Working with Scenes

Scenes are the building blocks of your video. Each scene represents one continuous video clip generated from a text prompt.

Adding a Scene

1. Open your project in the editor.
2. Click Add Scene on the timeline.
3. Give the scene a name (e.g., "Opening Shot", "Chase Sequence").
4. Write your prompt — this is the text description the AI will use to generate the video.

Writing Good Prompts

The prompt is the most important part of scene creation. Be specific and descriptive:

Basic prompt:

A cat sitting on a windowsill

Better prompt:

A fluffy orange tabby cat sitting on a wooden windowsill, looking out at a rainy city street, soft ambient lighting, shallow depth of field, cozy atmosphere, cinematic composition

Include details about:

• Subject — What or who is in the scene
• Action — What's happening
• Setting — Where the scene takes place
• Camera — Angle, movement, framing
• Lighting — Time of day, mood, color temperature
• Style — Cinematic, animated, realistic, etc.

Negative Prompts

You can also specify what you don't want in the scene using the negative prompt field. Common negative prompts:

blurry, low quality, distorted faces, text overlays, watermark, jittery motion

Scene Properties

Each scene tracks:

Reordering Scenes

Drag and drop scenes on the timeline to change their order. The final exported video will follow the scene order from left to right.

Re-rendering a Scene

Not happy with the result? You can re-render any scene:

1. Select the scene on the timeline.
2. Adjust the prompt, model, or settings if needed.
3. Click Render again.

Each render costs credits. The previous version is replaced by the new render.