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AI Porn Video Generator

Create private AI porn videos from text or a starting image. Video generation uses account credits, and the compatible model cost is shown before submission.

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Choose a video workflow
Model

Choose the model that best matches the result you want.

LoRA styles

Add compatible LoRAs to shape style and detail without changing the base model.

Sign in and check account credits to use this workflow.

Creation feeds

Explore AI creations

Keep private results separate, explore opt-in public work, and revisit creations you liked.

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Private feed by default • No indexable result page • Adults only

Video workspace guide

Build an AI video request with compatible inputs

Video generation requires a signed-in account and credits. The workspace shows the active model, input workflow, supported format, estimated cost, and job state before and after submission.

  1. Choose text-to-video or image-to-video

    Choose text-to-video for a scene defined in words, or image-to-video when a compatible JPG, PNG, or WebP starting frame should anchor the motion.

  2. Describe scene and movement

    Specify subject, action, camera movement, lighting, timing, and pacing instead of relying on a still-image description alone.

  3. Select model and format

    Compare the available model examples, then use only the workflow and output formats exposed for the selected video model.

  4. Review credits and track the job

    Confirm the displayed estimate, submit, and keep the page or private recent activity available while the GPU job is queued or running.

Choose a video workflow

Start with text for a new scene or an image for guided motion

Text-to-video gives the model a written scene and motion plan. Image-to-video supplies the opening visual state as well, so the uploaded image, aspect ratio, and selected model must be compatible.

Text to video

Use a scene description with action, camera movement, lighting, and pacing to create a new clip.

Image to video

Upload a supported starting image and describe how the subject or camera should move from that frame.

Compatible controls

Use the motion controls supported by the selected video model

Video models expose their own text-to-video or image-to-video workflow, format, duration, and advanced values. Unsupported image-only LoRAs or still-image settings are not presented as video controls.

Prompt

Describe the subject, action, camera movement, lighting, timing, and pacing. For image-to-video, explain how the uploaded starting frame should move rather than repeating a still-image prompt.

Model and example

Each video model card shows preview motion, access state, and an estimated credit cost. Selecting it refreshes the supported workflow, format, duration, and advanced video settings.

Starting frame and workflow

Text-to-video starts from the written scene. Image-to-video also requires a compatible JPG, PNG, or WebP starting frame; the upload stays attached while you review the selected video model.

Format, duration, and advanced video settings

Only formats, durations, steps, seed, and other values accepted by the active video model are shown. Image-model LoRAs and unrelated still-image controls are not implied to work here.

Access, cost, and result state

Confirm video credits, private history, and queue state

The video workspace shows its account and credit requirement, selected-model estimate, elapsed time, and available progress in private recent activity.

Visible access and cost

Video generation is available to signed-in accounts with credits. The selected model estimate appears before submission.

Private recent activity

Completed media is available through the current session or the signed-in owner’s private history. The current flow creates no indexable result page and does not place media in a gallery visible to other visitors.

Progress and refunds

Queued and running tasks show elapsed time and progress when the service provides it. Failed or canceled jobs are reconciled before a refund is called confirmed.

Recover from a blocked or interrupted request

Troubleshoot a video request without duplicating it

Use the status shown in the workspace and Recent activity before sending another request. A failed screen, timeout, or canceled task does not by itself prove that credits were refunded.

Check sign-in and credits

Video generation requires a signed-in account and enough credits for the displayed model estimate. If sign-in or balance cannot be confirmed, do not keep submitting the same request.

Match the input, workflow, model, and settings

Text-to-video and image-to-video are separate inputs. For image-to-video, select a valid JPG, PNG, or WebP starting image and a model that supports that workflow; after changing the model, recheck format, duration, and settings.

Check the job, then reuse the saved draft

For a 429 response, wait before trying again. After a timeout or transient upstream connection failure, check Recent activity first and do not submit a duplicate while a job is queued or running.

The editable form draft is kept in this browser session. When a failed or canceled history item still has a draft, “Use these settings again” restores its text, model, and supported settings; reference uploads must be selected again.

Wait for a verified refund state

A failed or canceled status is not proof of a refund. “Pending” means the generation service is still being checked; “unverified” means the refund could not be confirmed and no refund is claimed.

Model examples

Preview motion examples from the available video models

These bundled clips demonstrate the type of motion and framing associated with the current video choices. Queue time and final output still depend on the request and generation service.

Wan 2.6 T2V
Wan 2.2 I2V

Product guide

AI porn video generator questions

Practical answers about inputs, compatible controls, costs, progress, and privacy.

How does the AI porn video generator work?

Choose text-to-video or image-to-video, select a compatible model and format, describe the scene and motion, review the cost, and submit. Progress remains visible in your private feed.

What is the difference between text-to-video and image-to-video?

Text-to-video starts from a written scene. Image-to-video animates a JPG, PNG, or WebP starting image. Only compatible models and formats are offered for the selected workflow.

Is there a free guest image allowance, and when are credits required?

Video generation requires an account and credits. The selected model cost appears before submission. After a failed or canceled job, the refund status is checked. Only a verified refund is labeled confirmed; an uncertain outcome is not presented as refunded.

Are generations private or indexed automatically?

New results stay in the session or owner-only private feed and have no indexable result URL. They are not published automatically; a public gallery shows only creations their owners chose to share.

How long are the AI porn video clips?

Duration depends on the selected model: the capability table on this page lists the current defaults, and every listed video model currently defaults to a short clip of about five seconds. The model card shows the supported values before submission; a longer scene is assembled from several short clips rather than one long render.

What starting image works best for image-to-video?

Use a sharp JPG, PNG, or WebP within the upload limit shown in the form, already framed and lit the way the clip should begin. The video starts from that exact frame, so spend the prompt on movement, action, and camera behavior instead of repeating what the image already shows.

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