Text to Video AI: Write a Prompt, Generate a Clip
Last updated: September 14, 2026
Text to video AI is a workflow that starts with a written prompt and returns a generated video. In VIBE you write the shot, choose a compatible AI video model, then generate. Not every model accepts text the same way, so check the on-screen options for the model you picked.
The VIBE text to video path
1. Write prompt. 2. Choose model. 3. Generate video. That is the whole loop. Example prompts: “A cinematic drone shot flying through a futuristic Tokyo at night.” “A tiny astronaut exploring a kitchen like an alien planet.” “Luxury perfume bottle surrounded by flowing water and flowers.”
If the selected model supports audio, say what you should hear. If it does not, the clip may be silent.
Pick a model for the same sentence
The same prompt can read differently on Sora 2, Google Veo 3.1, WAN 3.0 or Seedance 2.5. That is why a text to video AI generator with a model picker beats a one-model box when you are still hunting the feel.
Prompt like a camera brief
Name the subject, the action, the setting, the light and the camera move. Public materials from model providers treat language as a control surface — see OpenAI’s Sora overview and Google DeepMind’s Veo page. VIBE is the mobile app where you run a supported model, not the owner of those models.
VIBE provides access to supported AI video-generation models from multiple providers. Third-party model names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. VIBE is not the developer of those models unless explicitly stated otherwise. Available models and generation options may change over time. Check VIBE for the currently available models, formats and generation settings.