Is this AI video generator free to use?

Yes. Every new Orelon account gets 10 free credits — enough to render a first clip on the starter model without a credit card. Subscriptions and credit packs then unlock the full 45-model catalog, higher resolutions and watermark-free exports.

Which AI video model is the best?

It depends on the job: Seedance 2.5 is the strongest all-rounder, Kling 3.0 leads on up-to-4K detail, Veo 3.1 is the pick for native audio and dialogue, and budget models like Seedance 2.0 Fast are ideal for drafts. The table above shows what each one costs so you can match budget to ambition — and you can run one prompt across several models to compare.

Do I need to install software to generate AI videos?

No. Orelon runs entirely in the browser — the generator on this page is the tool. Nothing to install, and renders are stored in your account so you can download them from any device.

Can I use the generated videos commercially?

Yes. Exports from paid plans are watermark-free and cleared for commercial use — ads, client work, social media. Generation follows a content policy that blocks illegal content and certain adult themes, which keeps your account and exports safe.

How long does it take to generate a video?

Most renders finish in one to five minutes depending on model, duration and resolution. Short drafts on fast models like Seedance 2.0 Fast come back quickest; 4K renders on Kling 3.0 take longer.

Text to video or image to video — which should I use?

Use text to video when the idea only exists in your head; use image to video when you need exact control over the subject — a real product, a specific character, a particular location. Many workflows combine both: generate the perfect still with an image model, then animate it. The text to video AI page goes deeper on prompt-driven generation.

Will my exports have a watermark?

Renders on free credits may carry a small watermark. Every export from a paid plan is watermark-free and ready for editing, ads and client delivery.

AI Video Generator – Text & Image to Video

Three Steps

How to make an AI video in three steps

1

Write your prompt

Describe the shot you want: subject, action, setting, camera move, lighting. One sentence is enough — the built-in prompt enhancer turns rough ideas into full shot descriptions when you want a head start.

2

Pick a model

Seedance 2.5 for all-round realism, Kling 3.0 for up-to-4K detail, Veo 3.1 for native audio, or a budget model for quick drafts. The model picker sits right next to the prompt box.

3

Generate and download

Renders finish in minutes. Preview the clip, adjust the prompt, or re-run the same prompt on another model to compare — then download. Paid plans export clean, watermark-free files.

Model Catalog

28 AI video models in one subscription

The clearest way to compare an AI video generator is price per model — so here are the real generation credits for every video model on Orelon. Your subscription unlocks all of them; you only spend credits on the models you actually render with.

Model	Credits per render*	Max length	Max quality
Wan 3.0 Prime	540	30s	1080p
Wan 3.0	480	30s	1080p
Seedance 2.5	300	30s	1080p
MiniMax H3	300	15s	2K
Veo 3.1 Quality	288	8s	4K
Kling 3.0	235	15s	4K
Veo 3.1 Fast	204	8s	4K
MiniMax H3 Max	180	15s	768p
Kling 3.0 Turbo	120	15s	1080p
Seedance 2.0	120	15s	4K
Kling 2.6	120	10s	—
Wan 2.6	120	15s	1080p
Veo 3.1 Lite	120	8s	4K
Grok Imagine	116	30s	1080p
MiniMax H3 Reference	112	15s	2K
HappyHorse	109	15s	1080p
Wan 2.7	85	15s	1080p
Seedance 2.0 Fast	70	15s	720p
Seedance V1 Pro Fast	70	10s	1080p
Wan 2.6 Flash	70	15s	1080p
HappyHorse 1.1	66	15s	1080p
Hailuo 2.3 Pro	45	10s	1080p
PixVerse V6	40	15s	1080p
Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro	40	10s	—
Hailuo 2.3 Standard	30	10s	1080p
Grok Imagine 1.5 Preview	24	15s	1080p
MiniMax H3 Max Turbo	18	15s	768p
Seedance 2.0 Mini	10	15s	720p

*At each model's default settings — shorter durations and lower resolutions cost less. Seedance 2.5, MiniMax H3 and Wan 3.0 bill per second, so longer or higher-resolution renders cost more.

Three Ways In

One generator for text to video, image to video and video to video

One generator covers all three ways of making an AI video. Switch by changing what you feed it — typed words, a still image, or an existing clip.

Text to video

Type a scene and a video model renders it — camera moves, lighting, pacing and all. This is the fastest way to get a first cut of an idea that does not exist anywhere yet.

Generate from text

Image to video

Upload a photo or a generated still and the model animates it — product shots, character acting, mood boards in motion. Your image becomes the first frame with real camera movement.

Animate an image

Video to video

Feed an existing clip as reference and models like Seedance 2.5 restyle or extend the motion — useful for turning rough live-action takes into stylized scenes.

Rework a clip

Use Cases

What you can create with the AI video generator

Product and e-commerce videos

Studio-grade product scenes without a studio: slow orbits, steam rising over a dish, fabric catching the light. Render clean plates for your store or ads.

Slow orbit around a matte-black perfume bottle on wet stone, soft studio lighting, shallow depth of field, water droplets catching the light, 4K product shot

UGC-style ads

Hook-first ad creatives without a film crew — a hand holding the product, talking-to-camera framing, a before-and-after beat. Generate ten variations, run the winners.

Handheld selfie-style video, young woman holding an iced coffee cup toward the camera, golden hour city street background, smiling, natural UGC ad look

Cinematic scenes and short films

Storyboard shot by shot: wide drone establishing view, close-up with shallow depth of field, a dolly reveal. Run the same scene across models to match a look.

Cinematic dolly-in on a lone figure standing at the edge of a neon-lit rooftop at night, rain-soaked city below, anamorphic lens flare, moody teal and orange grade

Social content and animation

Stylized loops and animation looks — anime, claymation, retro VHS — that would cost a motion designer days. Cut scene-per-verse clips to the track.

2D anime style, a girl in a school uniform running through a field of tall grass at sunset, wind in her hair, dramatic clouds, hand-drawn Ghibli-inspired look