Getting Started with AI Video

EveryGen AI brings text-to-video and supported image-to-video models into one studio. Start with one short shot, review the result, and adjust one detail at a time.

Describe one clear shot

Choose a subject, an action, a setting, and a camera movement. “A small rover crosses red dunes; a slow low-angle tracking shot at sunrise” gives the model a clearer scene than a list of unrelated ideas. Keep your first request focused rather than asking for a complete film in one clip.

Choose the model and settings

Open the video studio. Select a model and use the duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and audio options it supports. Availability depends on the configured provider, so check the studio rather than assuming every model supports every feature.

For image-to-video, use a compatible model and provide a publicly accessible HTTPS reference image URL. Use only images you have permission to process. The current studio uses URLs, not a local upload button.

Check the credit cost

Read the displayed generation cost before submission. Confirmed failed tasks return their generation credits. A disconnected submission can be uncertain rather than failed; avoid duplicate requests and ask support to review the task ID.

Review and download

Watch completed videos in your recent task history. Check visual details and suitability before sharing. Download results promptly: provider-hosted links can expire, and task history is not a permanent media archive.

Publish with care

Verify permissions for people, brands, music, and other protected material. AI output is not guaranteed unique or copyright-protected. Homepage reference demos and concept images are not a licence to reuse those assets; this article's cover is a concept image, not a generated video.

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