Text-to-Video Guide
Create stunning videos entirely from text descriptions
Generate cinematic videos from your imagination using only text prompts. No images required – just describe what you want to see and watch KreatorFlow bring your vision to life.
Text-to-Video Generation Demo
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Watch this example of creating a video entirely from a text prompt description.
Step-by-Step Text-to-Video
Navigate to Video Studio
Start by navigating to the Video Studio from your dashboard. This is where you'll find all video creation tools including text-to-video generation.
Write Your Prompt
Type your video description in the prompt text box. You can use regular text descriptions or advanced techniques like JSON prompting and [cut] prompts for multi-scene videos.
Simple Example:
"A cinematic shot of a woman walking through a neon-lit city at night, rain reflecting colorful lights, slow motion"
Multi-Scene Example:
"Wide shot of a surfer catching a wave [cut] close-up of focused expression [cut] slow motion of the wave crashing"
Configure Settings & Generate
Select your video settings (mode, quality, duration, aspect ratio) and click Generate. After a matter of seconds, your video will be ready!
Quick Generation Times
Most text-to-video generations complete in under 60 seconds, depending on complexity and current system load.
Advanced Text-to-Video Techniques
Multi-Scene [Cut] Feature
Create complex videos with multiple scenes by using [cut] in your prompts.
Example:
"Man standing on beach [cut] camera zooms in as he smiles [cut] wide shot walking shoreline"
JSON Prompting
Use structured JSON for precise control over complex multi-scene videos.
Pro Tip:
Ask ChatGPT for "KreatorFlow video JSON prompt" to generate structured prompts quickly.
Text-to-Video Prompting Best Practices
Effective Prompts
Be Specific with Details:
"A wide cinematic shot of a woman in a red dress walking through Times Square at night, neon signs reflecting in puddles, slow motion"
Include Camera Style:
"Drone shot of a car driving down a winding mountain road, golden hour lighting, tracking shot following the vehicle"
Describe Motion:
"Close-up of hands playing piano, fingers moving gracefully across keys, shallow depth of field"
Avoid These Patterns
Too Vague:
"A person walking" ❌
Lacks detail for compelling video
Overly Complex Actions:
"Person dancing, jumping, running, and spinning simultaneously" ❌
Too many actions for short clips
Conflicting Elements:
"Sunny day with rain and snow at midnight" ❌
Contradictory descriptions confuse AI
💡 Pro Tips for Better Results:
- • Start simple: Test basic prompts before adding complexity
- • Use cinematic language: "Wide shot," "close-up," "tracking shot," "slow motion"
- • Specify lighting: "Golden hour," "neon lighting," "soft natural light"
- • Iterate cheaply: Use Lite mode to test, then upgrade to Pro for final videos
- • Study examples: Analyze successful prompts in the video gallery above
Text-to-Video Settings
Mode & Quality
Lite Mode (720p)
5s = 5 credits • 10s = 10 credits
Perfect for testing prompts
Pro Mode (Up to 1080p)
5s = 8-25 credits • 10s = 12-35 credits
Higher quality, more realistic motion
Duration & Aspect
Duration Options:
• 5 seconds: Quick clips, lower cost
• 10 seconds: More content, higher cost
Aspect Ratios:
• Square (1:1) - Instagram
• Portrait (9:16) - TikTok/Shorts
• Wide (16:9) - YouTube
Camera Control
Dynamic Camera
Automatic pans, zooms, and movement for cinematic feel
Fixed Camera
Static shot, no camera movement, focus on subject action
Master More Video Techniques
Now that you understand text-to-video basics, explore these advanced features:
