VidLux is a multi-model AI video platform that lets you create videos from text, images, references, keyframes, and existing clips in one place.

Can I use VidLux for free?

Yes. New users can start with free trial credits and try supported video generation features before choosing a paid plan.

What can I use to create a video?

You can start with a prompt, an image, reference images or clips, audio, opening and ending frames, or a video you want to restyle.

Do I need video editing experience?

No. Add your idea or upload your materials, choose how you want to create, and VidLux handles the video generation without a traditional editing timeline.

How do I choose the right AI video model?

Choose a model based on what matters most for the result, such as motion, character consistency, visual quality, audio, or generation speed, and switch models whenever you want to try another direction.

How are credits charged, and what happens if a generation fails?

The credit cost changes with the model, duration, resolution, audio, and other settings, and VidLux shows the exact amount before you generate. Eligible failed tasks automatically return the related credits.

Will my videos have a watermark, and can I use them commercially?

Videos created with free trial credits include a watermark, while paid-plan exports do not include a VidLux watermark. Paid-plan videos may be used for commercial projects as long as you follow the selected model’s terms and have the rights to the materials you upload.

Can I cancel my subscription at any time?

Yes. You can cancel from your account settings, keep using your current plan until the end of the billing period, and avoid being charged for the next renewal.

Turn Your Ideas Into AI Videos — No Experience Required

Upload an image, type a few words, or add a reference, and VidLux turns your idea into a video without complicated tools or setup.

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Explore Videos Made with VidLux

Browse selected examples created with different models and workflows, then open any video to view the details or make your own version.

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Turn One Image into a Video

Upload an image, add a few words about the movement you want, and VidLux brings it to life with natural motion and camera changes without filming or starting from scratch.

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Turn Your Frames into a Smooth Video

Upload a starting frame and an ending frame, and VidLux creates the motion between them so your video flows naturally from one scene to the next.

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Turn a Few Words into a Video

Write down the scene, action, or mood you have in mind, and VidLux turns it into a video without filming or building everything from scratch.

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Use References to Guide the Video

Add character, scene, style, motion, or audio references, and VidLux uses them to shape the result so the final video stays closer to what you have in mind.

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Restyle Any Video with Ease

Upload a video and choose a style, and VidLux gives it a completely new look while keeping the original motion and timing.

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Make Any Character Follow the Motion

Upload a character image and a reference video, and VidLux applies the movement to your character while keeping its original look recognizable.

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Built for the Videos You Need to Make

From social content and product campaigns to animation concepts and film previsualization, VidLux helps turn existing ideas and assets into videos ready to post, test, or develop further.

Social Media Creators

Turn ideas, images, and short scripts into reels, shorts, and everyday posts faster, with less time spent finding footage and rebuilding every edit.

Brands & Agencies

Create campaign concepts, ad variations, launch videos, and client previews before committing more time and budget to full production.

E-commerce Sellers

Turn existing product images into showcase videos, launch content, lifestyle scenes, and promotional clips without arranging a new shoot for every update.

Video Production Teams

Animate still assets, fill missing shots, create transitions, and test different visual treatments without rebuilding the entire project from scratch.

Game & Animation Creators

Use character art, motion references, and environment concepts to preview movement, pacing, and visual style before moving into full production.

Filmmakers & Storytellers

Turn scripts, storyboards, and camera ideas into moving previsualizations that make pacing, shot direction, and visual tone easier to review before filming.

Why Creators Keep Using VidLux

From testing early ideas to filling missing shots and creating new variations, VidLux helps everyday video work move faster without starting over.

I usually start with a photo and a loose idea. VidLux gives me a few workable directions quickly, so I know what is worth taking into a full edit.

Moodboards are easier to explain when they move. Turning campaign images into short concept videos has made internal reviews much faster.

We already have hundreds of product photos. Turning them into launch clips and sale videos means we do not need another shoot for every campaign.

The biggest win for me is filling small gaps. If an edit needs one extra shot or a smoother transition, I can build a usable option from stills or keyframes.

I use the same campaign assets across TikTok, Instagram, and paid social. VidLux creates enough variation that each channel still feels native.

A moving storyboard gets everyone on the same page faster than a deck. We can discuss pacing, camera direction, and mood before the shoot starts.

I test hooks and product moments before I film. That saves me from recording five versions just to find out which opening works.

Clients make decisions faster when they can react to an actual video. Even a rough concept is more useful than another slide full of references.

For launches, I try different backgrounds, camera moves, and visual styles with the same product image. It helps us narrow the campaign direction early.

Motion Control is great for early character tests. We can check a walk, turn, or pose before the animation team commits to the full sequence.

Reference inputs help keep the character and style recognizable. I still compare a few versions, but they start much closer to the direction I want.

I often need extra visual beats for intros, transitions, and Shorts. Using thumbnails, stills, and script ideas is much faster than building every shot from zero.