Video nodes generate and process motion. They generate straight from text, carry first/last-frame and reference-to-video modes, and come with a full set of post-processing tools.

Creating a video node

• From the Add node menu choose Video — text to video by default;
• Connect one image for image-to-video; two for first/last-frame; reference-to-video and other modes are supported too;
• From the "+" beside an image node, expand the Video category to create an image-to-video node with the connection made for you.

Video editing tools

With a video node selected, the main toolbar tools (with billing noted):

• Video upscale: scale to a higher resolution (720p / 1080p / 2K / 4K, billed per minute);
• Trim: drag in / out points to cut a segment (free);
• Video analysis: produce a structured shot breakdown (shot size, camera moves, etc.) (paid);
• Video editor: open the multi-track timeline editor (export free);
• Split A/V: pull out a silent video and an audio track as two results (free);
• Mix audio: pick another audio to mix or replace (free);
• First/last frame capture: pull the first and last frame as two images (free);
• Vocal separation: keep only vocals, or only the background (free);
• Subtitle removal: pick subtitle type and quality to strip subtitles from the video (paid);
• Video translation: pick source / target language and method (subtitle translation or AI dubbing) (paid).

Lens combo

In the video (and image) generator bar you can, like an old camera, use four wheels to pick body, lens, focal length and aperture — carried into generation as prompt fragments. It only affects the one run you fire next and is not billed separately.