Describe the event and ClipNova makes the invitation: the card art, an animated save-the-date video, a voice that reads the date and place, and captions so nobody misses a detail.
One event, a save-the-date for Lina and Omar's olive-grove wedding, followed from the brief to the video their guests receive.
In Prompt to Video, write who is inviting, what the event is, the date, the place and the mood. Pick a Style preset, or none for a realistic look, and ClipNova generates the scenes of the invitation video from that brief.
Use Text to Image to create the card itself: the venue, the flowers, the theme, in a Style preset such as Watercolor or Ghibli. Image models can misspell words, so leave room for the names and date and check any text before you send it, or let the voiceover and captions carry the details instead.
Upload the card to Image to Video and describe the motion: candles flickering, leaves moving, petals drifting. The model uses your card as its reference and adds movement, so the invitation comes alive without losing the design you chose.
Switch on narration and type exactly what should be said: the names, the date, the venue, the RSVP. Pick a voice, add your own music track, and keep captions burned in, so the details are readable even with the sound off.
Export portrait 9:16 for WhatsApp, Instagram stories and group chats, or landscape 16:9 for email and big screens. Change one line in the brief and generate a version for another group of guests.
Most invitations now arrive on a phone, between messages and notifications. A static image is easy to scroll past. A short save-the-date video, with music, movement and a voice saying the date, gets opened, watched and forwarded.
Making one used to mean hiring a designer and an editor, or wrestling with templates. ClipNova starts from what you already know, the event and the feeling you want, and generates the card art, the motion, the narration and the captions in one place.
Because the invitation starts from a brief, versions are easy: one for family, one for friends, a reminder a week before. Change the text and generate again.
A short, romantic video with the date and the place, made to be shared in chats and stories.
A playful animated invite for a kids' party or a milestone birthday, in a cartoon or 3D style.
A gentle watercolor or cinematic invitation that reads the details out loud.
A captioned video invitation for guests, members or customers, ready for email and social.
Describe the event in Prompt to Video: who, what, when, where and the mood. Pick a style, switch on narration with the details, keep captions on and generate. For a printed-style card, create the image in Text to Image first, then animate it in Image to Video.
Yes, that is the most common use: a 15 to 30 second video with the couple's names, the date and the place, spoken by a voiceover and burned in as captions, in 9:16 for phones.
Image models can misspell text, especially names. Check any text in the image before sending it, or keep the card art free of text and let the voiceover and captions carry the exact details, since those come from the words you type.
Yes. Upload photos in Image to Video, for example of the couple or the venue, and describe the scene. Use photos you own or have permission to use.
Yes. Upload your own track; it plays under the video and is lowered automatically while the voice speaks. Use music you have the rights to.
Portrait 9:16 for WhatsApp and stories, landscape 16:9 for email and screens, and square on the quality tiers that support it.
Yes. Every new account gets 70 free credits, no card required. On the free plan, Prompt to Video makes Moving AI Images videos (a narrated sequence of animated AI images); full-motion AI Video unlocks on paid plans, which start at $19 a month.
Yes. Every invitation starts from text, so change the names, the time or the wording and generate a new version.
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