What you can do
An AI video generator solves the first problem in any video workflow: getting motion without a shoot. Describe the scene, add an image or reference, generate a few takes, and choose the one that carries the idea.
In Givon AI, generation does not end with a downloaded file. The take stays in the project: save it to the library, turn it into a scene, add voiceover and captions, and export a 1080x1920 vertical video for Reels, TikTok, or Shorts.
Create video from text
Describe the subject, action, camera motion, light, and style, then generate a short take from the prompt.
Animate an image
Upload a product shot, portrait, or illustration and define the motion so the still image becomes a scene.
Choose a model for the job
Use Seedance, Wan, MiniMax, Gemini Omni, Veo, Kling, and Grok Imagine from one catalog. Most models generate scene audio together with video.
Build a video by scenes
Use several controlled scenes instead of one large generation, making weak parts easier to compare and replace.
Add voiceover and captions
Generate voiceover from text in the same project and edit captions on the timeline next to the scenes.
If your task is different
Choose the workflow that matches the job before you spend generations in the wrong place.
Output examples
Real generations from Givon AI: the source inputs and prompt that went into the model, and the result that came out.
Two-character scene from references
Two image references, one antagonist and one hero, plus a second-by-second prompt. One run produces the characters, camera movement, and forest sound directly in the video.
Show prompt
@Image1 is a tall antagonist with an axe, @Image2 is a funny little hero. Style: cinematic, realistic 3D, soft daytime forest light, light comedic tone. Sound: forest atmosphere, footsteps, metallic clang. 0-1s (wide, easy forward tracking): the hero walks along a forest path and yawns; the antagonist blocks the way... (prompt excerpt)
A long scene that keeps the hero and the object
The camera starts on a wide shot and ends on a close-up: the woman, her clothes, the object and the space stay recognizable, and the sound is generated together with the video.
How to write the prompt
Weak
Make a beautiful 6-second vertical video about my product.
Better
A matte skincare package stands on a table, the camera slowly moves closer, soft morning light, slightly blurred background, the product stays stable and readable, commercial style.
Video models in the catalog
Facts come from the current Givon AI catalog: each model has its own duration, audio support, and reference modes, so you can pick per scene.
- Gemini Omni 1.1 FlashRanked #1 for text-to-video on the Arena leaderboard (September 2026). Synchronized sound, from 360p drafts to 4K, 4–10 seconds.from28 tk
- Seedance 2.5Scenes up to 30 seconds from text, frames, and image, video, or audio references.from7.5 tk/ s
- Wan 3.0First and last frames plus image, video, and audio references; 2–30 second scenes. Sound can be turned off.from2.01 tk/ s
- MiniMax H3Stereo sound and 2K, scenes up to 15 seconds. First and last frames, up to 9 images and 3 audio references.from3 tk/ s
- H3 Max TurboThe fastest H3 Max version: video with sound from text or a frame, 5–15 seconds, up to 768P.from1.5 tk/ s
- Grok Imagine VideoLow-cost 6–30 second takes with sound for exploring ideas quickly.from0.5 tk/ s
How it works
Choose your starting point
Start from text when you are exploring an idea, or from an image/reference when the product, face, or style is already defined.
Describe the scene
One subject, one main action, camera motion, light, and style. Set duration and aspect ratio in generation settings, not inside the prompt.
Generate several takes
The first take rarely closes the task. Two or three variants give you options for pacing, composition, and motion.
Save the useful take
Move the strongest clip to the library so it can become a scene, a reference, or the start of another video.
Check the details
Review faces, hands, text, and product shape. Small changes are visible to viewers, especially in ads.
Finish for publishing
Add the next scene, voiceover, and captions, then export a vertical video for the selected platform.
Best use cases
Product ads
Show a product in motion, build a lifestyle scene, or test a promo concept without a studio shoot.
Reels, TikTok, and Shorts
Generate vertical scenes, compare takes, and quickly finish the best version for publishing.
AI influencers
Animate a character, test motion, and prepare repeatable content for regular releases.
Explainer videos
Break an idea into scenes and add voiceover plus captions so the message is easy to follow.
When to upload your own materials
If the result needs a specific face, product, logo, or already approved frame, start with your own materials. The model gets a visual anchor and is less likely to drift.
If you are still searching for a concept, composition, or mood, generate from scratch. Once a useful scene appears, save it to the library and use it as a reference for the next episodes.
Why Givon AI
Fast video concept testing
A short scene shows whether the idea holds attention before you spend time on production or manual editing.
What to keep in mind
The first take may not be publish-ready
Output depends on the prompt, model, and sources. Plan for several variants and compare them by task, not only by looks.
One prompt should cover one event
Several characters, actions, and camera changes in one request make the result less stable. Split complex stories into scenes.
Faces, hands, and text need review
Before ads or client delivery, check proportions, hands, text, and logos because these details can change during generation.
Specific products need references
Text alone will not preserve product shape, packaging, or brand style. Upload source materials and describe the motion in the prompt.
Source rights are your responsibility
Before publishing, verify rights to images, references, music, trademarks, and platform requirements.
FAQ
How is an AI video generator different from an AI video editor?
The generator creates the first take from text, an image, or a reference. The AI video editor comes next: assemble scenes, add voiceover and captions, and export the final video.
Which video models are available?
Seedance 2.5, Wan 3.0, MiniMax H3, Gemini Omni, Veo, Kling, and Grok Imagine are available in one catalog. You can change the model from scene to scene depending on sound, speed, scene length, or references.
Can I make a video from several scenes?
Yes. That is the core Givon AI workflow: generate scenes separately, save useful takes, and assemble a video with an opening, action, and ending.
Should I start from text or an image?
Use text for exploring a new idea. Use an image when you need to preserve a product, character, style, or existing composition.
Can I use the result commercially?
Givon AI does not claim ownership of generated results. Commercial use still depends on source rights, platform rules, and technology provider restrictions.
Does it work for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts?
Yes. The main export format is 1080x1920 vertical video (9:16), designed for short-form platforms.
How long is the generated video?
It depends on the model: Seedance 2.5 and Wan 3.0 go up to 30 seconds, MiniMax H3 up to 15, and Veo 3.1 creates exactly 8-second takes. Longer videos are assembled from multiple scenes.
Is it free to try?
Registration does not require a card. Starter tokens cover the first generations; after that you can use a plan or buy more tokens. Unused tokens do not expire.
