AI Video Generation

Harness artificial intelligence to create stunning video content from text and images.
How It Works
Explore ai video generation capabilities on WaveSpeed.
2. Flexible Input Options
Start from text prompts, single images, or image pairs. Use First & Last Frame models for precise control over video transitions and endpoints.
3. Complete Pipeline
Enhance generated videos with upscaling and smoothing, add audio and music, and apply lip-sync for talking head content.
Use Cases
Discover how ai video generation transforms real-world workflows.
Social Media Content
Generate engaging short-form videos for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts directly from text ideas.
Advertising
Create A/B test variations of video ads at scale, testing different scenes, styles, and messaging without reshooting.
Film Pre-Production
Visualize scenes, test camera angles, and create animatics before committing to expensive live-action production.
Personalized Video
Generate personalized video messages and product recommendations for individual customers via API integration.
Q & A
What makes AI video generation different from traditional video editing?
AI video generation creates entirely new video content from scratch using neural networks, while traditional editing modifies existing footage. AI can generate scenes that never existed.
Can AI-generated videos include audio?
Yes. Models like Veo 3.1 generate synchronized audio. You can also add music with Audio for Video models or voice with Speech Generation models.
What hardware is needed for AI video generation?
WaveSpeed runs all models on cloud GPUs (A100/H100), so no local hardware is required. Access everything through the web playground or API.
How realistic are AI-generated videos?
Modern models like Wan 2.5 and Kling 2.6 produce highly realistic videos with natural motion, consistent lighting, and photorealistic detail.
Can I fine-tune video generation models?
Some models support LoRA fine-tuning for custom styles. See Training Tools for fine-tuning workflows on WaveSpeed.