Nano AI Maker for Create Short Videos
Create short videos with Nano AI Maker
Nano AI Maker is set up for short motion work as part of the same browser workspace it uses for images. If you already have a prompt, a product photo, or a campaign still, you can turn that starting point into a short video instead of building a separate workflow elsewhere.
The video side of the product supports several documented paths. You can start from text for text-to-video, from a still image for image-to-video, or from a reference asset for reference-to-video where supported by the selected model. The site also shows short motion use cases such as product motion and automotive motion, which makes it clear that the tool is aimed at turning static visuals into brief animated drafts rather than full editing suites for long-form video.
For example, a product image or campaign still can be used as the input for an image-to-video task, then the model generates a short clip from that frame. Nano AI Maker also lists video models such as Kling 4.0 and says it can create videos from text or images, so the basic motion workflow is to choose a model that fits the task, submit the prompt or source image, and generate the clip in the workspace.
Finished video tasks are saved in Activity, where you can preview completed results and download the playable file after the task succeeds. That same Activity area is used for generated images too, so the output stays in one place whether you are testing stills or motion.
The pricing page also shows that video generation uses credits, and the generator displays the exact cost before submission. That matters when you are trying several short video drafts, because you can see the credit cost for the selected model and settings before you run the task.