Sunset shoreline
“A 28-year-old Brazilian woman with golden tan skin, long dark curls and a curvy figure walks along a beach at sunset in a red bikini, waves rolling in, she looks back and smiles. Cinematic, warm light, slow motion.”
Ideas in motion
AI Video Generator: Make the moment move
This AI video generator turns your scene description into a cinematic clip. Choose Wan 3.0 for rich detail, a custom soundtrack, and scenes up to 30 seconds long.
- Wan 3.0 with sound
- Up to 1080p
- Three video formats
Four quick escapes
Press play on the scene in your head
Every showcase clip was made in the Ferkelkram studio and comes with its exact prompt and an “Open in studio” button.
Dive into turquoise
“A 31-year-old Swedish woman with platinum blonde hair and an athletic figure in a white swimsuit sits on the edge of a turquoise pool, kicks her feet in the water and laughs, palm trees and sun loungers behind her. Bright summer light, natural realistic movement, static camera.”
Rooftop shimmer
“A 26-year-old Korean woman with a sleek black bob in a champagne sequin dress dances gently at a rooftop party at night, city lights behind her, confetti in the air. Vertical shot, natural realistic movement, static camera.”
Golden-hour wink
“A 34-year-old Nigerian woman with long box braids and a voluptuous figure in a yellow one-piece swimsuit lounges on a yacht, then raises her sunglasses and winks at the camera. Golden hour.”
From words to wow
Your clip is three steps away
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Describe the scene
Write who appears, what happens, and how the moment should feel. Add details like warm light, slow motion, or a cinematic camera angle.
- 2
Choose your format
Select 9:16, 1:1, or 16:9, then choose 720p or 1080p and the video engine that best fits your scene.
- 3
Download your clip
Your finished video lands in your private account library. Watch it there, then download it whenever you’re ready.
Turn a few vivid words into a moving scene
The tool turns a written description into moving images. You set the person, place, action, lighting, mood, and camera style; the model builds a clip from those details. It’s ideal when you don’t have a starting image and want to create motion straight from words. Picture warm sunset light on skin, waves slipping over the sand, or confetti drifting above a rooftop as the city glows behind it.
Strong prompts begin with one clear subject and one clear action. Then add wardrobe, location, time of day, lighting, pace, and framing, such as a cinematic close-up or smooth slow motion. Specific direction helps the model keep the scene coherent. Instead of cramming several ideas into one prompt, focus on a single beat: a fictional woman walks along the shoreline, glances back, and smiles as the surf rolls in.
The right engine depends on the result you want. Wan 3.0 offers the most detailed output, creates its own soundtrack, and supports clips up to 30 seconds. Wan 2.7 focuses on stable video with sound, while Wan 2.2 is the faster option. Choose 9:16 for vertical scenes, 1:1 for square compositions, or 16:9 for a wide cinematic frame. Output is available in 720p or 1080p.
Registration is free, and confirming your email adds a small starter credit to your account. After that, you can buy one-time credit packs whenever you need them—no subscription required. An image costs a few credits, while a five-second video clip costs more. Each result stays in your private library, ready to watch and download. You can also open any showcase prompt in the studio and use it as a starting point for your own scene.
Give your next idea a different kind of glow
Explore image to video, the AI image generator, image editing, photo shoots using your own photo, outfit changes, and scenes featuring duos or kisses.
Video creation questions, answered
How are clips created from a prompt?+
Describe a scene, then choose the format, resolution, and video engine. The model turns your directions into motion, and the finished clip appears in your private library after a few minutes.
Can I try it for free?+
Registration is free. Once you confirm your email, you’ll receive a small starter credit to try the studio. Additional credits are available in one-time packs with no subscription.
How long can generated videos be?+
Wan 3.0 supports clips up to 30 seconds. A five-second clip costs more credits than an image, and the required amount depends on your video settings.
Can the model add sound, too?+
Yes. Wan 2.7 creates stable clips with sound, while Wan 3.0 produces highly detailed video with its own soundtrack.
Which video formats and resolutions can I choose?+
You can create videos in vertical 9:16, square 1:1, or widescreen 16:9. Choose either 720p or 1080p output.
How do I write a good video prompt?+
Describe the main subject, action, setting, lighting, and mood in concrete language. Add visual direction, such as cinematic framing, warm golden-hour light, or slow motion. One focused action usually gives the model a clearer scene to build.
Can I turn my own photo into a video?+
Yes. Upload your own photo and use the image-to-video tool to bring it to life. You may only upload a photo of another real person with their consent; people created within the studio are fictional and of legal age.
Your scene is ready for its close-up
Write the first line, choose your frame, and turn that spark of an idea into a clip.
- Wan 3.0 with sound
- Up to 1080p
- Three video formats
