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Single-shot generations
Ask for an image or a clean one-shot video without manually building the workflow yourself.
AI media agent for iPhone and iPad
Ask for the thing. Get the image, video, plan, and cleanup.
Prompt Video is a chat-first creative agent that turns one conversation into single images, single-shot videos, multi-shot sequences, reference frames, gallery-aware remixes, and fast local edits. No manual workflow required.
Images and videos from one thread
Reference-first when consistency matters
Local tools for upscale and background removal
Agent session
Planning, rendering, and cleanup in one place
You
Make a sleek vertical teaser for a matte-black espresso grinder.
Prompt Video
I can do that as a single video, a cleaner reference-first workflow, or a multi-shot sequence. Do you want fast or cinematic?
Prompt Video
Great. I will lock a polished first frame, then render the final cut and keep it in your gallery.
Clip plan
A short sequence the agent would propose
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4s vertical
Hero reveal
Slow push-in on the grinder with glossy highlights and soft steam.
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4s vertical
Detail cut
Macro shot of the burrs, beans dropping, and tactile controls.
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4s vertical
Final brand beat
Finished espresso pour with a moody studio background and sharp typography space.
Local tools
Need a cleaner source frame first? The same thread can run background removal or 4x upscaling.
Run cleanup
Capabilities
One thread, many jobs.
Prompt Video is broader than a prompt box and lighter than a full editing suite. It behaves like an AI media agent that can decide when to ask, when to plan, when to render, and when to clean something up before the final output.
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Multi-shot sequences
When an idea needs multiple beats, the agent can plan a sequence instead of pretending one prompt can do it all.
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Reference-first continuity
Lock the look with a reference frame before you spend credits rendering the final result.
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Gallery-aware reuse
Pull old generations back into the conversation and keep building instead of starting from zero.
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Local image tools
Run background removal and 4x upscaling inside the same app when you need fast cleanup on device.
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Mobile-native workflow
Everything is designed to happen on iPhone or iPad, including async rendering while you move on with your day.
Why it feels faster
No parameter soup.
The agent can carry the operational burden. Instead of dumping a wall of settings on you up front, it can ask only the questions that actually matter, propose a multi-shot plan when the idea needs it, and route the job toward a single image, a single-shot video, a sequence, or a local tool run.
That means less prompt wrestling, fewer dead-end outputs, and a much cleaner path from "I need this" to "it is in my gallery."
What stays inside the app
Media creation, reference management, and cleanup.
Prompt Video is not just for generating something once. It is built for the back-and-forth that real creative work needs:
- Generate a new image or video from a rough idea.
- Approve a first frame before the expensive part happens.
- Reuse a gallery image as the next reference.
- Upscale or remove the background from an image when the output needs polish.
How it works
Describe. Align. Approve. Render.
The flow is simple on purpose. You tell the agent what you are trying to make. It narrows the job, chooses the right path, and keeps the process moving without throwing you into a manual editor.
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Start with intent
Describe the outcome you want, not a giant settings sheet.
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Let the agent narrow it
It can ask follow-up questions, decide if a plan is needed, or lock a reference frame first.
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Approve the right checkpoint
For bigger ideas, approve the clip plan or first image instead of gambling on the full render.
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Get media back in the gallery
Finished outputs land where you can inspect them, reopen them, and feed them back into the next step.
Example asks
The kind of work this app is built for.
These are the kinds of requests that benefit from an agent workflow instead of a single prompt box.
Launch teaser
"Make a polished vertical teaser for a new running shoe with three clean product beats."
Reference-first motion
"Turn this concept image into a slow cinematic push-in and keep the character design intact."
Gallery continuation
"Find the red-haired character I generated last week and build a cleaner follow-up scene from that look."
Quick cleanup
"Remove the background from this image and upscale it before we use it as the next reference."
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