What is visible?
Describe coffee pouring into a ceramic cup and the setting around it.
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Create a short video from a scene description.
Create a short video from a written scene.
Start creating in Chat ↗Write for one short scene
The request begins with words rather than a bound still image.
What should move?
Describe camera pace and subject movement. Review available settings and credits before generation.
What should you inspect?
Preview the saved short video for motion, unwanted changes and usable framing before downloading or collecting it.
A clip is one piece of work
This guide does not promise a stitched, multi-scene video ad. If you already have an eligible still to move, use Animate an image.
An AskGL request you can try
Illustrative copy. Replace bracketed facts with approved details; availability, settings and credit cost are reviewed in the workspace.
Choose Video. No image source required.
One short scene: coffee pours into a ceramic cup on a quiet counter. Use a slow camera move and soft morning light.
Saved result: A saved short video clip. Then: Play the clip and check motion and product details.
Continue the workflow
THE USEFUL DETAILS
Good to know.
Creation notes
Prepare your starting point
Name one subject, action and camera direction that are understandable throughout the clip. Use a simple continuous scene for the first comparison. Review actual supported duration and resolution controls instead of putting invented settings in prose or assuming long-form film and native audio capabilities.
Compare compatible modelsReview what you keep
Play the entire result and inspect continuity, object shape, unwanted details and the ending. A good poster frame alone does not make the clip useful. Select the exact version for delivery; a short output is not automatically an edited multi-scene film.
Saved short videoCommon questions
Is every catalog capability enabled?
No. Catalog candidates, registered integrations and currently enabled workspace choices are different. Check support stage and the actual preparation controls.
How should I choose the next tool?
Use the contextual links for the source, artifact or decision you have now. A feature explains a tool, a workflow explains its steps and an output guide explains the saved result.