. Choose a section where the wheels and body remain easy to read.
Support a description of movement with a single action.
Track an olive off-road vehicle driving across a dry grassland track. Low side camera follows at a steady speed, believable wheel rotation and a light trail of dust. Stable body shape, natural proportions, no dramatic jumps, logos or text.
A broad coastal city view gives spatial context before cutting to a person or detail. Use it as illustration, not proof of a real location.
Introduce an urban setting before a closer scene.
A slow aerial glide along a coastal city at golden hour. Tall buildings beside a curved bay, distant green ridge, small waves along the shore. Consistent architecture and horizon, smooth continuous movement. No map labels, narration or scene cuts.
A close view of espresso entering a cup shows the process itself. Cut to it when narration mentions brewing.
Show the specific action the speaker describes.
Close-up of espresso flowing from a metal machine spout into a dark ceramic cup. Locked camera, realistic liquid and soft steam, gentle reflections on brushed steel. Keep the cup, handle and machine fixed. Cafe ambience only, no text or music.
B-roll gives the viewer something useful to see while the main story continues. Create individual cutaways for a review, explainer, travel film or social video.
Show where a story happens with a clear wide view that fits the surrounding footage.
Describe the surface, material or small feature that a wide product shot cannot explain.
Make one visible action the subject: shaping clay, turning a dial or pouring a drink.
Create a quiet visual pause that supports the mood without introducing a new storyline.
Write one clear action and camera direction. Add up to six optional references for subjects, objects or style.
Select a model, supported duration and ratio. Start with a short clip and check the credit quote.
Check the motion, download your take and trim it into your edit. Re-edit restores your prompt, references and settings.
B-roll gives the viewer something useful to see while the main story continues. Create individual cutaways for a review, explainer, travel film or social video.
Show where a story happens with a clear wide view that fits the surrounding footage.
Describe the surface, material or small feature that a wide product shot cannot explain.
Make one visible action the subject: shaping clay, turning a dial or pouring a drink.
No. A prompt is required; images are optional. Add up to six visual references and describe what each should guide. Image limits follow the selected model.
It generates one downloadable clip. Place and trim the result in your video editor; this tool does not upload, transcribe or automatically edit your original video.
Yes. Choose from the compatible video models shown in the selector. Available durations and ratios change with the model. Output is 720p; native sound is enabled.
The default direction asks for subtle ambience. You can request other audio in Prompt. When placing the clip over speech, mute or lower its audio in your editor so the narration stays clear.
No. It fills an editable suggested prompt and settings. Credits are charged only when you submit a generation with its displayed quote.
Understand B-roll versus A-roll, see video examples, and learn how to choose, create and place supporting shots over narration.
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Generate a supporting video shot from a prompt and optional images. Choose your model, duration and frame, then download the clip for your edit.