Coastal Golden-Hour Car Launch
A vintage red convertible drives along a sunlit coastal highway at golden hour, camera tracking beside the car at wheel height, ocean stretching to the horizon, warm sunset flare on chrome and paint, wind through the open cabin, distant surf, cinematic automotive travel filmJoyaImage
videomake on JoyaImage for text-to-video and image-to-video
Describe a scene or start from a photo, then generate a short clip in JoyaImage.
Enter text, describe the content, movement... (e.g. A 3D boy skateboarding in the park.)
Prompt examples
Which videomake prompts give you a clear clip to start from?
Four ready scenes: a coastal car launch, a cafe conversation, a palace encounter, and a soda close-up. Copy one, then change the subject to your own.
From idea to clip
How do you make a video in videomake from the first idea?
Write the scene, choose how you start, then generate with the cost shown on the button.
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Describe the scene in one clear beat
Name who is on camera, where they are, and the one motion you want. A focused sentence is easier to turn into a few seconds of footage.
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Choose text, a starting photo, or two frames
Start from a written scene, upload a photo to set the first look, or give a first and last image when you already know the opening and close.
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Set length and framing, then generate
Pick duration and aspect ratio for the model you selected. Confirm the credit total on Generate, then run the clip.
Creative controls
What can you control in videomake before you generate?
Length, framing, starting images, and sound cues sit next to the prompt, so you can set the clip before you spend credits.
Start from text, a photo, or two stills
Pick the input that matches what you have. Text is enough on its own. A photo sets the first look. Two stills describe a start and a finish.
- Use text when the clip does not exist yet.
- Upload a photo when the first frame already matters.
- Add a last image when you know the ending shot.
Set length, aspect ratio, and resolution
Choose how long the clip should run and whether it is widescreen, vertical, or square. Set these after you pick a model, because the options follow that model.
- Match vertical clips to phone-first posts.
- Use widescreen for cinematic or desktop playback.
- Check resolution together with the credit total.
Add sound cues in the prompt when audio is available
When audio is available, name the voices, wind, or room tone in the same sentence as the picture so sound and image share one brief.
- Name one sound bed, not a full score.
- Keep dialogue to a short, clear line.
- Match the sound to the place in the shot.
Attach extra images for a closer visual match
Use more photos when a label, wardrobe, or location should stay near the source. Tell the prompt which details matter.
- One image can set the first frame.
- Extra images help with product or wardrobe cues.
- Say what should stay and what may move.
What you can make
What kinds of videos can you make with videomake?
Ads, photo-to-motion, product shots, and simple scene changes all start in the same JoyaImage workspace.
Launch spots and social ads from a text brief
Write the product, the setting, and one camera move. This is the quickest path when you want a new clip and do not have a photo to lead it.
Bring a still photo into motion
Upload the frame you already like, then describe only what should move: a push-in, wind in fabric, or a glance toward camera.
Guide a product or character look with extra images
Add extra photos when a bottle, outfit, or person should stay close to pictures you already have. Say what to keep and what may change.
Move from a first image to a last image
Give an opening frame and a closing frame when the story is the path between two pictures you already designed.
Model and settings
How do you pick a model and settings in videomake?
Match the model to the look you want, then set length and framing. The credit total updates when those choices change.
Match the model to the look you want
Try Veo for cinematic travel and environmental sound, Seedance for talking scenes, Kling for a single bold motion, and Hailuo for tight product shots. Use those as starting points, then judge the export yourself.
Start with the default, then compare
The workspace opens on Grok Imagine Video 1.5. Run a first pass, then switch to Veo, Seedance, Hailuo, Kling, Wan, or HappyHorse if you want a different finish.
Set duration and ratio after the model
Length, aspect ratio, and resolution belong to the model you picked. Choose the model first, then the framing options that still appear.
Read the new total after every change
Switching model, duration, or resolution can change the number on Generate. That number is the price for the next run.
Credits
How do credits work when you generate with videomake?
You see the cost for this run before you pay. Model, length, and resolution can change it.
Your remaining balance is visible in the account
Check the balance before a longer or higher-resolution run so you know how many clips you can still make.
Generate shows the price for this clip
The button total is the charge for the current model, duration, and resolution. If the number moved after a change, use the new number.
Model, length, and resolution change the total
A longer clip or a different model can cost more than a short draft. Compare the button total before you run.
Add credits from the pricing page
When the balance is low, open the pricing page for credit packs and plans. The workspace uses the same JoyaImage balance as the rest of the site.
What should you know before you generate a paid clip in videomake?
Quick answers on outputs, models, photos, sound, and credits in the JoyaImage video workspace.
Getting started with outputs and models
What you can make here, and which models you can select.
Photos, motion, and sound
How starting images, extra references, length, and audio follow the model you pick.
Credits, balance, and extra examples
How the Generate total works, and where to read more about one model.
What should you do next after your first videomake export?
Tighten the prompt, keep a useful photo, or try another model, then generate again with the updated total.
Tighten the prompt around one motion
Keep the subject, the camera, and a single action. Extra plot points usually fight the first few seconds of footage.
Keep the starting photo if the last clip was close
If the look was right and only the motion was off, keep the same image and change the camera instruction.
Try another model when the finish is wrong
Switch when you want a different texture, more camera freedom, or audio in the clip. Name what felt off before you switch.
Generate again after you check the new total
A new model or duration can change the cost. Confirm the button, then run the next clip.