Video generation

Video runs the same loop as images, but the Prompt Box grows new controls — and they change with the model you pick. Here's what appears and why.

Switch to motion

1 · Flip to Video

The mode toggle swaps the whole composer for video — watch it happen on the right. Every control below only shows up in Video mode.

2 · Pick a video model

The video model list opens. The preview keeps your current selection; it does not silently replace it. Read the rows first, then choose the model that exposes the controls your shot needs. The core Cinema Studio family is built for camera, movement, style, and cinematic scenes:

Cinema Studio 3.5 — the newest, with the widest cinematic toolkit: camera selection, style presets, and AI Director support.

Cinema Studio 3.0 — tighter control of camera and motion, with improved camera controls and speed-ramp control.

Cinema Studio 2.5 — a solid pick for controlled camera moves and start-frame work.

You're not limited to them — the models currently available to your account appear in this list, and featured rows wear their specs as chips: max resolution and clip length, right on the row. The Prompt Box adapts to whichever you choose: a richer model shows more controls, a simpler one shows fewer. Not seeing a setting you want? Try another model.

Controls that appear per model

3 · Duration

When your selected model shows Duration, it sets how long the clip runs. Longer costs more, so block the shot short first, then extend what works.

4 · Resolution

Output quality (e.g. 1080p). Same rule as images: explore at a lower setting, finalize sharp.

5 · Start & end frames

When your selected model shows start and end frame slots, give it a start frame and it animates from there; add an end frame too and it animates between the two instead of guessing the motion — the way to continue a video or turn a still into motion. Drop an image into either frame slot on the composer to use your own; the end frame stays optional.

6 · Sound

When your selected model shows Sound, this toggle decides whether the clip generates with sound or without — one more control that only appears when the model can use it.

Elements in video

7 · The @ support marker

Elements only work on models whose Prompt Box shows the @ control — that icon is your signal the model supports characters and locations. No @? That model can't take Elements; switch to one that can.

That's the whole studio, right to left. Next: what a finished clip can still become.

Try it yourself

The Prompt Box unlocks here. Flip to Video, switch between the Cinema Studio models and watch the controls change, set a duration, and try start & end frames and the Sound toggle where the model shows them. (Generate stays off — you won't spend anything.) When the Prompt Box feels familiar, mark it done.

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