A prompt goes out as a prompt
Text-to-video sends your words, the model id, the duration, the aspect ratio, and the resolution. Nothing extra is invented on the way out.
Grok Video – Generate in Seconds
Grok Video: Turn Your Imagination Into Stunning AI Videos
Write the picture you have in mind and get a short AI video. Start today and get 10 free credits.
Grok Video Generator
Start from a prompt, or animate a reference image. 16:9, 9:16, and square.
Generated Videos
Renders you start here will play in this panel.
Sample Preview
Powerful tools for short AI video
Write a prompt, animate a still, and pick a frame for a feed or a widescreen cut.
A still can open the shot
Image-to-video attaches a JPEG, PNG, or WebP as the opening frame. The provider decides how that still is allowed to move.
Frames for the feed and the screen
16:9, 9:16, and 1:1 sit on the main bench. The Imagine desk also offers 3:2 and 2:3.
You can see the wait
A render returns a request id. This page polls that id and plays the clip when the provider marks it ready. Timing stays with the provider.
Four model ids, no aliases
The menu lists grok-imagine-video, grok-imagine-video-1.5, grok-imagine-video-1.5-preview, and grok-video-1.5. Prefixed duplicates are folded back into those ids.
A credit meter you can see
Ten starter credits are a free trial in this browser. Paid credits arrive after Stripe confirms checkout. One requested second costs one credit.
Create a video in 3 steps
Describe the shot, set the frame, then pick up the link when the provider finishes.
Describe the shot
Write what the camera sees, or drop in a still and add a motion note if you want one.
Set the frame
Pick the model, the ratio, six or ten seconds, and a resolution the provider can accept.
Collect the link
When the status is done, the temporary video URL plays here and lands in your browser history.
Simple pricing
Stripe charges the listed price. After the payment is confirmed, those credits are added in this browser. The 10 starter credits stay a free trial.
Field notes
$12
per month
- 80 credits in this browser after payment
- Text-to-video and image-to-video
- All four listed model ids
Studio
$32
per month
- 240 credits in this browser after payment
- Six and ten second benches
- History kept on this device
House
$78
per month
- 720 credits in this browser after payment
- Enough for a week of short beats
- Same provider path as every other pack
Questions
What does this studio send?
A generation is a POST to the video generations endpoint on your provider, then a GET to poll that request id. The body carries the model, prompt, duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and an image when you attached one.
Which models are listed?
Only grok-imagine-video, grok-imagine-video-1.5, grok-imagine-video-1.5-preview, and grok-video-1.5. Ids with a grok/, x-ai/, or xai/ prefix are treated as the same model, not as extra entries.
Are the credits a bill?
The ten starter credits are a free trial in this browser. A paid pack is a Stripe charge for the listed price, and those credits are added here only after Stripe marks the checkout paid. The video provider can still bill the API account that renders the clip.
How long does a render take?
Often a few minutes. The page keeps polling. Length, resolution, and provider load change the wait. There is no fixed clock on this desk.
Where is the API key stored?
If you save momoai_api_key from the dashboard, it is sealed with AES-GCM when CONFIG_ENCRYPTION_KEY is set. If that setting is empty, the server uses MOMOAI_API_KEY. The key is never written into an error.
Can I use the clips commercially?
That depends on the terms of the provider account that rendered them. This studio does not grant rights it does not hold.
Does upscale or watermark removal call the video API?
No. Those pages work on a still in your browser. They do not pretend the video provider restored detail or inpainted a frame.
Is this grokvideo.pro?
It is a separate product with its own words, pictures, and deployment. Model names refer to ids you may request through your provider.
See what you can create
Original scene cards you can open in the generator. No outside media is embedded here.
Lantern ferry
Wide, low, and wet.
Clay fox
Stop-motion warmth.
Market steam
Vertical, close, noisy.
Glasshouse
Slow botanical drift.
Signal tower
A machine with weather.
Porcelain turn
Object, pedestal, hush.
Notes from the cutting room
Sample desk notes for the layout. They are not customer reviews.
Night editor
I write the shot the way I would say it in the bay. The bench either holds or it does not.
Shop photographer
A product still with a short motion note is enough to see if the object has a life on camera.
Feed producer
Nine by sixteen lives next to widescreen, so a vertical cut is a setting, not a second project.