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Vidu Text to Video

Vidu Text to Video generates moving scenes from text, with adjustable motion strength for restrained gestures or energetic action alongside camera movement.

Text to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
All listed options$0.40 / run
  • Movement Amplitude: auto, small, medium, large (same price).

Vidu Text to Video

This model generates video from a written description of a scene. The text provides the subject and action, while the output develops that idea through movement, lighting, and camera work. Depth-of-field effects contribute to its film-like visual treatment.

Motion strength can be adjusted to suit the shot. Its range includes small gestures and broader action, allowing a quiet character scene or an energetic sequence to have a corresponding level of movement. Camera motion can contribute to the scene alongside the subject's behavior.

What it's good for

Storyboard artists and filmmakers can explore how a scripted moment plays out on screen. Moving studies give collaborators a basis for discussing the relationship between performance, framing, and atmosphere during preproduction.

Creative teams can also visualize advertising concepts or develop social video ideas from a written brief. The motion range is useful for exploring both subdued portrait scenes and action-led material for an edit.

Model ID

vidu/text-to-video

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.40 / run

Provider

Vidu

Hosting

Protoface

Vidu Text to Video

This model generates video from a written description of a scene. The text provides the subject and action, while the output develops that idea through movement, lighting, and camera work. Depth-of-field effects contribute to its film-like visual treatment.

Motion strength can be adjusted to suit the shot. Its range includes small gestures and broader action, allowing a quiet character scene or an energetic sequence to have a corresponding level of movement. Camera motion can contribute to the scene alongside the subject's behavior.

What it's good for

Storyboard artists and filmmakers can explore how a scripted moment plays out on screen. Moving studies give collaborators a basis for discussing the relationship between performance, framing, and atmosphere during preproduction.

Creative teams can also visualize advertising concepts or develop social video ideas from a written brief. The motion range is useful for exploring both subdued portrait scenes and action-led material for an edit.