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A first video, step by step

Everything here is just as true of a picture, a voice-over or a 3D model — a video is only the longest example.

1. 1

   Start from a starting point, or an empty canvas

   A starting point is a whole workflow, already wired, that ends in something finished — see the Starting points tab. Or begin empty and add blocks yourself, one at a time.
2. 2

   Wire one block into the next

   A block does one thing and hands what it makes to the next: a Writer plans the shots, an Image or Video block makes each one, a Voice block reads a line over it. Wire a block’s result into the block after it — see the Variables tab.
3. 3

   Write the prompts, and choose a model if you want to

   Each block comes with a model already chosen. Open a block to change its prompt or pick another model; the price shown changes with it.
4. 4

   Look at what it will cost, then press Run all

   Every block shows about what making it will cost, and the whole workflow adds it up, before anything runs. Nothing is paid for twice: what is already made is kept, and only a block that is missing or changed is made again.
5. 5

   Look, try again, and keep what works

   Not happy with one block? Run only this block to make it again on its own, without redoing the rest. When everything looks right, download the result, or wire it into an Output block to gather it with the rest.