Text to video
Describe the subject, action, camera, atmosphere, and sound for a new short scene. The example is a cinematic close-up of an eagle in a misty forest.
Turn a simple idea, product photo, or existing clip into a polished short video. Describe what you want in plain language and refine the result through the agent.
Prompt
A scuba diver swims slowly through a dark underwater cavern, shining a bright torch across vivid blue coral as particles drift through the water. Smooth tracking camera, deep blue light, cinematic documentary realism.
Start with a sentence, a frame, a few ordered images, or a clip that is almost right. The agent helps turn that direction into a usable video.
Describe the subject, action, camera, atmosphere, and sound for a new short scene. The example is a cinematic close-up of an eagle in a misty forest.
Bring a still image to life or guide one continuous shot through an ordered set of frames.
Extend a good take while keeping its subjects, movement, camera language, and visual continuity.
Source clip
Edited result
Attach one MP4 and ask for a focused change—remove an object, add something, change a color, restyle the scene, or adjust dialogue—while keeping the rest of the take intact.
A useful brief does not need technical language. Say what is happening, where it happens, how the camera moves, what the light feels like, and what must stay consistent.
Name the subject and the motion before adding style. The official example describes an African penguin waddling across sun-warmed granite boulders as a handheld camera follows.
Try this
“An African penguin waddles across sun-warmed granite boulders behind swaying fynbos foliage, then hops down a rock shelf and pushes on between the boulders as the handheld camera follows.”
Use everyday camera language—slow push-in, overhead view, handheld follow, wide shot—then add lighting, weather, color, or mood. The example video follows a diver through a blue underwater cavern.
Try this
“A scuba diver swims slowly through a dark underwater cavern, shining a bright torch across vivid blue coral as particles drift through the water. Smooth tracking camera, deep blue light, cinematic documentary realism.”
For an existing clip, name only the change you want and say what should remain untouched. This helps the agent preserve a good take.
Try this
“Remove all the pedestrians and add a flock of pigeons around the fountain.”
New scenes from text, image animations, keyframe-led shots, continuations of existing clips, and focused edits to an MP4.
New videos support whole-second durations from 5 to 20 seconds. Continuation uses shorter lengths, and editing keeps the source clip’s duration.
Give the agent one MP4 up to 15 seconds and describe the change. Editing preserves the source timing and framing; anything you do not ask to change should stay as shot.
Yes. Ask for 9:16 vertical video for Reels, Shorts, or TikTok, or choose a landscape or square composition for other channels.
Yes. Add an image or video when you want the subject, product, setting, or motion to be grounded in a reference you provide.
Pricing is dynamic and usage-based. The amount depends on your selected options and account plan.
Your product sends a user’s creative request and optional file context to the FLUX Video Agent. The wrapper returns user-facing text and structured video results your interface can render and persist.
run_agentAgent request
Prompt
Create a 9:16 product story from this image. Add a slow camera push-in, soft studio light, and a subtle ambient soundtrack.
Status
ready to review
Output
video/mp4
Result
User-facing text plus structured video output
Keep the integration simple: pass the user’s request, include file context only when needed, and preserve the structured result for your UI and next turn.
Public operation
run_agentRuns the FLUX Video Agent for a user’s creative request and returns the user-facing answer plus structured output metadata.
Required input
promptOptional inputs
file_urls[]reference_files[]Useful result fields
response_texttool_resultagent_runtimeThe wrapper gives your product a clear user-facing answer alongside structured output, so the interface can show the result without reconstructing state from prose.
response_text
The message your user should read.
tool_result
Structured video result and status.
agent_runtime
Execution context for the agent turn.
video output
A renderable, user-owned MP4 artifact when complete.
{ "response_text": "Your FLUX video is ready to review.", "tool_result": { "status": "succeeded", "artifacts": [{ "kind": "video", "mime_type": "video/mp4" }] }, "agent_runtime": { "status": "completed" } }
Pass a creative brief to the agent and keep the structured result available for your interface and the next user turn.
run_agent through your agent connection.response_text and preserve the structured result.const result = await agent.callTool("run_agent", {
prompt: "Create a vertical product video with a slow camera push-in and soft studio light.",
file_urls: ["https://example.com/product-reference.jpg"]
});
const answer = result.structuredContent?.response_text;
const videoResult = result.structuredContent?.tool_result;The agent wrapper is designed for account-scoped use so user media, generated artifacts, and follow-up state stay associated with the authenticated Infoseek account.
Use Infoseek authentication when your AI product needs to work with user-owned reference files, generated videos, and private follow-up state.
Pricing is calculated from the selected options and account plan. Eligibility is checked when the user proceeds.
Create vertical clips, launch teasers, and short explainers from a simple brief.
Make one clear change to an existing take without starting the whole idea over.
Animate product images, direct the camera, and create reusable launch assets.
Add multimodal video creation to an assistant without exposing workflow complexity to your users.