Text to Video AI

Type a prompt, get a video. Cinematic quality from the best AI models in the world — Sora 2, Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1, and Seedance 2.0.

Describe it. We'll film it.

Sora 2

Photorealistic world simulation by OpenAI

Kling 3.0

Multi-shot storytelling with lip sync

Veo 3.1

Precise camera control by Google DeepMind

Seedance 2.0

Fast social content — under 60 seconds

Features

What you can do

Prompt to cinema in one step

Write a scene description and get broadcast-quality footage. The AI handles casting, camera work, lighting, physics, and audio — you just direct.

Four world-class models

Sora 2 for photoreal world simulation. Kling 3.0 for multi-shot character stories. Veo 3.1 for precise camera control. Seedance 2.0 for fast social content. All in one place.

Native audio generation

Three of four models generate dialogue, ambient sound, and music alongside the video. Kling 3.0 leads with synchronized lip sync, while footsteps and environmental audio are rendered together — not added in post.

From prompt to final cut in Canvas

Generate with multiple models side by side. Branch, compare, and iterate. Export the winner. Canvas turns text-to-video from a single shot into a complete creative workflow.

Camera language the models understand

Dolly, pan, zoom, tracking shot, crane up, rack focus — write it in your prompt and the AI executes it. Veo 3.1 has the most precise camera vocabulary, but all four models respond to directorial language.

Multi-scene sequences with Flow

Chain individual clips into a coherent narrative using Flow. Each scene keeps character and style consistent across cuts — build a complete short from prompts alone, no timeline editor required.

Who it's for

Use cases

Marketing video from a brief

Turn a creative brief into rough-cut video in minutes. Generate multiple takes from the same prompt, compare them in Canvas, pick the best angle, and hand the output to your editor — or ship it directly to social.

Music video concepts

Pre-visualize music video scenes before committing to a shoot. Describe the mood, setting, and choreography in a prompt, generate a visual draft, and use it to align your director, artist, and production team.

Social storytelling

Produce daily short-form content from prompts alone. Use Seedance 2.0 for rapid-fire drafts — write a scene over coffee, generate a clip before lunch, and post it by afternoon.

Prototype and pitch

Visualize ideas for stakeholder buy-in. Instead of describing a concept in a deck, generate a 10-second video that shows it. Clients and investors respond to moving images — not bullet points.

Zero-asset content creation

No photos, no footage, no audio files needed. Describe a scene, characters, motion, and mood entirely in text — the AI generates a complete video with synchronized audio from scratch. Ideal for creators and startups with no existing media library who need to ship content fast.

Community

Loved by creators worldwide

Join thousands of creators, agencies, and brands who use Sunra every day.

From brief to rough cut in 20 minutes

I pasted our creative brief into the prompt field and generated five takes across Sora 2 and Kling 3.0. The client picked a direction in the same meeting. What used to take a week of pre-production happened before lunch.

Ingrid Haugen

Brand Strategist, Marketing Agency

The model variety is the real feature

Every model has a personality. Sora 2 gives me cinematic realism, Kling 3.0 nails character continuity, Veo 3.1 follows my camera directions precisely, Seedance is my rapid-fire draft machine. Having all four in one place changed how I work.

Ravi Krishnan

Independent Filmmaker

Daily social content without a production team

I generate two to three short-form clips per day from text prompts alone. My engagement tripled in six weeks. Before Sunra I was spending $2k/month on stock footage and a part-time editor.

Laura Bennett

Content Creator

Prompt tweaking is faster than reshooting

I change two words in my prompt and get a completely different mood. Try doing that on a film set. The iteration speed is unreal — I generate 15 variations in the time it takes to set up one physical shot.

James Porter

Creative Director

Pitched a concept with AI video and closed the deal

Instead of a mood board, I generated a 12-second clip of the concept and played it in the pitch meeting. The investor said it was the first time he could actually see what we were building. We closed the round two weeks later.

Zara Okafor

Startup Founder

Music video pre-vis that actually looks like the final

I described three scenes from our upcoming music video and generated preview clips overnight. The director used them as direct shot references on set. The AI output was close enough that the DP lit the scenes to match.

Kevin Harris

Music Video Producer

FAQ

Questions & answers

What is text-to-video AI?

Text-to-video AI generates a video clip from a written description. You describe the scene, characters, action, and camera movement — the model renders a finished video with visuals, motion, and optionally audio.

Which AI model makes the best text-to-video?

It depends on what you need. Sora 2 leads on photorealism. Kling 3.0 leads on multi-shot storytelling and clip length. Veo 3.1 leads on camera control. Seedance 2.0 is fastest. Sunra lets you try all four for free.

Is text-to-video AI free?

Yes. Sunra gives every account free daily credits that work with all models. No waitlist, no credit card. Paid plans are available for higher volume.

How long does it take to generate a video from text?

Seedance 2.0 renders in under 60 seconds. Kling 3.0 and Veo 3.1 typically take 1–3 minutes. Sora 2 can take 2–5 minutes for high-fidelity photoreal output.

Can I control the camera in text-to-video?

Yes. All models respond to camera directions in the prompt — dolly, pan, zoom, tracking shot. Veo 3.1 has the most precise camera language understanding. You can also start from a reference image using image-to-video for more precise framing control.

Can I create multi-scene videos from text prompts?

Yes. Generate individual scenes as separate clips, then chain them into a coherent narrative using Flow. Each scene maintains character and style consistency across cuts — build a complete short film from prompts alone without a timeline editor.

What camera movements can I describe in prompts?

AI models understand standard cinematic language: dolly in/out, pan left/right, tilt up/down, tracking shot, orbit, crane up, aerial descent, handheld, rack focus, and static hold. Veo 3.1's camera control is the most precise — it executes complex multi-step camera instructions that other models approximate.

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