Text to video · vertical
Write it still.
Get it moving.
Describe the frame you have in mind. Still2Motion renders it, then puts it in motion — a short vertical clip, nothing to install.
"a ridge under a low winter sun, camera drifting right"
Method
Three steps, no timeline
What's in the frame, where it is, and how the camera should move. One sentence.
The line becomes a handful of shots, folded into one vertical take at the length you set.
Every take is stored with its line. Change one word, run it again, put the two side by side.
Facts
What you actually get
Framed for a phone while rendering, not cropped afterwards.
Longer pieces work better as several takes than one long render.
So you can see exactly what one changed word did.
Runs in the browser on the phone you already have.
FAQ
Before you ask
Will it match my description exactly?
No. The line steers the result rather than specifying it frame by frame — two runs of the same sentence will differ. Concrete nouns get you closer than adjectives.
How long can a take be?
Most land between five and fifteen seconds. For longer pieces, render several and place them one after another.
Can I use them commercially?
Yes, within our terms. Requests for real people's likenesses or copyrighted characters are declined at generation time.
What does it cost?
Metered by clip length. Pricing and current limits are shown before a render starts; nothing runs without you confirming it.