Video Generator
Create cinematic videos from text, or build movies and stories from up to 9 reference images. Describe your characters, scenes and action, then let bring them together.
Numbered images can represent different parts of your story. For example, Image 1 can be your main character, Image 2 a location, Image 3 another character, and Image 4 an important object.
✨ See an example story prompt
Image 1: Main character. Image 2: City location. Image 3: Second character.
Start with Image 1 walking through the city at sunset. The camera follows from behind before moving around to show the character's face. Image 3 appears in the distance and slowly approaches. They meet and look at each other. End with both characters walking together through the city. Keep their appearance consistent and use smooth cinematic camera movement, realistic lighting and natural motion.
About the Video Generator
PixelCanvas Studio gives you two ways to create videos. Use Text-to-Video when you want to create a scene entirely from a written description, or use Movie & Story mode when you want multiple reference images to guide the characters, locations and visual elements of your video.
🎬 Text-to-Video
Describe the subject, action, environment, camera movement, lighting and visual style. The service creates the video from your written instructions.
🎞️ Movie & Story Mode
Upload 1–9 reference images and explain how they should work together. You can use different images for characters, locations, products, objects or scenes and describe the sequence of events in your story.
How to create a movie or story
- Choose Movie & Story.
- Upload 1–9 reference images.
- Use the numbered thumbnails to understand which image you are referring to.
- Explain what each image represents.
- Describe what happens first, next and at the end.
- Describe camera movement, lighting, atmosphere and action.
- Choose 5, 10 or 15 seconds.
- Choose the aspect ratio for your video.
- Generate and preview your video.
The best results come from clearly assigning each reference image a role and explaining how the subjects interact. For example: “Image 1 is the main character, Image 2 is the location, and Image 3 is the second character.”