Video nodes

Video nodes generate and process moving pictures. They can generate straight from text, take images and videos as references, and carry a full set of video post-processing tools.

Creating a video node

• Choose Video in the Add node menu; it defaults to text to video;
• The generator bar switches between modes: text to video, Omni Reference, image to video, first and last frames, image reference (some models add document to video); a node still on text to video switches to Omni Reference when you link an image or video in;
• Open the Video category from the + beside an image node to create an image to video, first and last frame, reference to video or Digital Avatar node with the link in place.

Video editing tools

With a video node selected, the main tools on the toolbar (paid or free noted):

• Video upscale: scale up to a higher resolution (720p / 1080p / 2K / 4K, billed per minute);
• Trim: drag in / out points to cut a clip (free);
• Video analysis (storyboard breakdown): creates a video analysis node with a structured shot analysis (shot size, camera moves and more, paid);
• Smart Cut (multi-track): opens the multi-track timeline editor (export is free);
• Split audio and video: splits out a silent video and an audio track in one click (free);
• Audio mix: mix in or swap another audio clip (free);
• Capture frame: grab the current frame, the first frame, the last frame, or both first and last (free);
• Vocal separation: keep only the vocals, or only the background audio (free);
• Subtitle erase: pick the subtitle type (Dialogue subtitles / Full-screen subtitles) and the quality (Refined / smart), then remove burned-in subtitles (paid);
• Video translate: pick source / target language and method (Subtitle translation, AI dubbing or Voice clone dubbing, paid);
• Smart highlights and Video summary: shown on the toolbar when a model is available (paid).

For video upscale, subtitle erase and video translate, Generate creates a downstream node with the settings filled in; choose the model and confirm the price on that node before you submit.

Camera

The Camera button in the video (and image) generator bar opens Camera Control, where four wheels set body, lens, focal length and aperture and bring them into generation as prompt parameters. Once you save, the setting stays on the node and applies to every generation until you clear it or turn it off; it is not billed on its own.