Your prompt
Text to video
Describe the shot and render a video without uploading a picture first.
Start with a scene in mind.
Describe a subject, an action and a setting to generate a video without a starting image. Add a camera direction or lighting cue when it matters. The selected model determines the controls available for your shot.
Choose your modelSet the outputSee credits first
Words that guide
A video clip
Write the shot you want to see.
Illustrative examples of creative directions. Your result depends on the image, prompt and selected model.
Story concepts
Explore a scene before committing to a shoot. Define who is present, what happens and how the camera observes it; use one continuous moment as the starting point.
Prompt idea
Two characters pause on a deserted street as the camera slowly moves closer. Use an overcast sky, muted colors and one continuous shot.
Check the result
Check whether the action reads clearly and the characters stay consistent. For a sequence, plan separate shots rather than packing many scene changes into one request.
Campaign ideas
Explore lighting, environments and product concepts. If you need a specific product or person as a reference, start with Image to video instead.
Prompt idea
A motorcycle passes beneath a floating structure, filmed from a low tracking angle. Keep the rider as the focal point and use dramatic side light.
Check the result
Review the subject silhouette, movement and framing. A written brand name does not establish an exact product reference; inspect logos and add final typography separately if needed.
Social visuals
Build a short visual around one clear action. Specify the subject, mood and camera movement; avoid packing several scene changes into one prompt.
Prompt idea
A traveler walks through oversized flowers at dusk, with a gentle side-tracking camera. Use warm lantern light and a dreamlike atmosphere.
Check the result
Check that the main action stays readable at a small display size. Choose an available aspect ratio for the intended placement and review the first and last frames.
Directing a text-to-video shot
Build a prompt from a subject, an action, a setting and a camera direction. Keep the first version to a single shot, then refine the detail that matters most. Use Image to video when an existing person or product image needs to guide the appearance.
Describe the shot
Write the subject, the motion, and the camera into the prompt.
Guide the motion
Describe the subject’s movement and camera direction. Keep each request focused on one shot.
Choose your model
Before switching models, decide which input and controls you need. Upload limits and available settings follow the selected model; review them again after a switch.
Set the output
Choose the displayed output options for your intended use. Settings differ by model, and writing a size or duration in the prompt does not replace the matching generator control.
See credits first
The quote reflects the current model and settings. Check it after making changes, then inspect the result before submitting another request; a new generation has its own quote.
Generate and review
Check the credit quote, generate, then review your result before downloading.
Video models for this shot
Open a model page to compare length, audio, and reference inputs.
How text to video runs
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Describe the shot
Write the subject, the motion, and the camera into the prompt.
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Pick a video model
Seedance 2.5 is selected first. The menu lists the other published video models.
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Generate and review
Check the credit quote, generate, then review your result before downloading.
FAQ
Text to video FAQ
What does text to video do?
It turns a description into a clip. A starting picture is not required.
Can I add a picture later?
This page stays on text to video. Image to video is the page that starts from a still.
Which models are on this page?
The menu lists published VoraVideo video models. Seedance 2.5 is the start.
Which settings can I change?
The available controls depend on the selected model and tool. Use the options shown in the generator; switching models may change the available settings and upload limits.
How many credits will a generation use?
The Generate button shows the credit quote for your current model and settings before you submit. Check it again after changing settings or starting another generation.
What if the result is not what I expected?
Simplify the prompt and change one detail at a time. For image inputs, use a clear reference. Generated details can vary, so inspect each result before using it; a new generation has its own credit quote.
Create your next video.
Describe the shot and render a video without uploading a picture first.