Describe the video and the moment that sells it. The generator returns four 16:9 variants side by side, each with its own seed, so you start from a spread of directions instead of a single lucky guess.
We Survived a Week on a Desert Island
Nano Banana 2.1 · 1280×720 · 4 variants
Video title plus the key moment: what happens, who's in it, why anyone should care.
Niche, style preset and expression shape the prompt behind the scenes.
Variants arrive one by one. Re-roll any card with a new seed, or retry a failed one on its own.
Rendered big enough for either export size.
Retry or re-roll a single variant without touching the rest.
The estimate is on the button before you press it.
Generate without reaching for the mouse.
We never show a client a single option, so the generator never gives you one. Four is enough to see a direction appear, and few enough to judge at a glance.
Design studio · Made by designers, for designersGoogle's Gemini image models (Nano Banana) out of the box. The provider sits behind an adapter, so other models can be plugged in later.
No. Every prompt tells the model to leave text out. Headlines are added afterwards as editable text layers in the Compositor.
Every generation saves its prompt, settings and seed. Gemini treats seeds as best effort, so a re-run comes out close but not pixel-identical.