Image mode
Create one static anime image from a text prompt.
- Input
- Text prompt
- Controls
- Standard or advanced image mode
- Output
- One 1024 × 1024 image with a download action
- Access
- Standard images cost 1 credit; advanced mode requires a paid plan
AI anime generator
Switch between image and video mode to create anime artwork from text or turn a prompt and optional reference image into a short clip.
Higher-detail generation for paid plans
Example outputs
What one focused input can produce
Standard image
Advanced image
Image mode
Create a downloadable anime image from text
Video mode
Generate a 6–30 second anime clip
Mode capabilities
Both modes start with a prompt, but they use different inputs, controls, outputs, and credit rules. Choose the output first, then prepare the matching input.
Create one static anime image from a text prompt.
Create an animated anime clip from text or a reference image.
Use cases
Image mode creates a single anime frame from text. Video mode creates a short clip from text and can use an optional reference image to anchor the look. Keeping one subject, scene, and motion direction makes either workflow easier to refine.
01
Describe a character or scene, then generate and download a square anime image in the same workspace.
“Anime character portrait on a neon rooftop at night, cyan and magenta rim light, expressive eyes, cinematic close-up”
02
Describe one action, camera move, duration, aspect ratio, and quality to create a 6–30 second clip.
“Watercolor anime heroine walking through a quiet town at sunset, gentle camera push, hair moving in the breeze”
03
Upload an anime frame or use a public image URL to anchor the video composition and visual identity.
“Cyberpunk anime interface comes alive around a focused pilot, glowing controls, slow cinematic camera move”
Workflow
STEP 01
Use image mode for one downloadable frame, or video mode for a timed clip with motion controls.
STEP 02
Write a focused prompt. In video mode, optionally add a reference image and choose duration, aspect ratio, and quality.
STEP 03
Review the image or video result on this page, then download it or revise one prompt detail and try again.
Prompt method
Write the subject, setting, visual direction, camera, and output-specific instruction in that order. Images need composition; videos also need one action and one camera move.
“Original anime swordswoman, short silver hair, deep blue cape, neon street in the rain, cyan rim light, bust portrait, clean cel shading”
Compare
Static anime art from a text prompt
Each standard image costs 1 credit; advanced image generation requires a paid plan.
6–30 second clips from text or a reference image
Video requires a paid plan and uses 1 credit for each requested second.
A focused image-only workspace
Use the dedicated image tool when you do not need video controls or video examples.
Quality and recovery
FAQ
It has two modes. Image mode creates a static anime image from text. Video mode creates a 6–30 second clip from text and can use an optional reference image.
New accounts receive 10 introductory credits valid for 30 days. Each standard image costs 1 credit. Video requires a paid plan and costs 1 credit per requested second.
Start with the subject, then add the setting, expression, color mood, lighting, camera framing, and style direction. One focused scene is easier to refine than several mixed ideas.
Reference images are supported in video mode through upload or a public HTTP(S) URL. Image mode on this page generates from text only.
Images can vary on complex hands, tiny text, crowded scenes, and exact consistency. Video can also vary in motion continuity and identity over longer clips. Keep the scene focused and change one prompt detail at a time.
One workspace
Switch output modes without leaving the page
“Anime seaside train station on a cliff at golden hour, distant summer clouds, wide composition, soft watercolor texture, quiet nostalgic mood”
Open the generator“Anime girl under cherry blossoms gently blinks and turns toward camera, breeze moves her hair and petals, slow camera push, restrained natural motion”
Open the generator“Mecha pilot activates a glowing control deck, instruments light up in sequence, camera slowly arcs from behind, blue and amber lighting, cinematic pacing”
Open the generatorReduce the number of subjects, remove conflicting styles, and generate one scene first.
Keep one action, shorten the motion brief, and add a clear reference image when needed.
Use JPG, PNG, or WebP, or provide a public HTTP(S) image URL that the browser can reach.
Check the plan and current balance first. Failed video tasks attempt to refund the credits used.