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Create videos from a prompt or image

Create a short scene from a description, explore a camera idea or animate a still image. Shape the motion, compare takes and make a clip for your next creative project.

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Leading video models. One creative workspace.

Create with Veo, Kling, Hailuo, Wan and more. Develop your script, generate images and video, compare takes, and bring the sequence together with music and titles in Work—all in Gab AI.

  • Veo 3.1
  • Kling 3 Pro
  • Hailuo H3 Max
  • Wan 3.0 Prime
  • Model choiceChoose different models for different shots.
  • Creative tools togetherScripts, images, video and music.
  • A complete workflowFrom the first idea to a finished export.

Bring a story you can picture to life.

Set the scene for a short film, Bible story or narrated history video. Build an establishing shot with the setting, atmosphere and movement your story needs.

Create a story shot
Veo 3.1Video models and controls

Copy the brief into Video Generator, then choose your model and options.

Veo 3.1Generated in Gab
The journey beginsPress play to load the video.

4 seconds · 16:9 · 720p

An opening shot for a story, sermon or historical explainer.

IN GAB AI
Gab AI Video Generator scene with the actual prompt and a frame from its generated the journey begins video.
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Tell a story

Gab AI Video Generator scene with the actual prompt and a frame from its generated the journey begins video.

Model access and credits vary. Compare requires Plus.

WORK VIDEO STUDIO

From your idea to a finished video.

Use Work to plan the sequence, review references and clip takes, arrange the timeline and create a final export. Keep the script, source media and revisions together as you shape the whole piece.

Start a video projectRead the Work video guide
01

Plan the sequence

Write the beats, choose the format and bring your source images, clips or audio.

02

Choose your takes

Review references, improve a shot and arrange the clips in the timeline.

03

Create the final video

Assemble your chosen sequence, watch it through and request a new export when it changes.

Gab AI WorkFinished in Work
First Rep · The finished ReelPress play to load the video.

15 seconds · 9:16 · 720p

Three training shots, on-screen titles, music and a clear invitation to book a first session.

Gab AI Work Video Studio shows its desktop shot preview and timeline, beside the finished First Rep Reel in the phone layout.
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Work Video Studio

Gab AI Work Video Studio shows its desktop shot preview and timeline, beside the finished First Rep Reel in the phone layout.

Working on a Reel? Ask for a 9:16 version and keep the important subjects in frame.

Turn a description into a video

Use the AI video generator to describe a subject, setting, action and camera. Try a visual concept, a short supporting shot or an illustrated scene.

For a script, plan each scene as a separate shot and generate the clips one at a time. Use a Work video project to arrange the sequence and add narration.

Open Video Generator

Animate a photo or illustration

Give a still image a little movement: leaves in a breeze, ripples on water or a gentle camera move. Open Chat, attach your source and request an animation with a compatible image-input video model.

Animate an image in ChatLearn the image-to-video workflow
01

Describe one shot

Name the subject, setting, one visible action and the camera direction.

02

Generate your clip

Paste the brief into Video Generator, choose the model and options, then select Generate Video.

03

Watch and refine

Watch from start to finish. Change one instruction and compare the next take with the first.

Shape the shot

Choose a video model, frame shape, supported length and camera direction. A static camera helps you focus on the subject’s movement; a pan or tracking shot changes how the scene unfolds.

A good AI video generator for your project needs to handle your input and the kind of shot you want. Compare available models using the same brief. For realistic scenes, look for natural movement, consistent faces and objects, believable lighting and a camera that follows your instruction. Watch the entire clip, including the ending, before choosing a take.

Use short clips where they add something

Visual concepts

Explore a scene or camera idea before a real shoot.

Explore

Short supporting shots

Draft B-roll or an illustrated moment for a creator project. Review accuracy and permissions before publishing.

Explore

Create with your Gab AI account

Video generation uses credits and requires Plus or purchased credits. The form shows the estimate for your selected model and settings.

Compare a prompt and its revision

One shot. A slower second take.

A red paper boat, a quiet pond and a request for gentler motion. Watch the second take, then open the lesson to compare both clips and their prompts.

Paper boat · slower second takePress play to load the video.

Generated in Gab with Veo 3.1 Fast. This is a new generation requesting slower motion; the boat and lighting also changed.

Watch the video prompting guide

Learn to describe a shot

Watch how scene, action and camera direction come together in a video prompt.

Create a video from a descriptionPress play to load the video.
Read transcript
Gab AI can create a short video from nothing but a description. Think of your prompt as a tiny screenplay. Set the scene, give it one clear action, and say what the camera does. Here: a paper boat drifting down a rainy street at dusk, with a low camera following it. Video takes longer than text or images. You can watch its progress right in the chat. Here is the clip. Watch it through and compare it with your prompt: the setting, the action, and the camera. Keep it to one or two actions per clip. For a longer story, make several short clips and join them. Now you know how to write a video prompt that gets the shot you imagined.

A walkthrough of scene, action and camera choices.

Questions before you start

Can I use Gab as a free AI video generator?

Video generation requires Plus or purchased credits. Signup credits alone do not cover video generation. You can read the lessons and explore the examples before choosing a plan.

Can I edit a finished video?

Use a Work video project to arrange clips, narration and a longer sequence. Video Generator creates individual clips; the Work video guide explains the separate editing workflow.

Will the video have a watermark?

Check the completed clip and the selected model’s terms. Watermark behavior depends on the model and output.

Can I use an AI video commercially?

Commercial use depends on the model/provider terms and your rights to any source material. Review those conditions before publishing or selling the clip.

Guides and resources

Find more detail and choose your next step.

Bring your next scene to life.

Start with a shot you can picture or an image you want to animate. Describe the movement and make your first clip.

Open Video GeneratorLearn to animate an image