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AI image and video generation workspace for text prompts and supported references, with multiple models, model-aware controls, credit estimates, and private history.

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Reference2Video is an AI image and video generation workspace for creating visual assets from text prompts and supported references. Users can choose from a catalog of current image and video models, adjust model-aware settings such as aspect ratio, duration, resolution, sound, reference mode,...
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Reference2Video's answer:
Reference2Video brings AI image and video generation into one model-aware workspace. The same composer adapts available references and controls to the selected model, shows a credit estimate before generation, and keeps completed outputs in private account history.
Reference2Video's answer:
Choose Reference2Video when you want one workflow for prompt-based image creation, reference-guided image editing, text-to-video, image-to-video, and supported multi-reference video generation. It exposes the options each selected model supports and keeps completed results organized in one account.
Reference2Video's answer:
Reference2Video is designed for creators, marketers, designers, indie founders, and product teams that need fast visual drafts, product images, campaign concepts, character scenes, storyboards, and short AI videos without building separate model integrations.
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