Type it. Post it. Make TikToks without filming.
Describe the clip you want in a sentence or two. You get a finished vertical video with footage, sound, and optional captions, ready to download and post.
How it works.
- 01
Describe your idea
Write a short brief. Name the subject, the setting, the mood, and any line you want spoken out loud.
- 02
Pick vertical 9:16
Choose the vertical format for TikTok, set the quality, and turn on captions if you want words on screen.
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Download and post
Your video lands in My videos within a few minutes. Download the MP4 and upload it to TikTok.
What you get.
Sound comes built in
Every video has native audio: ambience, music, or speech. Put a quoted line in your brief and a character says it.
Captions timed to speech
Turn on auto captions and the words appear as they are spoken, so people scrolling on mute still follow along.
Start from a photo
Add up to four photos to steer the look, or animate a single image of a pet, a product, or a place.
Up to 1080p
Pick 480p for quick tests, 720p for everyday posts, or 1080p when the clip needs to look sharp.
Failed runs are refunded
If a generation fails, the credits go back to your account automatically. You only pay for videos you get.
What works on TikTok in 15 seconds
TikTok viewers decide in the first second, so put the action at the start of your brief, not the end. Write one clear moment instead of a whole story: a cat knocking a mug off a counter, a chef flipping a pancake that sticks to the ceiling. Short spoken lines land better than long ones, so keep quoted dialogue under about fifteen words. Name a camera style if you care about the feel, like shaky phone footage or a slow push-in. Turn captions on whenever someone speaks, since plenty of people watch with the sound off. If a result is close but not quite right, change one detail in the brief and run it again instead of rewriting everything. Small, specific changes teach you what the model responds to.
- A golden retriever in sunglasses at a drive-thru window. Say: 'One large fries, please.'
- Shaky phone video of a man opening his fridge to find it full of tiny dancing lemons.
- A barista pours latte art that turns into a small cartoon cat, which waves at the camera.
- A grandma in a bright kitchen tastes the soup, stares into the camera and says: 'You call that seasoning?'
Questions, answered.
Is the TikTok video maker free?
Your first video is free when you sign in with Google, and no card is needed. It is a 5-second 480p text-to-video clip. After that, paid plans start at $19.99 a month for 250 credits, which covers about six HD videos.
How long are the videos?
Each video is 15 seconds, which suits one strong TikTok moment. The free first video is 5 seconds. For a longer post, make a few clips and join them in the editor you already use.
Does it post to TikTok for me?
No. When your video is ready it waits in My videos. Download the MP4 and upload it through the TikTok app or website, the same way you would post any other clip.
Can I add captions to my TikTok?
Yes. Turn on auto captions and the words are timed to the speech in your video. To get speech, put the line in quotes in your brief, for example Say: 'Wait for it.'