Trailer Direction For Creators
Use VideoAI to turn your original game world, characters, scene order, title cards, and audio direction into a trailer you can refine with text.
Start with the creative decision first, then tell VideoAI what each second of the trailer should reveal.
Step 01
Write the genre, world, characters, and trailer goal. Upload your character art, scene images, screenshots, short clips, Logo, or audio references, then use @ to assign how each asset should guide VideoAI.
Step 02
Choose a general template or begin from a blank prompt. Pick the aspect ratio and visual direction, then arrange the opening hook, world reveal, action beat, title card, and ending information by time segment.
Step 03
Create the first version, preview the video game trailer, and ask for changes to the shot, action, or rhythm in text. Download an MP4 up to 4K or continue extending the result.
Use the same self directed workflow for reveal clips, launch moments, updates, and pitch material.
A solo developer can combine concept art, a character pose, and a scene reference into a first public teaser. The result introduces the world before the main action arrives.
A marketing team can place the setting, action node, game name, release date, and closing message into a compact trailer. Each reveal appears where the team decides.
When a new area, character, or original event needs a short preview, VideoAI can follow the uploaded references and written timing notes to shape a focused clip.
Creators preparing a deck or demo reel can build a concise MP4 from owned visual references and a clear shot plan, so the project tone is easy to present.
Use VideoAI when you have an original concept, a few visual references, and a trailer message to test. You decide the world reveal, action moment, and title card before generating.
Prepare launch, update, and community preview videos with controlled pacing. A video game trailer maker helps the team align references, short text, music direction, and ending information in one prompt led flow.
Use your own game theme, artwork, and narration idea to make intros, devlog previews, or channel clips. The output stays centered on the concept you provide.
Shape the trailer through references, timing, aspect ratio, and prompt led revisions.
Opening hook, world reveal, action beat, title card, and final message appear in the order you set. VideoAI follows your timing notes so the trailer carries the intended build.
Combine text, images, video, and audio around one original game concept. Use @ to mark a subject, first frame, scene, camera move, music cue, or other reference purpose.
Multiple reference images and continuous shot direction help original characters, locations, and visual style stay coherent across short scenes in the same trailer.
Generate for 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, or 4:5 placements. A single generation can be up to 30 seconds, can be extended, and downloads as MP4 up to 4K with no watermark.
Bring in your game idea, references, timing notes, and audio direction, then generate a trailer you can review and refine.
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