Text to video, exactly as it sounds
Write a sentence. Get a video. From 40p, in about two minutes.
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Text-to-video is the fastest way from idea to footage: you describe the shot — subject, motion, mood, camera — and the model renders it. Scenara gives you a single prompt box wired to four text-to-video models, so the same description can become a quick 480p draft or a 1080p cinematic clip with native audio.
Good prompts read like shot descriptions: “A fishing boat at dawn, mist on the water, slow aerial pull-back, golden light.” Concrete nouns, one clear action, a camera move. Scenara's cheaper models are ideal for iterating on the wording before you spend on a premium render.
Draft cheap, finish premium
Iterate at 8–10 credits on Motion or Swift, then re-run the winning prompt on Ultra or Prime for the final.
Native sound available
Cinema (Kling 2.6 Pro) and Prime (Veo 3.1) generate audio with the video — ambience, effects, even speech.
5 or 10 second clips
Most models support both lengths; 10 seconds simply costs double the 5-second price.
Negative prompting
The API and models support negative prompts to keep unwanted elements out of the frame.
Questions
How long does text-to-video take?
Typically 1–4 minutes per clip depending on the model and queue. You can queue several prompts and collect them from your library.
What makes a good text-to-video prompt?
Be concrete: name the subject, one action, the setting, the lighting, and a camera move. Avoid stacking many actions in one clip — one beat per 5–10 seconds works best.
Can it generate speech?
Prime and Cinema can generate native audio including speech. For precise narration, generate a voiceover separately in any of 13 languages and pair it with your clip — or use the Story Builder, which does this automatically.
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