Video generation
$0.1960/video secondGrok Imagine Video 1.5 Text-to-Video
Generate video from a text prompt with duration, resolution and aspect-ratio controls.
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Text-to-video API
Generate video directly from a written prompt using live models with different production controls.
Create video from text with Scrollport
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4 available tools
Video generation
$0.1120/video secondMiniMax H3 Text-to-Video
Generate video from a text prompt with bounded duration, resolution and aspect-ratio controls.
Video generation
$0.0034/1k tokensSeedance 1.5 Pro
Generate video from text prompts with duration, resolution and aspect-ratio controls.
ByteDance
Video generation
$0.0150/1k tokensSeedance 2.5 Text-to-Video
Generate video with duration, resolution and native audio controls.
ByteDance
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Describe one filmable shot with a clear subject, action, setting and camera intention. Your agent can turn that direction into a bounded first generation.
Write a shot, not a whole story
Specify what is visible during a short period: subject appearance, action, environment, framing, camera movement, lighting and mood. Split scene changes into separate shots.
How detailed should a text-to-video prompt be?
Include details that affect the visible result and omit instructions the camera cannot show. Prioritise subject consistency and physical action over long backstory or several competing style references.
Approve a short draft before extending
Review motion, anatomy, camera behaviour, unwanted objects and the ending frame. Refine the shot before requesting more duration or matching shots for a sequence.
Example prompt
This prompt keeps the generation to one observable shot.
Example prompt to give your agent
Use Scrollport's Text-to-video capability to create a [DURATION] [ASPECT RATIO] shot for [USE]. Show [SUBJECT] [ACTION] in [SETTING]. Frame it as [SHOT SIZE], move the camera [CAMERA MOVEMENT], and use [LIGHTING AND MOOD]. Preserve [IMPORTANT DETAILS], avoid [EXCLUSIONS], and show me the price before the paid run.