Access MotionLab's cinematic visual studio. Buy credits once, use them whenever. Credits never expire and never auto-renew.
100 credits
$0.100 per credit
500 credits
$0.078 per credit
1,500 credits
$0.066 per credit
Custom credits
Custom pricing for your needs
Questions / Answers
MotionLab is a cinematic AI visual studio for creating video, image-to-video motion, AI images, 3D assets, and visual loops.
Upload a start image and describe the motion you want, or use one of the partner models to generate video directly from a text prompt. Then click Generate and the system will produce a video based on your input.
Generation time depends on the selected model, settings, and current queue load.
Each generation consumes a certain number of credits depending on the model and generation type. Faster or higher-quality models may require more credits.
No. Purchased credits do not expire and remain available in your account.
If a generation fails due to a technical error, the credits used for that generation are automatically refunded to your account.
MotionLab is designed for creator and client workflows. Please review the Terms for current usage rights and restrictions before using outputs commercially.
Your generations are private by default unless you choose to share them publicly in the community gallery.
The output resolution depends on the model used, but videos are optimized for high-quality web and social media use.
Images with clear subjects, good lighting, and minimal compression usually produce the best results.
The duration depends on the generation settings and model variant. Most videos are short cinematic clips of 4-15 seconds. Switch Loop on and the clip is rendered back to its opening frame, so it plays as a seamless loop without a crossfade pass in an editor.
MotionLab runs a visual generation pipeline designed for cinematic motion workflows.
Describe the scene clearly. Include the subject, environment, motion, and style. Example: “A cinematic shot of a futuristic city at night with flying cars and neon lights.”