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Creating with AI

Generate a video

Video Studio turns a still into motion. For one clip, this is the fastest path; for anything multi-shot, use Storyboard instead.

Frames: what the model actually sees

Most models need a start frame, the image they animate from. Some models (Seedance and Kling 3.0) also accept an end frame, giving the render a destination to move toward. You can also attach up to four reference images to reinforce identity or style beyond what a single frame carries.

Duration, ratio, and sound

Durations are grouped into four buckets, default five seconds:

  • Quick: 3 or 4 seconds
  • Short: 5 or 6 seconds
  • Long: 8 or 10 seconds
  • Extended: 12 or 15 seconds

Aspect ratios include 1:1, 9:16, 16:9, 4:5, and 4:3 (Vidu supports only 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1). Models with native audio expose a sound toggle, on by default.

Camera moves and what to avoid

Rather than lens and aperture, video works with named camera movement: Static, Slow zoom in, Zoom out, Dolly in, Pan left, Pan right, Tilt up, Orbit, Tracking, Crane up, Handheld, or Drone. A separate Avoid field acts as a negative prompt, for example "blurry, distorted, text, watermark, extra limbs."

Models

ModelSpeedQualityBest for
Veo 3~3 minUltraGoogle's best cinematic output
Kling 3.0 Omni~2 minUltraAll-in-one, with audio and keyframes
Kling 3.0 Pro~2 minUltraLatest Kling, with audio
Kling 3.0 Motion Control~2 minUltraDirected keyframe motion (needs a Motion Style preset)
Kling 2.1 Pro~2 minUltraPremium product and fashion
Kling 2.1~90 secPremiumProduct and fashion, the default
Seedance 2.0~2 minUltraCinematic, with audio
Seedance 2.0 Fast~60 secPremiumFast cinematic, with audio
Vidu Multi-character~2 minPremiumUp to 7 character or product references
Wan 2.1~90 secPremiumHuman motion
MiniMax Video~2 minPremiumHigh-fidelity motion
Luma Ray 2~2 minPremiumAbstract and stylised motion
LTX Video~20 secDraftFast preview

Craft with AI

Give a short brief, for example "fashion lookbook, summer collection, editorial energy," and it writes the motion prompt for you. Autopilot also chooses the model; Manual lets you keep your own choice.

Analyze Reference

Upload a screenshot or paste a TikTok, YouTube, or Instagram link, and Misu reverse-engineers the style into a breakdown: the hook, why it works, a scene-by-scene anatomy, and style notes on camera, lighting, pacing, colour, and mood. It recreates the style, not the content, and "Use this direction" applies it straight to your prompt.

Prompt templates

Five one-click starting points: Unboxing, Try-On, Tutorial, Street Style, and Hero Shot, each a full motion prompt tuned for that format.

Multiple shots render as separate clips

You can add several shots in one session, but each renders independently and there's no automatic stitching between them. To lay shots out on a timeline, continue one shot into the next, and export the finished film as one file, use Storyboard instead.

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