One line in

Text to Video MakerMake the shot.

lenrik keeps the light, the cut, and the take.

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One line becomes a shot

Write what the camera should see. lenrik renders the clip on this page.

Prompt

A red telephone booth on a rainy corner fills with water until the door swings open and one goldfish swims out into the street puddle.

That line is the whole brief.

The shot

How a clip gets made

Four steps. No timeline.

01

Write the shot

Say what happens, how the camera moves, and what the light does.

02

Add a picture or a clip

Optional. A still can open the shot. A clip can be the reference.

03

Set the take

Pick the model, the length, the size, and the frame.

04

Generate

The clip plays here. It also lands in My creations.

What goes in the line

Subject, camera, motion, and length. One sentence is the prompt.

What you type

A subject, what it does, and where it happens. Add the camera or the light when you want them fixed.

What you get

One clip. It plays on this page, then stays in My creations.

Subject

One thing a viewer could point at.

Camera

Locked-off, push-in, dolly, crane, tracking, or handheld.

Motion

The one change during the shot.

Length

The seconds in the line, and the same length on the composer.

Product rotates

A matte black camera on a grey plinth, slow full turn, soft studio light, five seconds.

Establishing scenery

A coastal cliff at golden hour, waves below, slow crane up to the horizon, eight seconds.

Character close-up

A woman in a wool coat at a rain-streaked window looks toward the camera, gentle push-in, six seconds.

Abstract loop

A drop of ink in a glass bowl unfurls into a ring, locked-off macro, even light, four seconds.

B-roll insert

Hands pour espresso into a glass cup, crema swirling, locked-off close-up, five seconds.

Video templates start from a finished frame.

Shots from one line

Open a clip and send its prompt back to the composer.

Three ways into the same composer

Text to video

Start from a sentence

On a paper screen two flat shadow puppets step out into the room as solid little figures and walk toward a paper lantern on the right.

Image to video

Start from a still

Upload a photo and say what should move. The picture opens the shot.

Reference

Hold onto a clip

Attach a video and describe the change. The reference stays with the prompt.

Pricing

Auto-renews for credits. Cancel anytime.

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Lite

$4.95/month
$9.90$59.40 billed yearly

For casual creators

4,000credits/mo

Includes

  • 4,000 credits, valid for 1 month
  • About 10 MiniMax clips
  • Text-to-video and image-to-video
  • All video models
  • Download your clips from your account.
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Pro

$9.95/month
$19.90$119.40 billed yearly

For professionals

10,000credits/mo

Includes

  • 10,000 credits, valid for 1 month
  • About 25 MiniMax clips
  • Text-to-video and image-to-video
  • All video models
  • Download your clips from your account.

Pay as you go

$10.00

One-time. Credits last 1 year.

3,500credits

Includes

  • 3,500 credits, valid for 1 year
  • About 8 MiniMax clips
  • Text-to-video and image-to-video
  • All video models
  • Download your clips from your account.

Questions before you generate

01

What happens when I generate?

You write the shot on this page. lenrik renders it with the model you picked and plays it here.

02

Do I need an account?

Yes. Sign in to generate. Finished clips stay on your account, under My creations.

03

Can I start from my own photo or clip?

Yes. Add a still, or attach a clip as a reference, then describe what should happen.

04

Which models can I use?

The models on the composer: Seedance, MiniMax, Wan, Kling, and Hailuo. Length and size follow the one you pick.

05

How are credits charged?

The cost depends on the model, the length, and the size. The composer shows it before you generate. A failed render returns the credits.

06

How long does a clip take?

It depends on the model and the length. This page stays put and plays the clip when it is ready.

07

What's the difference between a prompt and a script?

A script describes a sequence. A prompt describes one shot.

08

How do I describe a shot for AI video?

Name the subject, the action, and the camera move.

09

Can I turn one line into multiple shots?

Each shot gets its own line. Write the next one after the first clip lands.

10

What resolution and aspect ratio can I set?

Length, size, and frame follow the model you pick. A clip can run up to 30 seconds, and size goes up to 4K, with seven frame ratios.

Make the shot.

Write one line. The clip plays on this page.