Complete guide to using The Complete AI Video Generator for Production Clips
PoYo AI Video Generator brings leading video models into one focused workspace. Instead of moving between separate provider tools, you can choose Seedance, Wan, Kling, Veo, Sora, Runway, Hailuo, Grok, and other video models directly inside the Input panel.
Each executable model keeps its own native controls, so text-to-video, image-to-video, reference video, motion control, audio, video editing, preview, JSON response, and download workflows appear only when the selected model supports them.
A practical workflow for prompt videos, image-to-video, reference control, model switching, and API-ready output.
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Turn a structured prompt into short product videos, social clips, cinematic concepts, b-roll, and campaign assets without leaving the generator workspace.
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When a model supports visual inputs, upload source images, guide the first frame, add references, or edit existing video material instead of rebuilding every scene from text.
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The page stays canonical while the Input panel changes the executable video model and its parameters. Unsupported settings stay out of the form, and model-specific controls remain available when they matter.
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Submit a generation, review the video preview, inspect the structured JSON response when needed, and download the result before moving the same workflow into an API product.
Create product teasers, ad concepts, launch clips, and campaign videos for rapid testing before committing to a full production cycle.
Prototype short-form video workflows, creator tools, and model-powered social features with multiple video models in one playground.
Explore cinematic shots, camera motion, style directions, b-roll ideas, and storyboard clips before moving into editing or production.
Generate product motion, lifestyle previews, animated mockups, and listing videos from prompts or source images where supported.
Produce short explainers, lesson visuals, training examples, and scenario clips that match a clear instructional prompt.
Validate prompts, references, parameters, previews, and JSON responses in the playground before integrating video generation into an API product.
1. Choose a model in the Input panel. Open the Model selector and pick the provider and executable model that matches your video workflow.
2. Add your prompt or visual references. Describe the subject, action, camera movement, style, lighting, and output goal. For supported models, upload source images, reference assets, audio, or video material.
3. Adjust dynamic parameters. Set only the options shown by the selected model, such as duration, aspect ratio, resolution, quality tier, first frame, motion control, audio, or edit mode.
4. Run, preview, and download. Submit the generation, review the video preview, inspect the JSON response if needed, and download the final clip.
Start with Wan 2.7 Video for a flexible text, image, reference, and edit workflow. Try Seedance 2 for production balance, Veo 3.1 for realistic video with audio, Kling for motion control, and Runway or Sora when their style fits the brief.
Yes. Select an executable model that supports image-to-video, reference-to-video, or video editing. The Input panel will show the upload fields and reference parameters available for that model.
Some video models support native audio, audio-guided generation, or synchronized output, while others focus on silent visual clips. Choose the model first, then use the parameters shown in the Input panel.
Write prompts with a clear subject, action, camera direction, style, lighting, and scene constraints. If the result is close, refine the prompt, add a source image or reference where supported, or switch to a model with stronger motion control.
Commercial use depends on the selected model, provider terms, and your own usage context. Review the relevant model terms and avoid uploading or generating content that you do not have rights to use.
The Pricing section updates to the currently loaded model family. Use it to check the active model cost before running longer clips, higher-resolution outputs, or larger generation batches.
Compare leading video models from multiple providers without opening separate tools or rebuilding prompts from scratch.
Each executable model keeps its own fields, validation, uploads, and result workflow instead of being forced into one generic form.
Use the playground to test prompts, references, and settings, then move successful video workflows into API-powered products.
Check the current model family's pricing on the same page and avoid unnecessary subscription switching across providers.
