Workflow Guide
Text to Video Generator for Ads, Storyboards, and Social Clips
Use text to video when the scene is still an idea and you need to test subject, action, camera movement, and pacing before making or uploading a reference image.
When Text To Video Wins
Use text to video when the shot is still fluid and you want the model to invent scene layout, camera framing, and action from the prompt itself. It is the right starting point for scripts, hooks, ad concepts, and moodboard-to-clip exploration.
How To Prompt Better
Name the subject, action, camera angle, environment, lighting, intended pace, and aspect ratio. For a first test, avoid asking for complex scene changes, unreadable text, or too many actions in one short clip.
Input Quality Checklist
The input is only the prompt, so make it testable: one subject, one main action, one camera move, and one reason the clip exists. If product shape or brand layout matters, create or upload a still and switch to image to video.
Related Pages
Text to Video FAQ
This FAQ targets prompt-to-video search intent and clarifies when text to video is the right workflow in AuraTuner.
What should a first text-to-video prompt include?
A first prompt should name the subject, action, camera movement, setting, lighting, pacing, and output format. Leave style exploration broad, but be specific about motion so you can judge whether the model understands the shot.
When is text to video the wrong starting point?
Use image to video instead when the product silhouette, packaging text, approved layout, character pose, or brand composition must stay close to an existing visual.