# Flux Text to Video Generator

Describe subject, action, camera, and mood; get a short cinematic clip from text alone, with synchronized audio and aspect-ratio control.

> Canonical: https://fluxvideo.net/text-to-video

## Flux Text to Video, With Nothing but a Sentence

Flux text to video takes a written scene and returns a short clip with audio. There is no footage to source, no timeline to cut, and nothing to upload - the prompt is the whole input.

### Describe the shot in plain language

Write who is in frame, what they do, and where it happens. Flux text to video reads ordinary sentences, not a tag soup.

### Explore before you commit assets

Test a creative direction in a minute rather than sourcing stock or booking a shoot to find out it does not work.

### Direct the camera in the prompt

Slow push-in, tracking shot, low angle - camera language belongs in the sentence and changes the result.

### Audio arrives with the clip

Generated shots come back with a matching audio bed, so a text prompt produces something watchable rather than a silent loop.

## What People Generate From a Written Prompt

Text to video earns its place when the idea exists but the footage does not.

### Concept scenes before production

Rough out a scene from the script so a client or director can react to something moving instead of a paragraph.

### Ad variants from a single line

Rewrite the sentence, regenerate, compare. Testing five creative directions costs five prompts.

### Establishing and cutaway shots

Generate the landscape, the street, the interior - the connective shots an edit needs and a shoot rarely covers.

### Mood films and pitch openers

Turn a written tone into thirty seconds of atmosphere for a deck, a brand pitch, or a launch page.

## Why Prompt-Only Generation Is the Fastest Loop

With no source asset in the way, the distance between an idea and a clip is one sentence.

### Nothing to prepare

No frame to shoot, crop, or license. A text prompt is the shortest possible input to a finished video.

### Iteration costs one edit

Change three words and regenerate. Most improvements to a text-to-video result are prompt edits, not new assets.

### Ideas that have no footage

Scenes that do not exist yet - a product that ships next quarter, a place nobody filmed - are exactly what prompts are for.

### Predictable credits per clip

Each generation shows what it costs before you run it, so exploring widely stays a budgeting decision rather than a surprise.

## When a Prompt Beats a Reference Image

Text to video and image to video solve different problems; picking wrong wastes credits.

### Choose text when the scene is undecided

If you are still finding the composition, describing it is faster than producing a frame to animate.

### Choose an image when framing is fixed

A locked product angle or an approved key visual should go to Flux image to video, which starts from that frame.

### Use text first, then lock a frame

Prompt until a still looks right, then move that frame into image-to-video for tighter art direction on the motion.

## How to Generate a Video From Text

Four steps from a written sentence to a downloadable clip.

### Write the subject and the action

Lead with what is in frame and what it does. Vague subjects produce vague motion, and that is the most common cause of a weak first result.

### Add setting, light and lens

Time of day, location, and a camera instruction give the model the three things it otherwise guesses at.

### Pick the aspect ratio before generating

Vertical for social, wide for a landing page. Choosing up front avoids regenerating a clip that crops badly.

### Read the result, then edit the sentence

Decide what the clip got wrong - subject, motion, or mood - and change only that part of the prompt.

## Writing Text-to-Video Prompts That Land

The prompt is the entire input here, so prompt craft is most of the quality.

### One subject, one action

Two competing subjects split the model's attention. Generate them as two shots and cut between them instead.

### Name the camera move explicitly

"Slow dolly-in" and "handheld follow" produce different videos. Left unsaid, the motion is arbitrary.

### Give light a direction and a colour

Backlit at golden hour, cool overhead fluorescents. Lighting language moves the result further than adjectives like cinematic.

### Cut adjectives that mean nothing visually

Stunning, amazing and epic do not describe pixels. Replace each with something you could photograph.

## What the Text to Video Generator Gives You

A prompt box, the controls that change the output, and a clip you can publish.

### Prompt-to-clip generation

Type a scene, get a short video with audio. No upload step and no asset library to manage.

### Camera and motion direction

Framing and movement instructions in the prompt are honoured rather than ignored.

### Aspect ratio presets

Vertical, square and wide, chosen before the run so the clip fits where it is going.

### Synced audio on output

Clips return with a matching audio bed instead of silence.

### Visible credit meter

The cost of a generation is on screen before you spend it.

### Direct download

Take the finished clip straight into an edit, an ad, or a landing page.

## What a run costs and returns

| Measure | Detail |
| --- | --- |
| 8 models | Available in the form today, each priced in the same credits. |
| 20–90 credits | Per run, depending on the model and length chosen. |
| 3–15 s | Video covered per credited run, by model. |
| Every paid plan | Includes a commercial licence for what you make. |
| 1,500 characters of prompt | The longest prompt every model on this page accepts. |
| 20 free credits | On a new account, before any plan. |

## FAQ for AI Video Searchers

Answers to common questions around AI video generators, text-to-video, image-to-video, prompts, and pricing.

### What is flux text to video?

Flux text to video turns a written prompt into a short cinematic AI video clip with synchronized audio - you describe the scene and the model generates the motion.

### How detailed should my text-to-video prompt be?

Name the subject and the core action first, then add camera movement, framing, lighting, color, and mood. Direct, specific prompts produce more controlled results.

### Can text-to-video include audio?

Yes. Generations include synchronized audio, so a text-only prompt can produce a clip with fitting sound rather than a silent loop.

### What are common text-to-video use cases?

Concept scenes, social clips, ad ideas, mood films, and storyboard shots you want to rough out before full production.

### Do I need any footage or images to start?

No. Text to video works from a blank canvas - a prompt is enough. When you want tighter composition control, switch to image to video instead.

### How many credits does Flux Text to Video Generator use?

Flux Text to Video Generator draws between 20 and 90 credits per run, depending on the model and length chosen in the form.

### What limits should I check before using Flux Text to Video Generator?

Generated output from Flux Text to Video Generator can contain visual, audio, or factual errors. Review each result before publishing, and upload only material you are authorized to use. A credited video run covers 3–15 seconds, depending on the model selected.

### What happens to the files I upload to Flux Text to Video Generator?

An upload is stored against your own account, not pooled with other people's. Deleting the account removes it: the control is in Settings under Security, the request is confirmed by email, and the erasure removes the stored objects it owns. How long anything else is kept, and which processors handle it, is stated in the privacy policy.

### Can I use what Flux Text to Video Generator makes commercially?

Every paid plan includes a commercial licence for what Flux Text to Video Generator makes; the free tier is for personal use.

### How is Flux Text to Video Generator priced by video length?

Flux Text to Video Generator is priced by video length: a credited run covers from 3 up to 15 seconds, depending on the model chosen in the form.

### How does Flux Text to Video Generator compare, and what alternatives fit a different workflow?

Flux Text to Video Generator: Flux text to video: describe a scene and generate a short cinematic clip with synced audio. Direct the camera, lighting and style from one prompt. Related options are Flux Video Text-to-Video and Image-to-Video Generator: The flux video generator accepts text or source images where supported by a selected model, shows current controls and credits, and returns a clip to review, Flux Image to Video Generator: Flux image to video: upload one still and animate it into a short cinematic clip with synced audio, keeping your composition and product framing, Flux Video - AI Video Generator: A free flux video generator with no card required. Choose a current model for a text or source-image workflow and review its displayed controls, and Model Availability: Check Flux 3 availability before generating. Flux 3 is not currently a selectable model on Flux Video; compare the models shown in the live form. Choose by the required input, delivered output, controls, limits, current availability, and credit cost; the related-tools section links each canonical page.

## Write a Scene, Get a Video

Flux text to video needs one sentence to start. Try a prompt free, then move to Studio or Pro when generating becomes part of the week.

## Related tools

### [Flux Video Text-to-Video and Image-to-Video Generator](https://fluxvideo.net/ai-video-generator)

### [Flux Image to Video Generator](https://fluxvideo.net/image-to-video)

### [Flux Video - AI Video Generator](https://fluxvideo.net/flux-video)

### [Model Availability](https://fluxvideo.net/flux-3)

_Last updated August 22, 2026_