Start with an idea.See it take shape.
Describe it, try it out in 3D, then let your preview guide the video model.
A coastal launch pad at dawn. A rocket lifts off beside a steel tower. Slowly push in from a wide shot, keeping the rocket centered.
Describe and build
Describe the subject, setting, and camera move. AI builds a 3D scene you can edit.
Preview and refine
Play it back. Adjust the angle, path, and pace until the shot feels right.
Generate the final look
Use your preview as a reference for AI to add materials, lighting, and style.
Preview and AI video from the same project. The preview guides framing and motion; the final result may vary.
Set the scene. Make your move.
Check object placement, camera paths, and shot duration in the preview. Edit directly or tell the AI director what to change.
Arrange the scene
Place your subject, move objects, and set the direction of light.
Choose the camera move
Find your angle. Try a push-in, a tracking shot, or an orbit.
Set the pace
Decide when to move, where to pause, and how to end the shot.
“Slow it down. Keep the subject in the center of the frame.”
Try it in the preview.Generate when it’s ready.
Work out the framing and movement first, so every generation starts with a clearer plan.
Replay without rendering
Watch the preview for free. Checking a camera move doesn’t need another video generation.
New angle. Same scene.
Keep the scene you’ve built and try another viewpoint. The parts you like stay in place.
Show what you mean
Turn the framing and motion in your head into a video reference that AI can work from.
Start with one camera move.
Open an editable template and try a dolly, orbit, or tracking shot. Change the camera and timing to see the difference.
DOLLYDolly: move toward the subject
Move the camera toward the subject and watch how depth changes. Open the template to adjust the distance and pace.
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ORBITOrbit: a 90° arc
Travel a 90° arc around the subject to explore its shape. Change the start angle and check obstructions and final framing.
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TRACKINGFollow: keep a relative position
Move the camera with the subject to keep it in frame. Play the preview and watch the background pass by.
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Will the video match my preview exactly?
Not always. The preview guides framing and motion. The video model creates materials and lighting, so the picture may differ.
Learn about AI generationCan I use it without 3D experience?
Yes, and you don’t need to code. Describe the scene and camera move in everyday language, and the AI director builds it. Then keep talking, or edit the scene yourself.
See how to get startedWhat does this add to a video prompt?
A preview you can see and change. Try where the subject sits and how the camera moves, then give that preview to the video model as a reference.
Learn about camera previewsCan I just make and export a preview?
Yes. Export the timeline as a preview video to review framing and camera moves. The export is a video, not a 3D model.
Learn about preview exportsDo I need an account or an app?
No download. Browse camera template previews without an account. Sign in to edit or export in the workspace, use AI, and sync projects. Manual editing and previs export remain free.
Try the workspaceCan I keep editing after I generate a video?
Yes. Generating a video leaves the 3D scene in place. Change objects, camera angles, or timing, then preview and generate again. An existing video stays as it is.
See how to refine a shotSee your next shot before you generate it.
Start with a scene description or a free camera template. Play the preview and refine your idea into a shot.