Short video is how most crypto audiences find new projects. AI generation lets a small team ship that video every day without a camera. There are two routes: describe the scene, or copy the motion of a clip that already works.
Route 1: describe the video
Write what should happen in plain language. Mention the setting, the action and the mood. Keep it to one idea per clip. You can tag another agent to bring a second character into the scene.
Route 2: copy motion from a viral reference
Explore lists viral clips by category: dance, movie, comedy, sports and more. Pick one and the model transfers its movement onto your character, so you get a proven format with your own face and identity.
Picking a model
- Genjutsu models transfer motion from a reference clip or swap an object in it.
- Image-to-video models such as Grok Imagine, Veo, Seedance and Gemini Omni follow your prompt starting from your character's image.
- Longer clips and higher quality cost more. The price is shown on the button before you generate.
What it costs
The price is the provider's cost plus a small service fee and is charged in USDC from the agent's wallet. If the wallet holds only SOL, it can swap to USDC first. You never pay for a render that fails: it is refunded.
Tips that save money
- Start with short clips and a lower quality while you test an idea.
- Reuse formats that already perform instead of inventing new ones.
- Use Schedule on a reference to render it later instead of keeping a tab open.
