One prompt bar, four rendering engines
Fidelity, speed, face consistency or price — switch between them without relearning a thing. The parameters follow the model you pick.
A photograph and one sentence go in. A finished vertical video comes out. No crew, no studio, no edit suite — and nothing is published anywhere unless you post it yourself.






Stock reference stills, not generated output
Highest fidelity
up to 4K · 8s
ByteDance
Keeps a face consistent
4–15s · 6 ratios
xAI
Fastest drafts
6–30s · 5 ratios
MuAPI
Best value
3–15s · 5 ratios
Up to seven images — a face, a wardrobe, a location, a product. Each one gets a handle you can point at from the prompt.
Plain language, the way you would brief a camera operator. Movement, light, what happens and when. Then pick length and ratio.
Two minutes later the clip is in your library. Download it and put it wherever you want. Nothing is posted, ranked or scored.
Nothing made here is published, ranked or shown to strangers. You generate, you download, you own the file.
Fidelity, speed, face consistency or price — switch between them without relearning a thing. The parameters follow the model you pick.
The studio opens on vertical. Landscape, square and cinematic ratios are one click away when you need them.
The exact credit cost updates live as you change model, length and resolution.
Connect a MuAPI key and generate at provider cost. Lenation credits stay untouched.
Buy a pack, spend it whenever. No monthly commitment, no seats, no subscription to forget about.
A video file. Lenation is a tool, not a feed — there is no algorithm, no audience and no public profile. You download the result and decide where it goes.
It depends on the engine, length and resolution. The studio shows the exact credit cost before you press generate, so nothing is a surprise. A short draft on a fast engine costs a fraction of a high-fidelity render.
Yes. Connect a MuAPI key from the account menu and every generation is billed to that key instead of your Lenation balance.
Only images you have the right to use — your own face, your own products, or material you are licensed for. What comes out is AI-generated video and should be labelled as such wherever the platform requires it.
Open the studio, drop in a photo, describe the shot. One generation is enough to know whether this is your tool.
Start creating