Video Nodes

Video models are part of the platform as they can be used for everything from concepting to marketing assets

Video Nodes generate short animated clips directly from text prompts and optional reference images. They are ideal for creating cinematic previews, marketing videos, quick scene animations, or visual storytelling elements within Atlas workflows.

Two nodes are available: a full-featured version and a simplified fast-generation version.

Text + Image -> Video

Generates a video from a text prompt, an optional continuation prompt, and up to three reference images.

Inputs

  • Prompt — main instruction for video content

  • Continuation Prompt (optional) — describes how the animation should evolve

  • Reference Images — up to 3 images to control style, subject, or composition

Video Settings

  • Duration: 4, 6, 8, 16, 24, 32, or 40 seconds

  • Resolution: 720p or 1080p

  • Aspect Ratio: Landscape or Portrait

Output

  • A rendered video clip in the chosen format

This node is suited for more controlled, style-specific video generation, especially when reference images are important.

Example Usecase

Simple Text + Image -> Video

A streamlined version optimized for fast, lightweight video generation.

Inputs

  • Prompt — primary description

  • Input Image (optional) — style or subject reference

Video Settings

  • Duration: 5, 10, or 12 seconds

  • Resolution: 420p, 720p, or 1080p

  • Aspect Ratio: Landscape, Portrait, Standard, or Square

  • Fixed Camera Position: enable or disable

  • Seed: control variation (-1 = random)

Output

  • A quick-rendered video clip

This version is ideal for rapid prototyping or generating simple animated assets for marketing or social media.

Example Usecase

Use Cases

  • Marketing videos from a single concept image

  • Animated moodboards

  • Scene previews for game or environment design

  • Quick animations for pitch decks or client presentations

  • Stylized loops for social media

Video Nodes provide a fast way to bring static concepts to life using text prompts and reference imagery.

Last updated