Nanta AI
Text to video: write the scene, get the shot
Describe the subject, the action, the place and the mood — the model renders it as a continuous camera take with motion, light and sound. Not sure how to write it? The AI director turns one line into a full shot description with camera, lens and timing.
How it works
- 1. Write what happens in one or two sentences
- 2. Let the AI director expand it, or pick camera, light and look yourself
- 3. Generate and refine — change one detail and run it again
Prompts that read like a director's notes
Cinema presets for genre, camera body, lens, aperture, movement, lighting and colour palette are written into the prompt in the language video models understand, so a short idea becomes a precise, repeatable shot.
Sound and dialogue
Models with native audio generate ambience, effects and lip-synced lines in the language you write them in; the montage can lay music under the whole film.
Several scenes, one story
On the Canvas, one brief becomes a storyboard: characters and locations are designed once and reused in every scene, so the film holds together from shot to shot.
Live prices
- Starter: $11.25/month · 270 credits · 25% cheaper per credit than Higgsfield
- Plus: $30/month · 1,100 credits · 33% cheaper per credit than Higgsfield
- Ultra: $96.75/month · 3,000 credits · 25% cheaper per credit than Higgsfield
- Studio: $97.50/month · 6,000 credits
Questions
- What makes a good text-to-video prompt?
- Who or what is in frame, what they do second by second, where it happens, the light and the camera move. Nanta's AI director can write this for you from one sentence.
- Which models are best for text to video?
- Seedance 2.5 for long, consistent takes; Kling 3.0 for fast motion; Veo 3.1 and Sora 2 for native sound. You can try the same prompt on several.
- Can the video include speech?
- Yes, on models with audio: write the line in quotes and who says it, and it is spoken lip-synced.
- What formats can I export?
- 9:16 for reels and stories, 16:9 for YouTube, 1:1 and more, up to 1080p (higher with upscaling).
