Prompt, upload, or refine across video and image workflows with clear credit costs before you submit.
Choose your route
Choose the material you have now: a prompt, a source image, or a proven generator route. Start with the path that gets the brief closest to a finished asset.
Decision shortcut
Start with the material in front of you, then choose the matching video, image, or effect surface.
Prompt, template, and generator index
The homepage now works like a curated creation directory: selected harvested prompts, video generators, and image generators are grouped by task so users can jump into a real use case instead of a blank prompt box.
442
managed prompt templates
115
published video generators
259
published image generators
How the catalog works
Prompts are reusable instructions. Templates turn those prompts into searchable, managed entries. Generators execute the work with the right upload rules, model defaults, and credit estimates.
Open video effects or image generators with uploads, prompts, previews, and pricing already set.
Upload a product image and generate a short commercial video with controlled camera motion, lighting, and framing.
Turn a portrait into a news-anchor style clip for announcements, updates, social segments, and presenter-led creative assets.
Place a portrait inside a baseball crowd and broadcast-camera moment to create a fan-cam style short video.
Turn a portrait into a polished red-carpet entrance clip with camera movement, event lighting, and social-ready pacing.
Generate clean embroidered patch, team badge, merchandise, and brand emblem concepts from text or reference images.
Convert photos or prompt ideas into clean vector-style artwork for icons, posters, stickers, and brand concept drafts.
Select color areas and create new palette versions for products, apparel, brand assets, and campaign testing.
Create mug artwork and merchandise concepts for gifts, brand goods, ecommerce products, and campaign mockups.
Upload a product image and generate a short commercial video with controlled camera motion, lighting, and framing.
Turn a portrait into a news-anchor style clip for announcements, updates, social segments, and presenter-led creative assets.
Place a portrait inside a baseball crowd and broadcast-camera moment to create a fan-cam style short video.
Turn a portrait into a polished red-carpet entrance clip with camera movement, event lighting, and social-ready pacing.
Cost visible before submission. Open a generator route, review uploads, model defaults, and estimated credits before you spend balance.
Hot routes
A compact rail for high-demand video and image models, each linked to a real generator route.
Output proof
Judge the work before the pitch. Each sample keeps the creative route, model label, run context, and output preview visible.
Every sample pairs the result with its route, prompt, and run context so you can choose a starting point with clear expectations.
Luxury product spot with controlled studio lighting, macro reflections, and a slow orbit camera.
creators using AI video and image workflows
video model routes in one workspace
credit estimates shown before each generation
downloadable video outputs when generation completes
Workflow logic
Creators do not need another isolated prompt box. They need a practical directory of prompts, generators, model routes, upload rules, costs, and reusable outputs.
Decision rule
Use a prompt when the idea is clear, a generator when the format is known, and Studio when the job needs image, video, and iteration in one place.
Separate accounts, repeated prompts, scattered history, and unclear spend across every model provider.
Unified workspace path
Choose the route inside one workspace, preview credit cost, generate, and keep the project history together.
Trend generators are fast, but they box the creator into one preset and one narrow outcome.
Unified workspace path
Start from an effect when it helps, then move into prompt, image, and workflow controls when the brief needs more direction.
Use image generators and editor routes to prepare portraits, products, thumbnails, mockups, and campaign visuals before sending the strongest frame into video or publishing.
Source workflow
One frame can feed the rest of the job
A useful source image has a clear subject, controlled crop, readable materials, and enough detail to survive edits, mockups, or animation.
Prompt, edit, handoff
Generated source visual
AI Vector Style Image
Workflow advantage
Keep the production path visible: brief, route, generate, refine, publish. The workspace is built for creators who need repeatable output, not one lucky prompt.
TEXT TO VIDEO SHOWCASE
See how a simple text prompt can become a cinematic, professional-quality video draft, with status tracking from submission to completion.
MODEL DECISION ENGINE
Use one workspace to compare model behavior for motion, audio, image fidelity, character stability, and iteration speed before you spend credits.
No hidden fees • Cancel anytime • Monthly credits valid for the current credit window
| Model | 16:93s | 16:94s | 16:95s | 16:96s | 16:97s | 16:98s | 16:99s | 16:910s | 16:911s | 16:912s | 16:913s | 16:914s | 16:915s |
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Veo 3.1 FastFAST Google | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | |
Veo 3.1HOT Google | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | |
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Kling 2.6 Kuaishou | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | ||
Sora 2 OpenAI | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | ||
Sora 2 Pro OpenAI | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | ||
Wan 2.6HOT Alibaba | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported |
Wan 2.7NEW Alibaba | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | |||
HappyHorse 1.0NEW Alibaba | |||||||||||||
Gemini OmniNEW Google | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | ||||
Seedance v1 ByteDance | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | |
Seedance 2 FastFAST ByteDance | Not supported | ||||||||||||
Seedance 2NEW ByteDance | Not supported |
CREDIT, RIGHTS, AND OUTPUT DECISIONS
The questions that affect cost, publishing, and whether a route is ready for production.
WORKFLOW NOTES
These notes focus on the decisions creators make before generation: route choice, credit planning, model fit, and source asset preparation.
I start from the effect page because the upload rules and preview tell me whether a clip needs an image, prompt, or a different route before I open the editor.
Open a video or image workflow, review the model and credit estimate before submission, then keep the finished output ready for download or refinement.
A controlled studio reveal for ecommerce launches, PDP loops, and paid social tests.
A hook-first ad concept with a clear problem, motion beat, and payoff.
Copy-ready Veo 3.1 prompts for cinematic text-to-video and image-to-video tests with camera movement, audio intent, pacing, and format guidance.
The compact list keeps additional high-value video and image prompt entries one click away without loading the entire catalog into the homepage.
High-motion text and image video with native audio options.
Image guided route
Turn a still portrait into a natural motion scene with warm light, expression, and believable timing.
Frontier video model
Futuristic city aerial with rain reflections, volumetric fog, and smooth camera movement.
Traditional tools assume you already have footage and time to assemble, refine, export, and retry.
Unified workspace path
Generate source video first, compare versions, refine assets, and download a usable output without rebuilding the process.
Start with text-to-image, an edit workflow, a style generator, or a source-asset route based on the asset you need next.
Review composition, subject clarity, readable details, and crop before the asset moves into a campaign or video workflow.
Use the strongest still for product mockups, thumbnails, social visuals, or image-to-video experiments.
02 / motion pass
03 / campaign loop
04 / refined assetPrompts, source images, model settings, credits, and outputs stay in one production surface instead of being scattered across disconnected tools.
Multi-model
pick the route that fits the brief
Cost aware
see credits before committing
Reusable
keep outputs ready for the next step
Keep every generation connected
The board keeps brief, source, motion, refinement, and handoff visible so creators can follow the job at a glance.
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Start with a scene, product idea, reference image, or trend effect.
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Pick prompt, image, effect, or workflow based on the job.
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Compare model behavior instead of guessing which tool will fit.
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Prepare images, rerun prompts, and keep stronger source material.
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Download a usable MP4 or image asset for the channel that matters.
Quality standard
AI video quality is not a slogan. It is the combination of stable subjects, readable camera motion, clear generation cost, and a practical export path.
Use routes built for stronger character consistency, product readability, and fewer broken visual transitions.
Prompts are shaped around shot type, motion, light, and pacing so outputs feel directed rather than random.
Credit estimates appear before submission, helping creators choose the right model and duration with intent.
Completed jobs are tracked through status and download flow so the result can move into social, ads, or review.
The credit estimate appears before submission, so I can test a lower-cost still or short video before using budget on a campaign draft.
The model cards make the tradeoff clear: realism, character motion, audio, or speed. That helps me choose the route instead of guessing from a logo.
Image routes help me make a source visual first, then carry the strongest frame into product mockups, social cuts, or video experiments.
