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Video Generation creates video content from your text descriptions. Generate animated scenes, motion graphics, and video clips directly in your conversation.
Video Generation requires an Ultra plan.

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How It Works

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Describe your video

Tell Flast what video you want to create:
Create a video of ocean waves gently rolling onto a sandy beach
at sunset, with seagulls flying in the distance
2

Video is generated

Flast creates the video based on your description. This may take a moment.
3

Preview and download

The video appears in your chat. Play to preview or download to your device.

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Writing Video Prompts

Good video prompts include:

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Scene Description

What is happening in the video? 
A person walking through a forest

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Movement

What motion should occur? 
Camera slowly panning across the landscape

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Atmosphere

What mood should it convey? 
Peaceful and serene, soft golden hour lighting

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Style

What visual style? 
Cinematic, shallow depth of field

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Example Prompts

Nature Scene 
Create a video of a mountain stream flowing through rocks, with
sunlight filtering through the trees above
Abstract Motion 
Generate an abstract video of colorful liquid ink swirling and
mixing in water, slow motion
Product Showcase 
Create a rotating product showcase video with a sleek white
background and soft shadows

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Best Practices

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Keep It Simple

  • Focus on one main subject
  • Describe clear, achievable motion
  • Avoid overly complex scenarios

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Be Descriptive

  • Include lighting details
  • Specify camera movement if desired
  • Describe the overall mood

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Iterate

  • Start with a basic concept
  • Refine based on results
  • Build complexity gradually

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Limitations

  • Video length is limited per generation
  • Complex scenes may not render perfectly
  • Human figures and faces have limitations
  • Some motion types work better than others

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Saving Videos

Generated videos appear in your Library. You can:
  • Preview directly in browser
  • Download in standard video formats
  • Share or use in your projects

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