One-Click Video
Turn a few images into a multi-shot film
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Fill in the settings and hit GenerateWhat 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
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.