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A trailer for your story, shot by shot

A trailer is ten to twenty short, striking shots: an establishing image, the hero, the threat, one line of dialogue, a title. Make each shot on the model that does it best (Seedance 2.0 and Wan 3.0 for cinematic wide shots, Kling 3.0 for faces, Veo 3.1 for the spoken line and sound), then cut them to music in your editor. Every clip's price shows before you generate.

Try it with an example See what a clip costs

$0.50 of free credit when you verify your email. Clips from $0.30, top-ups from $5, and top-up credit never expires.

What a clip costs

Which model to use

Today’s price for a typical clip on each model, from GenMagic’s live price list. You pay only for the clips you make.

Model	Why for this	A clip	Longest take	Up to
Seedance 2.0Seedance without a subscription	cinematic wide shots that follow your references	$0.505 s in 480p	15 s	4K
Veo 3.1 LiteVeo 3.1 without a subscription	the spoken line and sound for the least	$0.304 s in 720p	8 s	1080p
Kling Video v3.0 ProKling 3.0 without a subscription	faces, glances and close-ups	$1.265 s in 1080p	15 s	1080p
Wan 3.0Wan 3.0 without a subscription	long sweeping takes with sound	$0.325 s in 480p	30 s	1080p
Veo 3.1 FastVeo 3.1 without a subscription	a sharper 1080p shot with sound for the money shots	$0.604 s in 720p	8 s	4K

Start from an example

Prompts that work

Each opens the studio with the prompt and the model ready. Change it, see the price, generate.

The establishing shot

Epic cinematic establishing shot for a fantasy film trailer: a walled city on a cliff above a stormy sea at dusk, lightning in the clouds, a slow aerial push toward the gate, anamorphic lens, film grain. 8 seconds.

Seedance 2.0, $0.50 a clipOpen in the studio

The hero's close-up

Close-up for a film trailer: a young woman in a hooded cloak looks up from the rain, her eyes narrowing with resolve, torchlight flickering on her face, slow push-in, shallow depth of field. 5 seconds.

Kling Video v3.0 Pro, $1.26 a clipOpen in the studio

The line everyone remembers

Trailer shot: an old king on a dark throne leans forward and says, "They are already inside the walls." A low drumbeat, distant thunder, candlelight, static camera. 6 seconds.

Veo 3.1 Lite, $0.30 a clipOpen in the studio

What makes the difference

How to get good results

Write the trailer as a list of beats (world, hero, threat, turn, line, title) and make one clip per beat.
Keep the hero the same in every shot with a character sheet as a reference on Seedance or Wan.
Use short clips (3 to 6 seconds): trailers cut fast, and short clips cost less.
Add the music, the title cards and the cuts in your editor; the models make the shots, not the edit.

Go deeper: AI short films, one shot at a time, Character sheets for consistent heroes, What a whole trailer will cost.

Questions

Can AI make a movie trailer?

Yes, shot by shot: make each beat as a clip on the model that suits it, then cut the clips to music with title cards in any editor.

Which model is best for a trailer?

Seedance 2.0 and Wan 3.0 for cinematic wide shots, Kling 3.0 for faces, and Veo 3.1 for a spoken line with sound. Most trailers mix all of them.

Can I make a trailer for my book or game?

Yes. Describe your world and characters in each shot, or use your own artwork as the first frame or as a reference so the clips match it.

Do I need a subscription?

No. You top up a balance and pay per clip; the studio shows each clip's price before you generate.

What does a clip cost?

Today a typical clip costs $0.50 on Seedance 2.0 (5 s in 480p), $0.30 on Veo 3.1 Lite (4 s in 720p), $1.26 on Kling Video v3.0 Pro (5 s in 1080p), $0.32 on Wan 3.0 (5 s in 480p), $0.60 on Veo 3.1 Fast (4 s in 720p). The studio shows the exact price for your settings before you generate, and a clip that fails is not charged.

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