Vidnebu's AI video generator turns a written prompt or script into a finished 16:9 video with AI-generated footage, voiceover, captions, and music — no camera, crew, or editing software required.
Write what you want to see and Vidnebu builds the video around it. The AI reads your script, breaks it into 5–10 second scenes, generates original footage for each one, then layers on narration, captions, and a soundtrack. A finished 16:9 video usually lands in under five minutes.
Nothing here is stock. Every frame is generated for your specific scene, which means you can shoot things that do not exist — a city built from glass, a lab on Europa, a product that has not been manufactured yet — without a budget or a location scout.
16:9 is the format YouTube, LinkedIn, ad platforms, and presentations still expect. Vidnebu composes for it deliberately: wider establishing shots, more room for on-screen text, and pacing tuned for viewers who are watching for minutes rather than seconds. If you need 9:16 for TikTok or Reels instead, the shorts generator handles vertical framing and safe zones natively.
Cinematic, photorealistic, anime, and abstract styles each change how the model interprets your prompt — lighting, lens character, colour grading, and motion all shift with the style you pick. Choosing up front is far more reliable than trying to correct a look after the fact, and it keeps a multi-scene video visually coherent from the first shot to the last.
The hardest part of AI video has always been continuity: generate the same person twice and you get two different people. Vidnebu's consistent-character system locks a character's appearance across every scene in a sequence, so a narrator, a mascot, or a recurring protagonist still looks like themselves in shot twelve. That is what makes multi-scene narrative work rather than a slideshow of unrelated clips.
Paste a script or write a prompt. Vidnebu segments it into scenes automatically — you do not need to storyboard it yourself.
Choose a visual style, a narrator voice, caption styling, and background music. Every option previews before you spend credits.
Rendering typically finishes in under five minutes. Download in up to 4K, or keep editing on the timeline.
Every shot generated for your scene, not pulled from a library.
Your script is split into 5–10 second beats without manual storyboarding.
The same face and wardrobe across an entire multi-scene video.
Narration and burned-in captions generated together, timed to the cut.
Download at up to 4K for YouTube, ads, or client delivery.
Adjust individual scenes after generation instead of re-rolling the whole video.
An AI video generator creates video from a text description instead of from filmed footage. You supply a prompt or a script; the system generates the visuals, voiceover, captions, and music, and assembles them into a finished video. Vidnebu does this end to end — you never open editing software unless you want to.
Most 16:9 videos finish in under five minutes. Longer scripts with many scenes take proportionally longer, and complex AI-generated footage renders more slowly than stock-based video. You can close the tab while it renders — Vidnebu emails you when it is ready.
No. The default flow is prompt in, finished video out. The timeline editor exists for people who want to adjust individual scenes, swap a clip, or retime captions, but it is entirely optional.
Yes. Videos you generate on a paid plan can be used commercially, including in ads and monetised channels. Review the current terms for the specifics that apply to your plan.
Up to 4K. Lower resolutions render faster and cost fewer credits, which is useful while you are iterating on a concept.
Vidnebu uses credits rather than a per-video fee, so a short test costs a fraction of a full production. Credit rates differ between AI-generated footage and stock footage — see the pricing page for current plans and the credit calculator for an estimate before you generate.