Start with a prompt, a photo or a reference. Create images, direct short videos, and refine your ideas in one conversation.
A little inspiration. A world in motion. Explore animated characters, cinematic worlds and unexpected everyday scenes. Open a clip to watch it and try its prompt.
Example media for creative inspiration. Results vary with your prompt, model and settings.
From a brief to something you can see
Start with one idea, explore a direction, and keep the next version in the same conversation.
Image creation
Describe the subject, setting and style. Try a different composition, change the light, or add a reference to guide the next version. Choose the model and image format that fit your project.
A direction to try
“A translucent coral glass perfume bottle with a silver cap, on a stone plinth with a burgundy ribbon, soft editorial light.”
Video creation
Start with a scene in words or bring a still image to life. Describe what moves and how the camera should follow. Your model determines the available clip lengths, frame shapes and reference inputs.
A direction to try
“A botanist in a yellow raincoat lifts glowing seeds inside a moonlit greenhouse. Let the camera drift slowly toward the floating light.”
Reference-guided editing
Keep your brief and references together. Ask for a softer palette, a different setting or a new direction, then compare the next result. References guide the output, so review the details you need to preserve.
A direction to try
“Keep the tiny coastal house as the subject. Reimagine it as layered papercut art, surrounded by sculpted blue paper waves.”
Sign in to upload a reference. Input options vary by model.
A clear place to begin
You do not need a finished prompt. Start with the details you know and refine from there.
Choose Image or Video. Write a short brief, or add a reference you have permission to use.
Pick a model and its available output options. Check the maximum credits shown before submitting.
Follow the task in your conversation, preview the result, and find saved media in your library to download.
Give your first prompt a little direction
“A small bookshop on a rainy evening. Warm light spills onto the pavement, watercolor illustration, wide composition.”
Make it part of your project
Take a real brief into the workspace, then explore the visual direction before committing to a final piece.
Give your next campaign a visual direction
Explore a setting, surface and lighting direction around your product reference.
Try a new palette or composition for a launch, landing page or social post.
Turn an article idea into a scene with a clear subject and a consistent style.
Find the movement that makes a scene work
Develop a short moment by describing the action, mood and camera movement.
Start from a still image and direct a gentle movement or a change in the scene.
Explore a short visual idea in a frame shape supported by your selected model.
Plan your next prompt, add movement to an image, and understand the credits before you submit.
Frequently asked questions
A practical guide to getting started, choosing a model and understanding what happens when you create.
Need help with a specific request?
Open a support ticketTurn a written description into an image, edit an image with references, or create a video from text or an image. Switch between Image and Video in the composer and keep your brief, references and follow-up instructions in one conversation.
Start with an ordinary description of the subject, setting and style. For video, add the action and camera movement. You can use an example prompt as a starting point, review the result and refine your instructions. AI results can vary, so check details before using them.
Yes. Sign in to upload a reference for image editing or video generation. Supported file types and the number of references depend on the model. Only upload material you have the right to use, with the required consent when it includes another person.
Open the model menu in Image or Video mode to see the current choices. Each model offers its own sizes, aspect ratios, resolutions, durations and reference inputs. Choose from the settings shown for that model; not every model supports the same options.
You can browse examples before signing in. Uploads require an account. Generation also requires available credits. Plan allowances and top-up amounts are shown before purchase. Before submission, the composer shows the maximum credits reserved for conversation, content review and generation. The final charge depends on confirmed usage. Check your balance and the current plans before starting.
Timing depends on the selected model, output settings and provider queue. Video generation can take several minutes. Follow the task status in your conversation and return to it later if needed; reopening a conversation does not mean processing has finished.
Review the result and adjust your instructions or references before trying again. Confirmed unused credit reservations are released after settlement. Completed conversation or review calls can still incur usage when media generation fails. Requests with an uncertain provider status remain reserved while checked. Contact support if a task stays unresolved.
Usage rights depend on the selected model provider, your input materials and the intended use. Review the applicable provider terms and our Terms of Service before commercial use. Check results for trademarks, likenesses and other third-party rights. Generation does not guarantee exclusive rights or copyright protection.
Conversations are private by default. Your prompts and references are processed by the model providers used for the request. If you turn on public sharing, anyone with the link can view that conversation and its media. Avoid uploading sensitive material and read the Privacy Policy for processing details.
Sign in to find saved images and videos in your library, preview or download them, and reopen the original conversation. For account, payment or generation issues, open a Support ticket from your account and include the relevant task or order information.
An idea is enough to start
Describe a picture, direct a short scene, or bring a reference and see where it leads.
View plans and creditsOne workspace. Your next direction.
Images, video and references, connected through conversation.
