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AI Video Gen

AI video
generation
for games.

Animate your characters, build trailer shots, mock up cutscenes, and feed motion straight into Auto-Sprite, True Pixel, and your editor — all from one panel that wraps the top AI video models.

AI Video Gen workflow showing model selection, text-to-video, image-to-video, end-frame control, and game animation clips
Featured AI Video Generation Models

Every top AI video model — see each one bring its own image to life.

Pick the model that fits the shot: ultra-fast concept motion, uncensored image-to-video, top-tier hero animation, or cinematic trailer clips. Each card uses the model's own image as the start frame, then animates it with that exact model.

Grok Imagine Video AI video model — start-frame cover
Ultra fast
Grok Imagine Video
xAI
Live i2v sample · ultra-fast cinematic action
Wan 2.7 AI video model — start-frame cover
Uncensored
Wan 2.7
Wan-Video
Live i2v sample · open-source, uncensored
Seedance 2.0 AI video model — start-frame cover
Top tier
Seedance 2.0
ByteDance
Live i2v sample · top-tier hero animation
Kling 3.0 AI video model — start-frame cover
Cinematic
Kling 3.0
Kuaishou
Live i2v sample · cinematic key-art motion
Early Supporter Access

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How it works

One panel for character animation, cinematics, and trailer shots.

AI Video Gen is built around how game creators actually use video models: animate characters from your art, direct shots with start and end frames, then save the clips that belong in the game, the trailer, or the next devlog.

STEP 01

Animate any character or scene

Drop in character art, a rendered hero, a pixel-art concept, a 3D-to-2D render, or a painted key frame, then describe the motion. AI Video Gen covers cinematic 3D, painterly 2D, and pixel-style motion so you can pick the right look for the shot — from sprite-friendly action to full cutscene cinematics.

  • Cinematic character action and combat reads
  • Sprite-friendly 2D attacks and run cycles for game animation
  • Pixel-art-inspired platform motion
  • Source motion that flows into Auto-Sprite, True Pixel, and editors
Cinematic Character Action
Generated 5s clip · turn, draw blade, slash
Pixel Platform Motion
Generated 5s clip · run, jump, land
2D Sprite Attack
Side-on motion · ready, slash, recover
Hero Run Cycle
Loopable 2D run · sprite-sheet ready
STEP 02

Direct the shot with frames and references

AI Video Gen is more than a prompt box. Lock the look with a start frame, target a pose or reveal with an end frame on supported models, and bring in extra references for style, composition, motion, camera language, or audio.

  • Start-frame control for character and environment continuity
  • End-frame control for pose, impact, reveal, or camera destination
  • Reference images, videos, and audio where supported
  • Per-model controls for duration, aspect, resolution, and audio
AI Video Gen reference controls with start frame, end frame, generated timeline, and multimodal references
STEP 03

Build trailer-ready cinematic shots

Use the same panel for cinematic reveals, boss intros, animated key art, ability previews, world flythroughs, and store-page motion. Save the best clips for your trailer cut, store page, or devlog.

  • Cinematic reveals, cutscene concepts, and camera moves
  • Creature and boss reveal shots
  • Animated key art and store-page hero motion
  • Save, favorite, and download clips for editing or marketing
Cinematic Reveal Shot
Generated 5s clip · camera flythrough, reveal
Creature Boss Reveal
Generated 5s clip · awakening, scale, atmosphere
World Flythrough
Generated 5s clip · floating-island camera glide
Animated Key Art
Hero pose · banners, parallax, store-page motion
Where AI video fits in the Sorceress pipeline

It is the motion link between your art and your game.

Three real pipelines, three different characters, every step of every pipeline using the same exact source. Generate, animate, then ship — without leaving the studio.

Pipeline 01 · Animated 2D sprite sheet

AI Image → AI Video → Auto-Sprite

Same character, every step. Generate Kaia in AI Image Gen, animate her exact concept here, then send the clip to Auto-Sprite to get her sprite sheet.

AI-generated concept art of Kaia, a heroine in silver and onyx armor with a glowing rune blade
AI Image Gen — Kaia concept
Generate the heroine concept that the rest of the pipeline locks onto.
AI Video Gen — Kaia animated
Use Kaia's image as a start frame and prompt a clean three-beat sword attack.
Sprite sheet of Kaia's sword attack animation extracted by Auto-Sprite
Auto-Sprite — Kaia sheet
Frame-extract her attack into a clean game-ready sprite sheet.
Pipeline 02 · Pixel-art animation

AI Image → AI Video → True Pixel

Different character, same logic. Generate the elven archer Arien, animate his exact image, then convert the animation to pixel art with True Pixel.

AI-generated concept art of Arien, an elven archer in green cloak with bow
AI Image Gen — Arien concept
Generate Arien, the elven archer the next two stages will animate and pixelate.
AI Video Gen — Arien animated
Image-to-video Arien drawing his bow, anchoring, and firing.
Pixel-art sprite sheet of Arien's bow draw animation produced by True Pixel
True Pixel — Arien pixel sheet
Convert the animation into a clean palette-locked pixel-art sprite sheet.
Pipeline 03 · Multi-shot cinematic / trailer

Shot 1 → Shot 2 → Shot 3 — a cohesive cinematic

Direct a real cinematic. The same Mars marine across three image-to-video shots — establish, encounter, combat — to build a trailer or cutscene with consistent character, look, and pacing.

Shot 01 · Establish
Vega stands alone on a windswept Mars dust plain at dusk, slow camera push-in, ominous quiet.
Shot 02 · Encounter
Same marine crouches behind a rock outcrop as a chitinous alien emerges from a shadowy cave behind him.
Shot 03 · Combat
Same marine unloads his plasma rifle as the alien charges through red dust — climactic trailer beat.
Game video use cases

What game creators ship with it.

Each card is a unique generated clip. Use AI Video Gen for in-game character motion, ability and VFX previews, cutscene portraits, environment ambience, item showcases, and boss reveals.

01

Character motion & idles

Generate idles, walks, attacks, and emotes from your character art for animation tests, devlog clips, and sprite-sheet source motion.

02

Spell & ability VFX

Prototype spell impacts, channeling beats, and combat reads on a clean backdrop so you can extract frames or reuse them as marketing clips.

03

Cutscene portraits & dialogue

Animate close-up portrait reactions for cutscene concepts, dialogue beats, and trailer hero shots — subtle facial reads that read on screen.

04

Environment ambience

Animate fantasy interiors, biomes, and weather for store-page motion, devlog B-roll, or in-game cinematic transitions.

05

Item & weapon showcases

Spin enchanted weapons, armor, and pickups on a clean backdrop for store pages, item videos, and merch shots.

06

Boss & dragon reveals

Stage dramatic boss intros — a dragon roaring fire, a colossal monster awakening — without modelling, lighting, or rigging anything yet.

Character animations and motion testsGame trailers and cinematic shotsAnimated key art and store-page clipsCutscene portraits and dialogue beatsSpell, item, and weapon showcasesBoss, dragon, and creature revealsSource clips for Auto-Sprite and True Pixel
Common questions

Everything you might be wondering.

Short answers before you open the tool.

01Which AI video models are included?+
The dedicated page highlights the flagship lineup from the homepage: Grok Imagine Video, Wan 2.7, Seedance 2.0, and Kling 3.0. The app can also expose additional variants as they are added.
02Can I generate from text only?+
Yes. Text-to-video is useful for trailer shots, environment flythroughs, monster reveals, cinematic camera moves, mood tests, and concept clips when you do not have a start image yet.
03Can I animate an image?+
Yes. That is one of the most useful game-development workflows: upload character art, item art, environment art, or key art, then describe the motion you want. The result drops cleanly into Auto-Sprite or True Pixel when you want a sprite or pixel-art version.
04How does it connect to other Sorceress tools?+
AI Video Gen is the motion link in the Sorceress pipeline. Generate a character in AI Image Gen, animate it here, then run the clip through Auto-Sprite for a sprite sheet or True Pixel for a pixel-art version. The same clip can also feed your trailer or store page.
05What are multimodal references?+
Some models can accept additional reference images, videos, or audio. AI Video Gen shows those upload areas only for modes and models that support them, so you can guide style, motion, camera, or mood without guessing.
06Does it make audio?+
Some supported video models include native audio options. When a selected model exposes audio generation, the UI shows an audio setting before generation.
07Where do finished videos go?+
Completed videos appear in your saved video gallery with their model, prompt, settings, references, favorites, collections, and download actions so you can keep building around the best clips.
Start Building

Get building. Today.

Describe the game you want, or dive into the full studio. $49 one-time — and every future tool we ship is included.

Early supporter pricing. Limited availability.