Give your agent a way to make the video.
Move from a storyboard to a generated clip through one API. Your agent can select a supported video model, prepare its inputs, submit a job, and deliver the resulting video URL without operating a separate generation website.
Product motion, storyboard tests, and social-video concepts that fit a larger production process.
Agents are useful for coordinating long-running media tasks because they can retain job identifiers and resume work after a delay. Keep the generation boundary explicit: a finished clip is ready for review, but editing, music licensing, distribution, and publishing depend on the rest of your production workflow. Do not treat a generated concept as a finished advertisement automatically.
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Choose the starting point
Decide whether the task needs text-to-video or a reference image. Consult the video workflow documentation for the model’s required inputs, supported duration, and output controls.
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Set the production brief
Describe the subject, action, camera movement, and intended format. For image-to-video, supply a compatible reference URL. Check the model’s current credit cost before submitting paid work.
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Track the submitted job
Video generation is asynchronous. Retain the job ID, poll its status, and stop on completion or failure. A client timeout does not cancel server execution, so check the existing job before submitting another paid request.
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Deliver or connect the output
Retrieve the completed video URL for review or a downstream system. For repeated productions, connect image and video steps in a saved Studio workflow and start new runs with different briefs.
Use the approved product image to propose a short video shot. Check which image-to-video models support the requested format and duration. After approval, submit one job and return its final video URL.
Adapt this instruction to your agent, account, and approval preferences.
Go from idea to implementation.
Can an AI agent animate an image?
Yes, using a supported image-to-video model with the required reference input. Available formats and durations vary by model; consult the current documentation.
Should my agent retry if a video request times out?
First check the existing job if its ID was received. A timeout does not mean the server stopped. Ordinary job creation does not provide Studio’s idempotency contract, and blindly submitting again can create another paid job.