Create videos with AI in minutes

Most templates generate a 5-10 second clip within a few minutes, but heavier video models can take up to around 10 minutes depending on settings and load. Higher-end models like Sora or Veo 3.x consume more credits per run than lighter models. A workflow may call several models (for example, script -> video -> VFX -> music), and each step uses credits once it runs. You can test a shorter segment or a more affordable model first, then switch to higher quality for the final output.

You control the general story, pacing, and look, but not every single frame. Use structured prompts, shot lists, and reference images to guide composition and movement. For more predictable results, keep prompts consistent across runs, lock in key reference frames, and iterate on the same workflow instead of starting from scratch. Extremely precise choreography or camera paths may still require manual editing after generation.

Yes. OpenCreator is a workflow editor: you can start from a script-to-film template, feed the results into lip-sync, VFX, or background-music nodes, and then assemble everything into a final cut. You can also swap individual nodes to try different video models without rebuilding the whole flow, which makes it easy to A/B test creative variations while keeping the same structure.

In general, videos generated in OpenCreator can be used commercially, including for ads and social campaigns. However, you are responsible for respecting each model provider's terms, local regulations, and platform policies. Do not upload assets you do not have rights to (logos, stock footage, faces) and review final outputs for compliance before delivering them to clients.