DIRECT WITH LANGUAGE

AI Director

Describe the scene and camera move you have in mind. AI Director builds the objects, lighting, and camera animation. Continue with conversational changes or manual edits until the shot works.

  1. 01

    Describe the scene and camera

    Specify the subject, setting, light, and movement. For example: “A night kitchen, a warm lamp over a kettle, and a slow push-in from the doorway.”

  2. 02

    Revise the scene you have

    Ask for a lower camera, a different light position, or a longer hold. Keep the existing scene and refine the part that needs work.

  3. 03

    Combine direction with hands-on control

    Use the viewport and timeline to adjust objects or keyframes, then play the preview. Conversational direction and manual editing work together.

  • Describe scenes, subjects, and camera moves in natural language.
  • Create and revise objects, lights, cameras, and animation.
  • Keep the scene editable after generation.
  • Check framing, camera paths, and timing in previs.
  • Move to AI Render when the shot is ready.

An AI Director turn is billed from model usage and draws only director credits. 3 credits is a usage example, not a fixed rate or spending cap. AI Render draws only video credits. A MiniMax H3 render at 768p for 10 seconds is a budget example of about 20 video credits. Check the quote before submitting. The free plan includes a one-time grant of 100 director credits and no video credits. 3D playback and preview exports are free.

Start your next shot.

Start with an example. Adjust the scene and camera, then play and export your preview for free. AI direction and rendering require sign-in and available credits.