✦ SNAPGEN AI
CREATE VIDEOS WITH SNAPGEN AI
SnapGen AI turns a written prompt into a finished video. Text-to-video and image-to-video on Veo 3.1 and 10+ engines, one console.
VEO 3.1 ON TAPSOUND ON BY DEFAULTFREE CREDITS TO START
Start Creating
0 / 2000
- INPUT
- A PROMPT, A FRAME, OR REFERENCE STILLS
- OUTPUT
- VIDEOS WITH SOUND, 4 TO 30 SECONDS
- A RUN TAKES
- ABOUT 30 TO 60 SECONDS
- THE ENGINES
- MINIMAX H3 DEFAULT, 10+ MORE
UP-FRONT PRICING
Recommended packs start at $9.99 and stay valid while your account is active. Memberships start at $4.99 a month. One balance covers every image and video tool. The console shows the credit price of every run before it starts.
Standard Pack
$9.99
700CREDITS
≈ 350images
≈ 30SOTA images
≈ 88svideo
≈ 43sSOTA video
A full issue's worth of art, plus videos for the launch.
ONE PAYMENT · NEVER EXPIRE
Pro Pack
$19.99
1,600CREDITS
≈ 800images
≈ 69SOTA images
≈ 208svideo
≈ 100sSOTA video
Batch season. Whole chapters and the videos that sell them.
ONE PAYMENT · NEVER EXPIRE
STANDARD MEMBERSHIP
$4.99/ month
1,000CREDITS EVERY MONTH
For weekly creators and side projects.
≈ 500images
≈ 43SOTA images
≈ 128svideo
≈ 62sSOTA video
NO LOCK-IN · CANCEL ANY TIME
PRO MEMBERSHIP
$19.99/ month
5,000CREDITS EVERY MONTH
For daily image and video production.
≈ 2,500images
≈ 217SOTA images
≈ 664svideo
≈ 312sSOTA video
NO LOCK-IN · CANCEL ANY TIME
Membership credits are available while the membership is active. Unused membership credits expire when the membership ends.
Image estimates use Flux 3 Klein at 1K, the lowest-priced run on the site. Video estimates use 8-second Veo 3.1 Lite videos at 720p, or Wan 3.0 at 480p for the SOTA row. The console shows the exact cost before every run.
SAMPLES FROM THE LINEUP
Sample videos from the engines behind SnapGen AI. They play as you scroll, and any card opens the full cut.
ONE CONSOLE, EVERY ENGINE
VEO 3.1, ONE TAP AWAY
The picker holds Veo 3.1 in three grades: Lite, Fast and Quality. Draft cheap on the default engine, then send the same prompt to Veo when a shot deserves the bigger budget.
SOUND FROM THE FIRST RUN
The default engine renders audio with every video, so ambience and motion arrive together. Write the soundscape into the prompt and it comes back mixed in.
START FROM A STILL
Drop in one frame to set the look, or pin a first and last frame and let the engine film the move between them. Reference stills keep a character steady across the run.
CAMERA WORK ON COMMAND
Name the move in plain language: a slow push in, an orbit around the subject, a handheld follow. The engine holds that move for the length of the take.
PRICES BEFORE RENDER
Every run is priced in credits before you commit, and the number scales with length, resolution and engine. A 5-second draft costs a fraction of a 15-second 2K finish.
ONE BALANCE FOR THE WHOLE SITE
Credits and uploads carry across PixQuill. A still from the Image Maker can open your next video, and finished videos feed back in as frames.
EVERY TOOL, ONE BALANCE
SnapGen AI sits next to every other PixQuill tool, so uploads and credits carry over.
PROMPT IN, VIDEO OUT
- TEXT TO VIDEO
- FIRST FRAME
- START + END FRAMES
- MULTI-IMAGE REF
WRITE THE PROMPT
The console opens on text to video. Say the subject, the action and the camera move in plain language, the way you would describe a shot to a friend.
A cyclist rolls down a mountain switchback at dawn, drone camera tracking from behind
MODELMINIMAX H3DURATION5SRATIO3:4RESOLUTION768PPICK THE ENGINE
It opens on MiniMax H3 at 5 seconds. Switch to Veo 3.1 or any other engine when you want it, set the length the model allows, and check the credit price before you render.
snapgen-cyclist-dawn.mp4✓ 5S · 768P · READY
GET THE VIDEO
A run usually takes 30 to 60 seconds. The finished video lands in the console and in your library, ready to download or to feed back in as a frame.
PROMPTS THAT RENDER WELL
- 01Write one clear action per run. A pour, a turn or a walk to the door gives the engine something specific to film, and five seconds holds it well.
- 02Put the camera in the prompt. 'Slow dolly in across the desk' or 'handheld follow behind the runner' directs the take instead of leaving it to chance.
- 03Name the sound. The default engine renders audio with the video, so 'rain on a tin roof, distant thunder' belongs in the prompt itself.
- 04Keep characters on model with references. Load up to five stills of the same face or outfit and they hold steady across the run.
- 05For a sequence, take the last frame of one video and start the next run on it. The two cuts read as one continuous shot.
- 06Draft at 5 seconds and 768p before paying for a long 2K render. Most prompts get fixed on the cheap pass.
WHAT SNAPGEN AI IS
SnapGen AI is an online video generator: a written prompt goes in, a finished video with sound comes out. This page is PixQuill's take on it. The console opens on MiniMax H3, an engine that renders sound with every run, and Veo 3.1 and 10+ engines sit in the same picker.
Inputs stay simple. A prompt is enough to start. One frame sets the look, two frames pin a first and last shot, and up to five reference stills keep a character on model. Everything renders on our servers, so there is nothing to install, and the console prices each run before you commit.
A run usually takes 30 to 60 seconds. Longer renders keep going in the background and land in your library, and a run that fails on our side refunds its credits automatically. Credits are shared across PixQuill, so a still from the Image Maker can be the first frame of your next video.
SNAPGEN AI, ANSWERED
▸ What is SnapGen AI?
An AI video generator: you write a prompt and it renders a finished video with sound. This page is PixQuill's version. The console opens on MiniMax H3 at 5 seconds, and Veo 3.1 and 10+ engines are one tap away in the same picker.
▸ Is SnapGen AI free to use?
New accounts start with free credits, which is enough to render a few short videos. The console prices every run before it starts, and packs and memberships live on the pricing page.
▸ Does SnapGen AI include Veo 3.1?
Yes. The model picker holds Veo 3.1 in three grades, Lite, Fast and Quality, alongside the default MiniMax H3 and ten more engines. Every engine bills from the same credit balance, and the price updates the moment you switch.
▸ How long can a video be?
The default engine makes 4 to 15 second videos. Other engines in the picker reach 30 seconds, and the duration control only offers what the picked model can do.
▸ Do the videos have sound?
Yes on the default engine, which renders audio with every run. Switch engines and the rules follow the model: some make sound a switch, one renders silent.
▸ What can I use as input?
A plain text prompt is enough. You can also open on one frame, pin a first and last frame, or load up to five reference stills on the default engine. Heavier inputs like video and audio references belong to the larger models.
▸ How much does a video cost?
Engines bill per second, and the price scales with duration and resolution. The console shows the exact cost before you render, so nothing charges by surprise. Packs and memberships are on the pricing page.
▸ How long does a render take, and what if it fails?
Usually 30 to 60 seconds. Longer renders keep going in the background and land in your library. If a run fails on our side, the credits refund automatically, in full.
▸ Can I use the videos commercially?
Videos you generate are yours to use, including in commercial projects, within our terms of service. Rights in anything you upload stay where they were, so only attach material you own or have permission to use. Details live on the Copyright page.
TURN THE PROMPT INTO A VIDEO
Write the scene, pick the engine, and check the price before you render. New accounts start with free credits.