Turn text or a photo into video with the best AI video models — Veo, Kling, Seedance, Wan and more. One subscription, no watermark, results in minutes.
An AI video generator builds moving footage from a description or a still image. It decides how the camera moves, how light falls and how the subject behaves across the length of the clip. That is why a video prompt reads more like a shot list than a caption: the more you say about movement, framing and pace, the closer the result lands to what you had in mind.
Describe the shot and get moving footage back, without a camera.
Start from a photo and let the model animate it, so your subject stays itself.
One line becomes a prompt with the detail a video model actually follows.
Camera moves and subject motion that cut together with real footage.
Natural weight and timing instead of the sliding look of early AI video.
Some models generate audio along with the picture.
Render in the format you publish in: feed, story or timeline.
Clips come back sharp enough for social, presentations and ads.
Describe the shot you want, or start from an image and let the model bring it to life.
Pick from the AI video models on your plan and set length and aspect ratio. The credit cost is shown up front.
Your clip renders and lands in your library, ready to download or push into the other video tools.
Vertical clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts without a camera or a crew.
Short promos and product motion that would otherwise need a production budget.
Bring a still image to life with natural motion and camera movement.
Show a client the idea as moving footage instead of a storyboard.
Fill gaps in an edit with generated footage that matches your scene.
Loops and atmospheric clips for events, streams and backgrounds.
The leading video models, including the Veo, Kling, Seedance, Wan, LTX and Grok Imagine families. New models are added as they launch and run on your existing plan.
Most models generate a few seconds per run. To go longer, continue the clip with Extend Video, which carries on from the last frames in the same style — and you can extend again from that result.
Yes. Upload an image and pick a model that supports image-to-video; it animates your photo instead of inventing a new scene, so your product or subject stays exactly as it is.
That depends on the model — some generate audio with the picture and some do not. If you need a specific voice track, generate the clip and match it with Lip Sync.
Describing it in the prompt works only loosely. When the move matters, use Motion Control, where you choose the push, pan, orbit or tilt and the clip is built around it.
Usually a few minutes, depending on the model, the clip length and the resolution. You can keep working while it runs; the finished clip appears in your library.
It depends on the model, the length and the resolution, and the exact credit cost is shown before you start the render.
No. Opaxes runs on paid plans with a monthly credit balance that covers every model on the platform, with top-ups if you run out.
Yes. Clips generated on a paid plan are yours to use, and they are delivered without a watermark.
The credits are returned to your balance automatically. You are not charged for a clip that never arrived.
Yes. Edit Video changes a clip from a description, Extend Video makes it longer, Video Background Remover cuts out the subject without a green screen, and Video Upscaler raises the resolution.