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Text to Video

Text to video is for the shot you do not have. You describe the subject, the camera, the light, and the length. The model returns a clip. If that clip is a person facing the lens, it can go straight into lip sync. If it is a city at dawn, it is B-roll. Either way you stayed in one workspace instead of exporting from a toy and importing into a lip sync app.

Make a clip

Generate from text

150 credits · $1.50

Example · Seedance 2.0

Each model has its own length and resolution caps. Seconds and quality chips update when you switch Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.5, Veo 3.1, or Wan 2.5. Paste a Wavespeed key on Admin → Models.

See an example

Seedance 2.0 text-to-video example from Wavespeed. Sample generated by this tool’s model. Your clip uses your photo, script, or prompt.
Director-style frame for text to video
Director-style frame for text to video
Film lighting used as an AI video prompt reference
Film lighting used as an AI video prompt reference
Camera setup inspiring an image-to-video shot
Camera setup inspiring an image-to-video shot

Why people use text to video AI

Prompt like a shot list

Subject, action, lens, light. Poetry is optional; specifics render better.

Iterate in place

Change one clause, generate again. Keep the takes you like.

Speech is a second step

Text to video invents picture. Lip sync invents a believable mouth on that picture.

Short by design

These models are clip tools, not feature tools. Stack shots in an editor.

Three simple steps

  1. Step 1: optional reference image
    Step 1

    Write the shot

    One sentence for the picture, one for the camera.

  2. Step 2: describe the shot in the prompt
    Step 2

    Generate a draft

    Pick the take with a readable face if you plan to add speech.

  3. Step 3: generate the moving clip
    Step 3

    Attach a line

    Open the lip sync generator on that take.

What this clip costs in credits

Every text to video AI job uses the same meter: 150 credits ($1.50) for the first 30 seconds, then 5 credits ($0.05) per extra second. Subscriptions price credits at $0.01; one-time packs are $0.08 each.

DurationcreditsGeneration price
15s150$1.50
30s150$1.50
45s225$2.25
60s300$3.00
90s450$4.50
120s600$6.00

First 30 seconds = 150 credits ($1.50). Plan credits roll over while you stay subscribed.

Good for

Pitch decks

A moving concept before anyone spends on a crew.

Channel bumpers

A signature shot you can regenerate when the season changes.

Talking characters that do not exist yet

Generate the face in motion, then run a script.

Common questions about text to video AI

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