Turn text prompts into AI video
Describe the action, camera, timing, and atmosphere, then choose an AI video model with the controls your shot needs. RedVideo keeps prompting, model selection, generation, and review in one workspace.
Describe the scene as something that moves
A useful text-to-video prompt gives the model more than a list of objects. Describe the subject, visible action, camera behavior, timing, environment, and atmosphere so the request reads like a shot rather than a still image.
Start with the essential action, then add only the visual details that need control. Clear priorities make it easier to review a result and change one direction at a time during the next iteration.
- Subject and visible action
- Camera framing and movement
- Lighting, environment, pace, and mood
Choose settings the selected model actually supports
RedVideo brings multiple video models into one workspace, but their workflows and settings are not identical. Supported duration, resolution, aspect ratio, audio, negative prompts, reference assets, and advanced controls vary by model.
The studio updates the available controls when you change models or workflows. Use those live options as the source of truth instead of assuming that every text-to-video model offers the same output format.
Review the result, then refine the direction
Generation is probabilistic, so the first output is a starting point rather than a guarantee. Review the subject motion, camera path, timing, continuity, and unwanted changes before revising the prompt or model settings.
If you need a composition to remain anchored to an existing frame, switch to the AI image-to-video generator and use that image as the visual starting point.
Check the current quote before generating
Every text-to-video model in the current RedVideo catalog requires Pro or Ultra access. Duration, resolution, audio, and output count can still change the credit quote after the required access is active.
A RedVideo account remains free to create, eligible new accounts can receive starter credits, and Free accounts can claim daily credits after the first 24 hours. Those credits can be used only with workflows and settings available to the account; current plan benefits and one-time credit options are listed on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
- What is an AI text-to-video generator?
It is a generation workflow that turns a written scene direction into a video. The prompt guides content and motion, while the selected model determines which duration, resolution, aspect ratio, audio, and other controls are available.
- Do I need to upload an image for text-to-video?
No. The standard text-to-video workflow starts from a prompt. If you want a specific composition or subject appearance to anchor the result, use image-to-video or a supported reference workflow instead.
- How long can a generated video be?
Available durations vary by model, workflow, access level, and current service configuration. Select a model in the studio to see its supported duration options.
- Can an AI text-to-video result include audio?
Some models and workflows support generated or optional audio, while others do not. Audio can also affect the credit quote, so review the live control and cost shown for the selected model.
- Can I try text-to-video with a Free account?
A Free account can inspect the text-to-video workflow, but every text-to-video model in the current catalog requires Pro or Ultra access. After access is active, each submitted task uses its displayed credit quote.
Write the direction and build the first shot
Open the studio, select Text to Video, choose an available model, and review its current settings and quote before generating.