Start from an image or from text
Begin with one character image when the look has to stay recognisable, or start from a blank prompt when you want the model to invent the scene. Both entries land in the same generator.
Bring one photo or one sentence, and get back a short character clip with movement, camera work, and lighting you directed.
Image to video means the picture decides who is on screen and the prompt decides what happens next. You can also skip the image completely and let a text prompt generate the subject, the scene, and the movement from nothing.
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Four steps from a still photo or a blank prompt to a finished clip. Nothing to install, and no frame-by-frame editing.
Begin with one character image when the look has to stay recognisable, or start from a blank prompt when you want the model to invent the scene. Both entries land in the same generator.
Say what happens during the shot: who moves, what they do, and how the camera responds. A concrete action carries the clip further than a stack of adjectives.
Add up to three character images, one motion clip for body timing, or one audio track that drives cadence and lip movement. Every reference is optional.
Pick 4 to 8 seconds and choose HD or 720P. Preview the take, then refine the prompt or swap a reference if you want a different result.
Upload one clear character image and describe the movement. The subject you uploaded stays recognisable while the model adds motion, camera work, and lighting.
Write a prompt with no image, no motion clip, and no audio, and the model builds the whole scene from text alone. Useful for concept shots and background plates.
Each take lasts a few seconds and stays coherent inside that window. Generate several takes with matched prompts, then join them into a longer sequence.
A useful prompt names five things: the subject, the action, the setting, the light, and the camera. Most disappointing generations are missing one of them, usually the camera or the light, so the model fills the gap with something generic. The table below shows the same five slots written badly and then written well.
| Part of the prompt | Weak | Strong |
|---|---|---|
| Subject | a character | a fox mascot in a red varsity jacket |
| Action | moving | steps out of a poster and turns to camera |
| Setting | outside | a rain-lit city street at night |
| Lighting | nice light | warm neon rim light from the left |
| Camera | close | slow push in from a medium shot to a close-up |
Typing @ in the prompt opens a picker that inserts an uploaded character, motion clip, or audio track exactly where the cursor sits, so a reference is bound to the words beside it instead of the whole prompt.
Short clips stay coherent. Identity, lighting, and camera direction hold together inside a few seconds, so the practical way to build anything longer is to generate several takes with the same subject and prompt structure and assemble them in an editor.
Paid plans refresh their credit allowance at the start of each billing period, and a generation that fails and returns no output is not charged.
It is a workflow that turns a still picture into a short moving clip. You upload one character image and describe the action, or write a prompt with no reference at all, and the generator returns a 4 to 8 second video. On viggle.lol this runs as an independent third-party interface for Viggle-style character video, and it is not affiliated with Viggle Inc.
Yes. Text to video needs no image, motion clip, or audio reference. You write the subject, action, setting, lighting, and camera, and the model generates the entire scene. Adding references is optional and only increases control over identity and timing.
A sharp, well lit, front-facing image with the subject clearly separated from the background. Avoid heavy filters, motion blur, and photos where the face is turned away or partly covered, because those make identity drift more likely across the clip.
A single generation produces a clip of 4, 6, or 8 seconds, and output is rendered in HD or 720P. Downloads carry no watermark. The 15 second limit applies to the motion and audio files you attach as references, not to the length of the finished clip.
Yes. Camera behaviour belongs in the prompt. Lines such as slow push in, orbit to the left, or low angle tracking shot change how the clip is framed, and they combine with the lighting and setting you describe.
Generating runs on a subscription plan: each plan refreshes its credit allowance at the start of every billing period, the exact cost is shown before you confirm, and a generation that fails and returns no output is not charged.
Upload one image or write one prompt and generate a short character clip in up to HD.