Text or image to playable video

AI video generator

Generate videos from text or images

Generate a video from a text prompt or reference image. Watch a paper bird fly through a beam of sunlight and see the prompt behind the clip.

Generate my video

Start with one scene and one clear action.

AI video generation example

See how a paper bird moves through the sunlight in a scene based on one reference image.

The paper bird’s first breeze

A warm sunlit living room with a wood floor and a potted plant — Living room reference image

Prompt used, translated

Use the uploaded warm living room as the reference for a 12-second 16:9 video. From 0–3 seconds, show a white origami bird by the window on the wood floor while leaf shadows move. At 3–8 seconds, let a breeze lift the bird. It flaps its folded wings and crosses the sunbeam, casting a shadow on the wall as the camera follows sideways. At 8–12 seconds, let it land beside the ceramic planter and fold its wings. Keep the original walls, plant, and floor. No people, text, or sound. Generate one playable MP4.

Generated video

In this 10-second landscape clip, a white paper bird lifts from the floor and flaps across a beam of light. Its shadow sweeps across the wall as it flies toward the planter.

Text or image to playable video

What can you make with the AI video generator?

Describe the action in text, or add an image to establish the subject and visual style.

Text-to-video clips

Describe a scene, subject action, and camera movement to make a short clip.

Image-to-video clips

Add light changes, subject movement, or a camera move to a still image.

Focused revisions

Describe the action or timing you want to change and which details should stay.

Motion needs a specific direction

Describe who moves and how the camera follows

Write the subject's action separately from the camera movement. Add the duration, aspect ratio, and details you want to keep so you can check them in playback.

Scene and actionExplain what happens over time, not only what the opening frame looks like. Identify the beginning, central movement, and ending state.
Reference and continuityProvide permitted source images and list the face, product geometry, clothing, lettering, or other details that should remain stable during motion.
Video requirementsState duration, aspect ratio, camera direction, and requested audio. Explain the final placement so the framing and pace have a practical purpose.

Original coastal concept still for an establishing shot

A still sets the visual direction; the delivered clip proves the motion.

This coastal image is a separate storyboard concept. Request motion and audio explicitly, then inspect playback, continuity, duration, and the actual returned file.

Original stills for motion planning

What reference images work for video generation?

Choose images based on the shot you want. Decide what should move before writing the prompt.

Adult cyclist city concept still — 01Action concept

Coastal establishing-shot concept still — 02Atmosphere concept

Skincare product concept still — 03Product concept

How do you make a video from text or an image?

Use PagePop to generate and refine your video. Available durations and generation options depend on the task you run.

01
Define the shot
Describe the subject, setting, action, beginning, and ending. Add the desired duration and aspect ratio, and identify the intended destination or use.
02
Supply references and movement directions
Attach permitted images when useful. Name stable features, camera movement, scene motion, and any requested speech or sound so these are not left ambiguous.
03
Watch and refine the output
Play the delivered clip from start to finish. Check continuity and technical output, then request a specific revision with timestamps or a clearer action description.

What should you check after generating a video?

Real playable output

Open the returned video and play it fully. Confirm that the deliverable is a video file rather than only still images or a scene description.

Stable motion and subject

Inspect anatomy, geometry, labels, repeated objects, and camera movement across the shot. Check that the action reaches a clear ending.

Destination fit

Verify actual dimensions, duration, audio, and file compatibility. Preview the clip in the place where it will appear before using it.

How to revise a generated video

Fix one issue at a time and say what should stay the same.

What you see	How to fix it	What to write
The action is too fast	Use fewer movements and give the subject time to act.	Keep the leaf tips moving and slow the sideways camera move in the middle.
The subject changed appearance	Name the details to preserve in the reference.	Keep the potted plant and wood floor. Change only the camera angle.
The shot is too shaky	Say which part of the scene moves and what the camera does.	Keep the camera fixed at the end while the leaf shadows keep moving.

Write your motion brief

Enter a description to generate an AI video

Describe the subject, scene, and action, or add a reference image. Then specify camera movement, aspect ratio, and duration.

Keep the action focused. Include the intended start and end, stable visual details, output orientation, and any spoken lines or ambient sound.

AI video generation FAQ

Can I generate a video from text alone?

Yes. Describe the subject, setting, action, camera direction, target duration, and aspect ratio. Keep the scene focused enough to understand in the requested time. Ask for a playable video deliverable so the task’s output is clear.

Can I start from an existing image?

Provide an image you are permitted to use and explain what should move and what should remain stable. A fixed camera with subtle scene motion can be a useful starting point. Inspect identity, geometry, and labels throughout the generated clip.

Does the output always include sound?

Specify whether you need silent footage, ambient sound, music, or spoken dialogue. Review the returned file to confirm what it contains. Do not assume that a motion prompt automatically produces the exact audio treatment or speech you had in mind.

How do I improve a clip that changes the subject?

Point to the timestamp and identify the feature that drifts, such as a handle, face, outfit, or building edge. Simplify the action or camera movement if needed. Supply a clear reference and ask for the selected details to remain stable, then inspect the next result.

How should I ask for a revision?

Describe what to keep and name the change you want to review next. For example, keep the subject references and simplify a movement that changes the subject. Compare the new result with your brief before continuing.

Use dedicated tools to prepare a short video, product video, or ad.

Generate your first AI video

Describe one clear action and how the camera should see it. Request a playable clip and refine the motion that matters.

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