Video Studio
AI video generator for Arabic-first creative
Takwin Video Studio generates short cinematic video from a written prompt. You describe the shot — subject, camera move, lighting, mood — and the studio renders it at 1080p with generated audio, up to 15 seconds. You can attach reference images so a specific product, character, or location stays consistent across every clip you make, which is what separates a usable video from a pretty one-off.
How it works
- 01
Describe the shot
Write it the way a director would: the subject, what the camera does, the light, the mood. Plain Arabic or English both work.
- 02
Add references
Attach photos of a product, a character, or a place. They are passed to the model as visual anchors so the same thing appears the same way every time.
- 03
Render and reuse
The clip lands in your library with a poster frame, ready to drop into an ad, a film, or a campaign without regenerating it.
What you get
1080p with native audio
Sound is generated with the picture rather than layered on afterwards, so motion and audio actually agree.
Reference-image consistency
The single hardest thing in AI video is making the same object look the same twice. Reference images solve it for products and characters alike.
Two model families
Route the same prompt to different video models depending on whether you need fidelity to a reference or freedom in the motion.
Multi-shot sequences
Describe several shots in one request and get them as distinct cuts rather than one drifting take.
Character consistency
Saved avatars carry a 360° character sheet, so a person you invented in one video is recognisably the same person in the next.
Everything is reusable
Clips, stills, and posters live in one library that every other studio can draw from.
Who uses it
Social teams
Produce a week of vertical video without a camera, a location, or a permit.
Product marketers
Show a product in a setting that would cost thousands to shoot and days to schedule.
Storytellers
Test a visual idea in minutes before committing a budget to it.
Common questions
- What is the maximum length?
- Fifteen seconds per clip. For longer pieces, the Film Studio chains multiple generated scenes into a single assembled video.
- Can I use my own image as the starting frame?
- Yes. Reference images guide the render, and the studio will keep the attached subject consistent throughout the clip.
- Does it handle Arabic text on screen?
- Arabic renders reliably when the exact wording is pinned rather than left to the model to invent. The ad and motion-graphics studios do this automatically for headlines.
- Why did my render get rejected?
- The underlying video models run a content filter that is sensitive around people and some product categories. Rejected renders are retried automatically and refunded if they cannot complete.
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Start creating
Open the studio and turn your first brief into finished work in minutes.
Generate a video