Make videos with Felo Turn a scene in your head into a clip
Describe a moment — a platform at night, a train in a storm, a raccoon on a pancake — and Felo turns it into a short film scene with camera movement, light and sound. Change the take in the same thread until it feels right.
One Last Train16:9 · 7 s · 768P · text to video
What is an AI film scene?
A film scene is a short, self-contained moment: a character, a place, an action and a mood. Felo generates it as a clip, with the camera and sound already directed. You do not need footage, a crew or an editing timeline — only a description specific enough to film.
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A character or object with one clear action.
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A place that can be described in a sentence.
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A camera move that reveals the moment.
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A sound bed that sets the mood.
How to make a video with Felo
Three steps from a scene description to a clip.
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Describe the moment
Who is in the scene, where it happens, what changes and how the camera sees it.
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Pick the frame
16:9 for a film-like scene, 9:16 for a portrait moment, or one of four other ratios.
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Let Felo generate it
The agent plans the shot and generates the scene with sound. Ask for another take if it is not right.
How to describe a scene
Write the scene you want to watch, not a list of settings. Concrete details give the model something to stage.
- Who
- A specific subject with a defining detail — the navy coat, the silver train, the blueberry.
- Where
- A place with one anchoring feature: wet platform, black-glass plain, ivory studio.
- What changes
- The turn, the arrival, the reveal. A scene needs a before and an after.
- How it is filmed
- One camera move, one light source, one lens idea.
- What it sounds like
- Ambience and music, or let the scene play in near silence.
Example scene prompt
“Live-action Japanese cinema, 16:9. A quiet suburban platform at night after light rain, fluorescent lamps reflected on wet concrete. One office worker in a navy coat stands behind the safety line with a closed umbrella. A silver commuter train passes directly between the camera and the subject, filling the frame with warm window rectangles. When the last carriage clears, the opposite track has become a field of tall golden grass at sunset. The same person takes one step forward and stops as a seed drifts into the light. No crowd, no logos, no text. Overall soundscape: night insects, a fluorescent hum, the train, then wind through dry grass.”
What you can make
Start with a scene, a product moment or a visual idea.
Social clips
Generate a short scene with a clear subject and one camera move.
Scene concepts
Test a location, mood or action before committing to a shoot.
Product visuals
Place a product in a described setting without building a set.
Scenes made with Felo
Six scenes, six prompts, no footage. Watch one and then describe your own.
The Cloud Collector
16:9 · 9 s · 768PDoor to Saturday
9:16 · 7 s · 768PThe Lost Star
16:9 · 9 s · 768PVideo models in Felo
Felo routes each shot to a video model. Available models and their limits are shown in video settings.
MiniMax H3
Available nowText, image and first/last-frame video
4–15 s · 2K
Seedance 2.5
Coming soonFast, motion-heavy short clips
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Wan 3.0
Coming soonFlexible generation modes
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Gemini Omni Flash
Coming soonFast multimodal generation
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Kling 3.0
Coming soonCinematic motion and character consistency
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MiniMax H3 supports 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 and 9:16. Limits are shown in video settings and can differ by model; upcoming capabilities will be listed at launch.
Is Felo the right fit?
Good fit
- Prompt-first video creation
- Short scenes and shots
- Six aspect ratios
Not a fit
- Timeline editing
- Upload-and-cut workflows
- Captions or voiceover
Key takeaways
Felo turns a written scene into a short AI film clip.
Clips include camera movement, lighting and an audio track.
Six aspect ratios cover film, widescreen, square and vertical scenes.
Revise the scene by describing what should change.
Download the clip when the take is right.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I make a video with Felo?
- Open the video agent, describe the scene and press generate. Felo plans the shot, picks a video model and returns a clip you can preview and revise.
- What kind of scenes can I create?
- Cinematic scenes, quiet everyday moments, product-style shots, vertical clips and visual experiments. If you can describe it, Felo can generate a short take.
- Do I need video editing experience?
- No. You describe the scene; Felo plans and generates the clip. Revising by prompt is the editing step.
- How long are the scenes?
- 4 to 30 seconds at 480P or 768P, and 4 to 15 seconds at 1080P or 2K.
- Can I choose the aspect ratio?
- Yes. Felo supports 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 and 9:16.
- Does the video have sound?
- Yes. The generated clip includes an audio track, and the prompt can direct ambience, effects and music.
- Can I make a scene from a photo?
- Yes. Use an image as the first frame, or use a first and last frame to control where the scene begins and ends.
- Is Felo free to use?
- Video generations use Felo points. The pricing page lists the points included with each plan.
- Can I download and share the clip?
- Yes. Download the take you want, or share it from the thread.
- Can I generate several shots for one video?
- Yes. Generate each shot in the same thread, then download the clips and assemble them in a video editor. Felo creates and revises individual shots, not a multi-clip timeline.
- How do I choose the aspect ratio and duration?
- Pick the ratio in video settings: 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 or 9:16. Set a duration that fits the final edit; available limits depend on the selected model and resolution.
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