One-Click Video

Turn a few images into a multi-shot film

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What is One-Click Video?

One-Click Video turns a few images and one sentence into a finished short film with shot breakdown, narration and music. No script, no editing timeline, and no generating shot by shot and stitching them together: the model splits your story into shots, generates each frame, adds narration and background music, then renders one publishable video.

It is not the same as image-to-video. Image-to-video produces a single silent shot and works well as raw footage. One-Click Video produces a complete narrative piece with pacing between shots — the right tool for product intros, explainers and story shorts where something actually needs to be told.

How to make a film

  1. Upload images

    1–7 images. The first one defines the main subject, so use a clear front-facing shot; the rest establish setting and detail.

  2. Describe the story

    Say what happens, in what style, and which shots you want. The more specific the description, the closer the shot breakdown; leave it empty and the model improvises.

  3. Pick a length and generate

    10–180 seconds, billed per second. You can watch per-shot progress (visuals, narration, music, compose) and download once the film is ready.

How pricing works

Billed per second: 29 credits/sec at 1080p, so a 10-second film costs 290 credits. Credits are held at submit time based on the length you choose and refunded in full if the upstream job fails — no support ticket needed.

Frequently asked

How many images do I need?
1–7. A single image works, but more images let you establish more scenes and give the shot breakdown more depth.
How long does it take?
Shots usually finish within 20 seconds; composing takes about 5 minutes after that. The page shows per-shot progress so you are not guessing.
Can I turn off narration?
Not yet. One-Click Video always generates narration and music from your description, and there is no toggle. If you only want visuals, image-to-video is the better fit.
Am I charged if generation fails?
No. Failures are refunded in full. Narration depends on an upstream speech service, so rate limiting can fail the whole job — retry later and it usually goes through.