Grok Imagine 1.5 AI Video Generator

Grok Imagine 1.5 is the video generation option available in the creator above. It accepts text prompts, a starting image, or one to seven reference images, depending on the selected mode. You can choose a clip length from 1 to 15 seconds. Grok Imagine AI provides this workflow as an independent service with its own account and credit balance. Settings on other websites may differ. The model is also called Grok Imagine Video 1.5. Use the input-mode guide below the examples to choose between a starting frame and visual references.

Yes. Choose Text mode and describe the scene, action, camera movement, and desired sound. You do not need to upload a starting image for this mode. The current text workflow offers 480p, 720p, and 1080p output. Keep one main action in the prompt when exploring a new idea, then inspect the result before changing the direction. For a first Grok Imagine 1.5 video, describe a single camera move and a sound that fits the scene. Review the draft before adding more actions to the prompt.

Image mode starts with a single uploaded frame and a motion prompt. Reference mode lets you upload one to seven images and use the @ control to refer to them in the prompt. Explain which subject or visual detail each reference should guide. Both modes offer 480p or 720p in this tool. A reference helps guide the scene but does not guarantee identical faces, products, or text. Use Image for an already composed opening frame; use references when several visual elements need to guide a newly generated shot.

The form supports 1 to 15 seconds. Choose enough time for the action you describe, rather than packing several scenes into one clip. Use 480p for a lower-credit draft or 720p when you want more detail. Text mode also offers 1080p; Image and Reference do not. The credit estimate changes with duration and resolution, so compare it before submitting. A longer Grok Imagine 1.5 clip gives an action more time to unfold, but it also increases the request estimate. Start with the duration your scene actually needs.

Open the linked prompt guide for examples and existing 1.5 demonstrations. For a first prompt, describe the subject, one action, a camera move, the light, and any desired sound. If you upload a starting image, focus on movement instead of repeating every visible detail. Change one instruction at a time when revising a result. Treat a suggested prompt as a starting point, not a promise of an identical output. Keep the original prompt and settings alongside your result so you can identify which change helped your next draft.

Wait for the task to complete, then play the preview and listen to its audio before downloading the MP4. Inspect faces, hands, text, motion, and the final frames. A clip can look convincing at a glance while containing details you would want to correct before publication. If opening or downloading the completed result fails, retry the existing task first instead of immediately paying for a new generation. Check the opening and closing frames separately when the clip will sit beside another shot. Save the prompt and settings for any planned revision.

Generated videos include an audio track that can contain ambience, dialogue, music, or sound effects. Describe the sound you want along with the visual action. Preview the result with audio enabled, since exact words, timing, and synchronization can vary. Do not treat a written dialogue prompt as a guarantee of exact speech. Review sound separately from the picture before using the clip. For a product reveal, ask for a simple ambience or sound effect that suits the action. Check whether the resulting audio fits your intended edit before exporting the final sequence.

The displayed estimate is duration multiplied by the resolution rate: 2 credits per second at 480p, 4 at 720p, or 7 at 1080p. Reference mode adds 1 credit when references are supplied. A five-second 720p request is therefore 20 credits, or 21 in Reference mode. Credit packs are sold separately on the pricing page. Check the final amount in the creator before submitting. When comparing drafts, keep duration and resolution the same so the estimates are directly comparable. Budget separately for each new generation you choose to submit.

You can browse the examples and inspect the controls before purchasing credits. Generation requires an account with enough credits for the request; any account offer is shown in the service. This page does not promise unlimited free videos. Use the examples and prompt guide to prepare your idea, then check the displayed estimate before generating a draft. A Grok Imagine 1.5 free trial or promotional allowance should only be assumed when it is explicitly shown for your account. Check your balance before submitting, since a new request can consume credits even while you are experimenting.