30s and 60s multi-shot production
AI Long Video Generator
Create 30s–60s cinematic videos with natural motion and multi-shot continuity
Build longer stories as ordered, editable shots. Start from text or an image, work in 720p or 1080p, and keep every beat organized in one project.
Generate Your First Long Video
Choose the total story length. The 30s and 60s presets organize multiple 15-second production shots in one sequence.
Multi-shot sequence engine
Allows wider motion interpretation while keeping visual continuity.
Estimated usage: 1680 credits
Audio disabled
Long presets use ordered 15-second production shots; native 30s/60s model output is not yet enabled.
Cinematic Action Showcase
Review camera movement, visual rhythm, subject stability, and the kind of shots that can form a longer sequence.
Why Long Video Matters
A five-second clip can hook attention. A longer sequence can explain, develop, and resolve an idea.
One visual beat
Best for hooks, product details, transitions, and isolated moments.
A complete message
Enough time for setup, action, proof, and a clear final beat across two shots.
A full short story
Four editable shots for Shorts, explainers, launch films, and narrative ads.
Choose Your Duration
Start with one shot or prepare a structured long-video sequence.
Hook Shot
One clear action for an opening frame, product detail, or attention hook.
Open Studio →15sComplete Shot
A full cinematic beat with deliberate action, camera movement, and pacing.
Open Studio →30sNarrative Sequence
Two ordered 15-second shots for product stories, ads, and launch teasers.
Explore workflow →60sOne-Minute Story
Four ordered 15-second shots for Shorts, explainers, and complete narratives.
Explore workflow →Production-Ready Workflows
Organize longer ideas as practical, editable production sequences.
Product Launch Films
Move from reveal to detail, proof, and final brand beat inside one organized sequence.
YouTube Shorts
Plan a complete vertical story with four editable shots rather than one stretched clip.
Paid Social
Generate multiple connected hooks and revise only the segment that needs another take.
App Explainers
Give each feature its own visual beat while keeping style and pacing consistent.
Creator Stories
Build setup, action, detail, and payoff with a reusable project structure.
Campaign Systems
Keep prompts, shot order, assets, and output history together for repeat production.
Pricing
Start free, then scale from single shots to regular 30-second and 60-second production.
Starter
For testing ideas and short sequences
1,500 credits / month
$19.90/mo
- 720p and 1080p generation
- Project and shot history
- Text-to-video and image-to-video
Pro
For regular 30s and 60s production
3,000 credits / month
$39.90/mo
- Priority processing
- Multi-shot sequence workflow
- Higher monthly generation capacity
- Email support
Scale
For teams and high-volume campaigns
4,550 credits / month
$59.90/mo
- Highest priority queue
- Large batch production
- All Pro capabilities
- Dedicated support
How It Works
Move from a creative brief to an ordered long-video sequence.
01
Write the story
Define the subject, action, camera language, lighting, and final payoff.
02
Choose total duration
Pick 5s, 15s, 30s, or 60s. Long presets prepare an ordered multi-shot sequence.
03
Generate the shots
Render in 720p or 1080p and track every shot from the project dashboard.
04
Review and assemble
Regenerate individual beats, then use the ordered outputs for your final edit.
FAQ
What the current production workflow supports today.
Can it generate a 30-second video?
The current production workflow creates two ordered 15-second shots for a 30-second sequence. Native 30-second model output will be enabled only after the connected API is production-ready.
How does the 60-second preset work?
It prepares four 15-second shots in one named project sequence, making each beat easy to review and revise.
Can I start free?
Yes. New visitors receive starter credits for an initial 720p generation.
Does image-to-video work?
Yes. Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP starting frame and describe the motion you want.