MICTAI video creation
Turn written scenes, campaign ideas, and story beats into short AI-generated clips. MICT gives teams one workspace for prompts, model choice, aspect ratio, duration, preview, and download.
Text to video is an AI generation workflow that converts a written prompt into a short video clip. The prompt describes the subject, motion, camera direction, visual style, and format, while the selected model produces the moving scene.
A strong text-to-video workflow starts with a clear scene and then narrows the output with model and format settings.
Describe the subject, location, action, lighting, camera movement, and desired mood in one compact prompt.
Use Wan 2.6 or Kling 3.0 depending on the style, duration, and output options you want to test.
Pick aspect ratio, duration, quality, and resolution before you spend credits on the generation.
Review the clip, adjust the prompt, then run another version when the first pass shows what should change.
Use these workflows when speed matters, but the clip still needs a clear creative direction.
Preview product reveals, packaging shots, landing-page hero clips, and campaign mood videos before production.
Draft short vertical concepts for TikTok, Reels, Shorts, paid social tests, and creator-style hooks.
Turn scripts into moving references that help teams align on pacing, style, and shot direction.
Test surreal scenes, stylized worlds, camera moves, and visual metaphors without booking a shoot.
Start with a specific prompt, then change one variable at a time: model, duration, camera motion, or aspect ratio.
Drone view of waves crashing against rugged cliffs at sunrise, golden light on the shore, smooth aerial drift, cinematic travel opener.
Wan 2.6, 16:9, 10 seconds
Photorealistic close-up of two tiny pirate ships battling inside a cup of coffee, macro lens, playful product-ad energy.
Wan 2.6, 16:9, 10 seconds
A small blue fluffy creature explores a bright enchanted forest, expressive eyes, soft 3D animation, warm friendly movement.
Wan 2.6, 16:9, 10 seconds
Pick the workflow that matches the asset you already have.
Short answers for creators comparing AI video workflows.
Yes. MICT supports text-to-video generation, so you can start with a written prompt and create a short video without uploading an image.
MICT currently focuses on Wan 2.6 and Kling 3.0 for English users. Available models and settings are shown inside the creation workspace.
Include the subject, action, setting, lighting, camera movement, style, aspect ratio needs, and any details that should stay consistent.
MICT is built for creator and business workflows, including launch teasers, ad concepts, social posts, storyboards, and client previews. Usage must still follow MICT terms and provider policy limits.
Open MICT Studio with the right mode selected, then generate your first version.