AI Video Generator
Upload a start image, pick a motion clip, and generate a short video with Kling motion control. Start writing below — the composer is open.
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18 credits per run at these settings
A separate set of video examples for this page, so the landing showcase and the generator page are not repeating the same clips.
Test whether an AI-generated baby character can carry believable full-body dance motion before committing to a longer creative sequence.
Evaluate a trending K-Pop dance challenge on a rooftop to see if the choreography translates cleanly into a motion preset.
Preview sharp c-walk footwork next to a lowrider car to validate whether street dance motion holds up for social edits.
Check whether a glamorous sway dance has enough smooth body movement for fashion and beauty campaign concepts.
A few practical questions about how teams usually use the video workflow inside Zorq AI.
Use /video when you already know the motion direction you want to test, or when you have a starting image ready for image-to-video workflows.
Not always. Text-only prompts work for basic motion ideation, but a strong start frame usually makes image-to-video results easier to control and review.
Yes. The page is designed for iterative work: generate one concept, review it, then refine prompts or frames to compare direction quickly.
The finished clip opens beside the composer as soon as it is ready, and every generation stays in your video history.
Start with a strong first frame. If you do not have one yet, generate or prepare that image first so the motion run starts from a clearer visual foundation.
Most teams begin with lower-cost settings to validate concept and pacing, then move to stronger settings only after the direction is approved.
Clear subject, camera intent, movement description, lighting, and environment details usually produce more reviewable motion drafts than short generic prompts.
Use video when timing, motion, camera behavior, or narrative rhythm matter to the decision. Use image first when the team still needs to align on look and composition.
Kling Motion Control is one of the video modes on Zorq AI (the default text-to-video model is Grok Imagine, with Veo 3.1 a click up the list). It takes a still image and a motion preset (or your own reference clip) and produces a 5-10 second video. Learn more at zorqai.io/kling-motion-control.
It depends on the model. Grok Imagine: 2 credits/sec (480p) to 6 credits/sec (1080p). Veo 3.1: 24 (lite) to 70 credits per clip. Seedance 2: from 90 credits/5s. Kling O3: 40-55 credits/5s. Kling Motion Control: 35 credits/5s (standard) or 60 credits/5s (pro). See zorqai.io/pricing for full details.
Yes. Zorq AI gives 50 free credits on signup — no card required. That is enough for a couple of 720p Grok Imagine clips so you can see real output before purchasing.