Single Scene Clips
Create one continuous AI shot from a prompt and reference images, or animate an existing image. Follow the workflow, review model costs, and find your saved results.
Choose a generation mode
Sign in with the account you want to keep the results under. Open Single Scene Clips from the dashboard. Use this tool for one continuous shot; use Video Mixcut when you want to assemble existing video clips into a multi-scene edit.
These screenshots show the actual interface with sample assets and tasks. Available models and credit estimates follow the current page. Click a screenshot to enlarge it.
| Mode | Starting material | Steps |
|---|---|---|
| Generate frame + animation | A scene prompt; reference images are optional. | Start → Source → Frame → Motion & Audio → Review |
| Animate existing image | One uploaded or saved image to animate. | Start → Source → Motion & Audio → Review |
Create your first clip
- Start: choose Generate frame + animation, then Continue.
- Source: optionally upload reference images or add saved images from the library. Assign their roles and describe what should stay consistent.
- Frame: describe the scene, choose an image model, aspect ratio, and image quality. Generate a frame preview and inspect it. With no reference images, a usable preview is required before continuing.
- Motion & Audio: describe the subject and camera movement. Choose a video model, duration, resolution, and any speech or music settings. Check the displayed credit estimate.
- Review: check the settings and press the generation button once. With an approved frame, Animate generated frame animates that image; without a preview and with references, Generate clip creates the frame and then the video. Watch the task status and preview the result when ready.
Already have the image?
- Choose Animate existing image in Start.
- In Source, upload an image or select one from the library. A source image is required.
- Continue directly to Motion & Audio; there is no Frame step. Describe how this image should move and choose video settings.
- Review and start the animation. Check the completed video in the preview or project history.
Prepare and reuse images
- Upload limits
- Use JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF, up to 25 MB per file. The page supports up to 8 reference images; the selected image model can have a lower limit.
- Reference roles
- Choose product, person, style, background, detail, or other. Add a short note such as “keep the package shape and label unchanged.”
- Saved images
- Images saved while signed in can be reused from the library in Source. Uploaded images and generated frames are source material; uploading an image does not create a video task.
Generate and approve a frame
- Image model and estimate
- The model menu adapts to the number of reference images. Check the per-image credit estimate for the selected model and quality. Available models and estimates can change.
- Inspect the frame
- Check the subject, composition, packaging, text, and aspect ratio before animating. Regenerate if you need a different starting frame.
- Changes require a new preview
- Changing the frame prompt, reference images or their notes, aspect ratio, quality, or image model invalidates the previous preview. Generate another preview to approve the new inputs.
Motion, audio, and model costs
- Motion prompt
- Describe one clear action, camera direction, and pace. Avoid asking for multiple cuts within the same shot.
- Speech and music
- Use the visible controls for the selected model. Keep spoken lines short and check the on-page length limit. Leaving the spoken line empty means no requested dialogue; it does not by itself guarantee a silent video.
- Duration and resolution
- Choose from the values offered on the page. Supported durations and other options depend on the selected model; review them after switching models.
- Credit estimate
- Image and video estimates are shown with their respective model choices. Review the video estimate again before submitting, especially after changing duration. Cost unavailable is not a zero-credit quote.
Example: a coffee product shot
For a short product shot, choose Generate frame + animation and add a clear coffee-bag reference. Choose 9:16, a duration such as 5 seconds if offered, and 720p if available. Replace the example text with your own product details.
- Frame prompt
- A coffee bag on a wooden table, soft morning window light, a ceramic cup beside it, clean background. Keep the reference package shape and label unchanged.
- Motion prompt
- The camera slowly pushes toward the coffee bag. Gentle steam rises from the cup. The bag stays still. One continuous shot, no cuts.
- Spoken line
- Leave empty for this example.
- Music prompt
- Soft, quiet acoustic background music, if the selected model supports it.
- Exclude
- No extra products, no distorted packaging, no added text, no flicker.
History, images, and drafts
Project history stays below the creation form at every wizard step. The Project History link at the top jumps to it. It shows this account’s standalone Single Scene Clips tasks; Short Drama and Drama Canvas renders belong to their own sections.
| What you created | Where to find it | What you can do |
|---|---|---|
| Uploaded image or saved generated frame | Image library in Source | Select it as a reference or source image and reuse it. |
| Submitted video task | Project history below the form | Inspect status and details; play an available result or load its settings into the editor. |
| Current prompts and settings | The editor draft | Continue editing the restored settings. A draft is not a submitted generation. |
The history list includes queued, running, completed, failed, and cancelled tasks. Open a card to inspect its timeline, input snapshot, and any failure details. A video is playable only when a result is available.
Use Load older videos for earlier entries. Open video opens an available result in a new tab; use the browser’s video save option if you want a local copy.
Load into editor restores the saved prompts and settings. Review them before submitting a new generation. Delete history record removes the record after confirmation; save any result you need first.
Signed-in history belongs to the account that submitted the task. The local fallback is limited to this browser and can disappear when its stored data is cleared; use signed-in history to find saved tasks across devices.
Open project historyTroubleshooting
- Why is today’s result missing?
- First distinguish an image preview from a submitted video. Find saved images in the Source library. For video tasks, confirm the same login account, scroll to project history, refresh the page, and check task status. Look for an error and use Retry if history failed to load. If it is still missing, contact support with the account, generation time, and task ID if available.
- Why can’t I continue?
- Follow the message on the current step. Direct animation requires a source image. Frame generation requires a prompt and an available image model; with no references it also requires a generated preview. Motion requires a prompt and a spoken line within the displayed limit.
- Why did my frame preview disappear?
- A frame-setting change makes the earlier preview outdated. Generate a new preview, or choose a saved image explicitly in Animate existing image mode.
- Why is there no model or cost?
- Wait for the model list to load and use its Retry control on failure. Check that the model accepts your number of references. Do not interpret Cost unavailable as free generation.
- The request failed or seems stuck. Should I click again?
- Check project history and the task status first: the original request may already have been accepted. Read any failure details before retrying to avoid creating duplicate tasks.