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Describe a shot or upload one first-frame image. Choose duration and resolution, then review the credit requirement before generating.
HeyGen Video 1
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HeyGen Video 1 is a scene-generation model for short business and creative videos. Describe a subject, action, camera move and sound, or animate an existing product photo or scene. Use it for product reveals, social ads, training scenes and space walkthroughs, with dialogue, ambience and effects generated alongside the picture.
Create a scene without source footage. Establish the subject and setting, then describe one visible action and one camera move. A five-second clip works well for a simple reveal; longer clips allow a clear opening, development and final hold.
Upload one clear image to establish the opening composition. Focus your prompt on what stays consistent, what moves and how the camera travels. Product photos suit slow reveals and detail shots; room images can guide a gentle walkthrough.
Include ambience, dialogue or action sounds in your prompt. Tie sound to a visible event, such as a soft click when a cap opens. Play the complete result to check timing, intelligibility and whether the soundtrack fits the action.
Choose whole-second durations from 5 to 15, 480p or 768p resolution, and 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 or 9:16 framing. Validate motion with a short draft before increasing resolution or extending the shot.
Name the subject, establish its position and describe one thing that happens. Break a complex ad into individual shots rather than packing several locations and transformations into five seconds.
Choose a locked camera, slow push-in or lateral move. Add lighting, material and background sound. For dialogue, identify the speaker and keep the line short. With a first-frame image, specify the shapes and colors that should remain consistent.
Check subject continuity, camera direction and sound timing. If motion misses the brief, revise the action before raising resolution. More pixels cannot repair an ambiguous shot. Keep the prompt and settings of a successful version for later revisions.
Start with a product image and explore lighting changes, slow camera movement and reveals. Keep the product as the focal point and limit competing motion in the background.
Turn a process into short illustrative scenes for storyboards or presentations. Explain one action per clip and split longer workflows into separate shots that are easy to review and revise.
Plan a slow walkthrough of an interior or choose portrait framing for a social clip. Check the opening composition before uploading so the subject and intended motion fit the delivery format.
The output is video. NanoPic offers text-to-video and single-first-frame image-to-video. An image is an input that guides the clip, not an image-generation output.
No. Video 1 generates scenes from prompts and images. It is distinct from the talking-avatar workflow of HeyGen Avatar IV.
Choose any whole-second duration from 5 through 15 at 480p or 768p. This page does not offer 1080p, 4K or last-frame controls.
This page offers text and one first-frame image. The official model also has reference-driven capabilities, but video and audio reference uploads are not offered here.
The requirement depends on duration and resolution. Choose your settings and check the displayed credits before submitting. Generation consumes credits; this is not unlimited free generation.
The integration is in testing; live generation verification and production release are still pending. The generator is fixed to HeyGen Video 1. If it is not enabled, it shows unavailable instead of substituting another model.
Start with one subject, one action and a five-second shot.
