AI Video Generator
Turn a written idea — or a still image — into a short video clip in a couple of minutes.
PixelloAI's video generator takes a text prompt (or an existing image, for image-to-video) and produces a short clip without you needing to touch a technical parameter unless you want to. Describe what you want — a camera movement, a scene, a mood — and pick a quality tier; the app handles which underlying model actually renders it.
There are three tiers to choose from. Lite is the cheapest option, good for quick drafts and testing an idea before committing more coins. Fast is the recommended default for everyday social content — a solid balance of speed, quality, and cost. Pro is for when the output needs to look premium: longer durations and higher resolutions become available at this tier.
Every generation shows its exact coin cost before you commit — the price depends on the tier, the clip length, and whether AI audio is added, and it never changes after you've seen the number and pressed generate.
Three quality tiers
Lite for cheap drafts, Fast for everyday social content, Pro for premium output — pick per generation.
Text or image to video
Start from a written prompt, or animate an existing image you already have.
Platform presets
One-tap presets for Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and more set the right format and length automatically.
See the cost upfront
The exact coin price is shown before you generate — never a surprise charge.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to generate a video?
What's the difference between the Lite, Fast, and Pro tiers?
Can I turn a photo into a video instead of starting from text?
Do generated videos include audio?
What video formats and lengths are supported?
Explore more
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Prefer a still image? Try the AI Image Generator
Making TikTok content? See the TikTok AI Video Generator
New to prompting? Read the Text to Video AI guide
Read: Text to Image vs. Text to Video