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AI Video Generator: Try It Free with Veo, Kling, Seedance and More

Cinematic Push-in
Bring Photo to Life
Yearbook
Muscle
Hand Heart
Bald Transition
Ice Queen
Paper Boat in the Rain
Bullet Time
Two Friends Hug
Kung Fu
Gold Mermaid
Exclusive First Class
Billboard
Older Twin
Red Carpet Moment

Video creation with Plimo's AI video generator

Plimo's AI video generator works as one AI video creator for the newest video generation models from Google, ByteDance, Kuaishou and others. Describe a scene in a sentence or start from your own photos to create an AI-generated video, then pick whichever model fits the shot you're picturing.

  • Start from a sentence

    Write what happens, where, and how the camera moves, and the model builds the whole clip from your words. If words are all you ever start from, the text to video page is set up for exactly that.

  • Start from a photo

    Put a photo in the start frame and the video opens on that exact picture before anything moves. Several models also take an end frame, so you decide where the shot finishes. Animating pictures has its own image to video page too.

  • Guide it with references

    Reference mode lets you hand a model a few photos so it keeps a face, an outfit or a place looking right. Models that take clips let you add a short one as well, and the model follows how things move in it.

  • Choose the model that suits the shot

    Each model has its own lengths, shapes and sound options. When you switch models, the settings under the prompt change to match.

How to make AI videos on Plimo

  1. Describe it or add a photo

    The generator at the top of this page is already on video, so type your idea and, if you like, sign in and drop a photo into the slot to the left of the prompt (above it on a phone), or use the Image link to switch over to the AI image generator.

  2. Pick a model and a mode

    Open the model menu to choose from the list, grouped by maker, then open the mode menu if you want start and end frames or reference photos.

  3. Set the shape and length

    The settings beside it cover shape, length, quality and sound, and what's on offer changes with the model you picked.

  4. Sign in and press Generate

    The Generate button shows how many credits this exact clip costs, and if you aren't signed in yet you can use Google or an emailed code.

  5. Watch it in My creations

    The finished video plays under the generator in My creations. Download it from there, or hit Remake and the prompt, model and settings return for another go.

Why make your videos on Plimo

  • Many video models, one account

    Models from Google, ByteDance, Kuaishou, MiniMax, Alibaba and xAI sit in the same list, so you can compare them with one login.

  • Templates for when you'd rather not write

    A template already has the prompt and settings worked out, so you add a photo and generate. If you enjoy writing prompts, ignore templates completely.

  • The cost is on the button

    Before you press anything, the Generate button shows the credits for the model, length and quality you've chosen. If a video fails, those credits go back to your balance.

  • 100 free credits for new accounts

    New accounts get 100 free credits once, which covers a 5-second first clip on Seedance 2.0 Mini, the model this page opens on. Signing up doesn't ask for a card.

  • Clear warnings before you spend

    Each model opens with sensible defaults, and if two settings can't work together, the generator says so before you submit.

  • Clean files for members

    Members get videos with no watermark that they can use commercially, and their creations are kept for longer than the 7 days you get without one.

Video models you can pick here

They differ most in clip length, sound and what you can feed them, and the ones free credits can run carry no crown icon in the menu.

  • Seedance 2.0 Mini

    The starting model here, one of the cheapest per second alongside Wan 3.0, makes 4 to 15 seconds with sound from start and end frames or up to nine reference photos.

  • Seedance 2.5

    Good for longer pieces, with clips from 4 to 30 seconds and sound that's on unless you switch it off. It takes start and end frames, or up to nine reference photos plus up to three short clips.

  • Veo 3.1 Fast

    Makes a fixed 8-second clip that always has sound, in landscape or vertical. It accepts start and end frames or up to three reference photos.

  • Kling 3.0

    Runs from 3 to 15 seconds with optional sound, using start and end frames or up to seven reference photos. You can also give it one clip and choose to follow its motion or edit that clip directly.

  • MiniMax H3 Max

    Aimed at realistic people and faces, with sound in every clip and lengths from 5 to 15 seconds. It works from start and end frames, or from up to nine photos and up to three clips.

  • Wan 3.0

    Covers the widest range of lengths here, from 2 to 30 seconds, with sound you can turn on or off. It takes up to ten reference photos or five clips, and adding a clip caps the result at 15 seconds.

  • Grok Imagine 1.5

    Lively motion with sound built in, in clips of 6 to 15 seconds and the lowest starting price per second on this page, and up to seven photos to guide the look, with the output shape following your photos once you add them.

Things people make with it

  • A birthday clip that circles your friend

    Upload a full-length photo of your friend and describe the camera circling all the way around while they stay frozen mid-pose. It plays nicely in a group chat on the day.

  • A slow, warm shot from a holiday photo

    Choose a beach or sunset picture from your last trip and ask for the camera to ease toward you in golden light with a breeze in your hair, like the opening shot of a film.

  • From your street all the way to space

    Start with an outdoor photo of yourself and describe the camera pulling up through the clouds until the whole planet fills the frame. It makes a fun way to announce a move to a new city.

  • A rainy little scene with no photo at all

    One sentence is enough: a paper boat drifting down a flooded gutter at dusk. Swap the boat or the street and it becomes your own mood clip.

  • Your dog getting up from a nap

    Use a photo of your dog curled up as the start frame and one of it standing as the end frame, then pick a model that supports frames. The video fills in the stretch, the shake and everything between.

  • The same character across a short series

    If you make several clips around one mascot, say for a school club, add the same few photos in reference mode each time. That helps the character look like itself from clip to clip.

  • A new look for a clip you filmed

    Hand Kling 3.0 a short clip from your phone, choose to edit it, and describe what should change, like turning a daytime street into a night scene with lit windows.

Questions about making videos on Plimo

Yes. Uploading a photo and generating both need you to be signed in, through Google or an emailed code. There's no credit card step, and you can type a prompt and look through the templates first.

New accounts get 100 free credits, one time, and they don't expire. A 6-second Grok Imagine 1.5 clip uses a little over half of that, so you can see real results before paying. After that you'd become a member, and pricing lists the plans.

Each model sets its own range, shown in the Length setting once it's selected. For the longest clips, 30 seconds, use Wan 3.0 or Seedance 2.5. Seedance 2.0 Mini, Kling 3.0, MiniMax H3 Max and Grok Imagine 1.5 top out at 15, while Veo 3.1 Fast is fixed at 8.

On Veo 3.1 Fast, MiniMax H3 Max and Grok Imagine 1.5 there's no switch, and every clip has audio. The two Seedance models and Wan 3.0 begin with sound on and let you mute it. Kling 3.0 is silent unless you turn sound on, and it can't add sound when you're working from a reference clip.

Photos can be JPG, PNG or WebP up to 30 MB, though Kling 3.0 only takes JPG and PNG. Reference clips can be MP4 or MOV up to 50 MB, and each added clip counts toward the credits shown on the Generate button.

There's no timeline editor. Open the video in My creations and press Remake, which puts the same prompt and settings back into the generator so you can adjust them and generate again. The new version costs credits like any other.

Without a membership, videos get a small watermark in the bottom-right corner and stay in My creations for 7 days, so download the ones you like. Members get no watermark and keep their videos for longer, depending on the plan.

Commercial use, such as ads, client work or posts for your shop, needs a membership. Without one, they’re for personal, non-commercial use only.

Sure. Click any template under the generator, and a window opens where you add your photo and generate in one click. Some templates don't even need a photo.

Seedance 2.0 Mini, the one already selected, is a sensible first run, and free credits work on it at 5 seconds. For close-ups of people MiniMax H3 Max is worth a try, for clips longer than 15 seconds try Seedance 2.5 or Wan 3.0, and Kling 3.0 is the pick when you have a clip whose movement you want to copy.

No. Plimo doesn't use what you upload or make to train models. The companies behind each model handle what they receive under their own terms.

No, Plimo doesn't support adult content. Prompts and uploads that go against the Content Policy are rejected, and if a model refuses something after you've submitted, your credits come back.

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