AI Video Generator for Creators
Most text-to-video tools give you a clip of a person you have never seen before and will never see again. For a creator building a persona, that is close to useless — the whole point is that the audience recognises who is on screen.
OFMAI generates video from your images. You pick a still you have already produced with your character, describe the motion you want, and the clip carries that same person through. The video is an extension of your existing content, not a separate universe.
Image-to-video, on purpose
Requiring a source image is a deliberate constraint rather than a missing feature. It is what guarantees that the person in the video is the person in your photos — the identity is inherited from the still instead of being re-invented by a text prompt.
In practice this also gives you far more control over the result. You are not describing a person, a setting, a wardrobe and a motion all at once and hoping they resolve together. The frame is already decided; you only describe what moves.
Any image in your gallery can be a source, and you can upload your own image as a starting frame if you are on a paid plan.
Standard and HD
Standard video costs 5 credits and is the right default for social content, testing motion ideas and anything that will be viewed on a phone at speed.
HD costs 10 credits and is worth it when the clip is going to be the hero asset — a pinned post, an ad, something that will be watched more than once or on a larger screen.
There is no penalty for iterating at standard quality and only rendering the winner in HD, which is usually the cheapest path to a good final clip.
Adding sound
Silent video is a partial asset. You can generate voice notes in your character's own voice and pair them with your clips, so the persona has a consistent voice as well as a consistent look.
Voice can be cloned from an audio sample, chosen from a catalogue, or designed from a written description of how it should sound. Once attached to a character, it is available for every generation from then on.
How generation actually runs
Video generation is asynchronous. You submit the job and keep working; the platform notifies you when the clip is ready rather than blocking the interface. Longer jobs run in the background and appear in your gallery on completion.
If a generation fails, credits are refunded automatically and atomically — the failure and the refund happen together, so you are never left having paid for a clip that does not exist. Video is the most demanding thing on the platform and failures do happen; the refund policy is designed around that reality rather than around a best case.
Video at a glance
- Source: any image in your gallery, or your own upload on a paid plan
- Standard: 5 credits — social content and iteration
- HD: 10 credits — hero assets and ads
- Same character as the source image, no identity drift
- Automatic credit refund on failed generations
Frequently asked questions
Can I generate video from text alone?
No — video generation starts from one of your images. That constraint is what keeps the person in the video identical to the person in your photos instead of introducing a new one.
What does a video cost?
5 credits for standard quality and 10 credits for HD. Iterating at standard and rendering only the final version in HD is usually the most efficient approach.
Can I upload my own starting image?
Yes, on a paid plan. Free accounts generate video from images already in their gallery.
What happens if a video generation fails?
Your credits are refunded automatically and the generation is marked failed. The refund and the failure are recorded together, so nothing is lost in between.
Can I add my character's voice to a video?
Yes. Voice notes are generated in the voice attached to your character, so the same persona carries a consistent voice as well as a consistent appearance.
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OFMAI generates synthetic imagery. Uploading photos or cloning the voice of a real person requires that person's explicit consent, enforced by automated and human moderation. Disclose AI-generated content wherever the platform you publish on or applicable law requires it.