Generate videos from text descriptions

Open Firefly on mobile.

On the home screen, tap Text to video.

In the Prompt field, enter a detailed description of the video you want to generate.

Tap General > Model to choose from Adobe or a non-Adobe model.

• Adobe models:
  • Firefly Video
• Non-Adobe models:
  • Veo 2
  • Veo 3

Select the resolution from 540p, 720p, or 1080p.

Tap Aspect Ratio and choose Widescreen (16:9), Vertical (9:16), or Square(1:1).

Tap Motion to control how the camera moves within the generated video:

• Zoom in: Gradually bring the camera closer to the subject, enlarging its presence over time.
• Zoom out: Gradually remove the camera from the subject, reducing its visual size as the video plays.
• Move left: Pan the camera horizontally toward the left side of the frame.
• Move right: Pan the camera horizontally toward the right side of the frame.
• Tilt up: Angle the camera lens upward to reveal the content over the current frame.
• Tilt down: Angle the camera lens downward to show what lies over the current view.
• Static: Keep the camera still, with no directional movement throughout the shot.
• Handheld: Mimic the natural motion of a handheld camera, adding slight shakes for a dynamic, unsteady look.

Tap Advanced > Seed option to control randomness.

Tap the Generate  icon to generate the video.

Tap the Download icon to download the video.

Open Firefly on mobile.

On the home screen, tap Text to video.

In the Prompt field, enter a detailed description of the video you want to generate.

Tap the Model dropdown menu to choose from Adobe or a non-Adobe model. Once done, tap the close icon to confirm your selection.

• Adobe models:
  • Firefly Video
• Non-Adobe models:
  • Veo 2 and Veo 3
  • Luma Ray 3

Select the Aspect ratio, Resolution, and Duration dropdown menus to select and apply your preferred settings. 

If you've chosen the Firefly video model, go to Additional settings to further define your generated output.

In the Additional settings section, use the Shot size dropdown menu to specify the framing of the main subject within the videos.

• None: Default shot size.
• Extreme closeup: Zoom in to emphasize minute details, often on a single feature like an eye or a hand.
• Closeup: Focus tightly on a subject’s face or a specific detail, highlighting important elements.
• Medium: Frame the subject while providing enough context to the environment and surroundings.
• Long: Include the entire subject within its environment, providing context and background.
• Extreme long: Capture a broad view of the scene and show the relationship between the subject and the surroundings.

Use the Shot angle dropdown menu to frame the subject from a specific perspective and select from the available options:

• None: Default camera angle.
• Aerial shot: A high-altitude view, like from a drone or a helicopter.
• Eye level shot: A shot at the same height as the subject.
• High angle shot: A view from above the subject, looking down on it.
• Low angle shot: A view from below the subject, looking up at it.
• Top down shot: A view directly above the subject, looking straight down.

Tap Motion presets to control how the camera moves within the generated video:

• Zoom in: Gradually bring the camera closer to the subject, enlarging its presence over time.
• Zoom out: Gradually remove the camera from the subject, reducing its visual size as the video plays.
• Move left: Pan the camera horizontally toward the left side of the frame.
• Move right: Pan the camera horizontally toward the right side of the frame.
• Tilt up: Angle the camera lens upward to reveal the content over the current frame.
• Tilt down: Angle the camera lens downward to show what lies over the current view.
• Static: Keep the camera still, with no directional movement throughout the shot.
• Handheld: Mimic the natural motion of a handheld camera, adding slight shakes for a dynamic, unsteady look.

If you want to specify the visual style for the generated video, you can either write a descriptive prompt that clearly outlines everything in the video, including the desired style or look, or choose a style preset from the Style section.

Tap the Generate  icon to generate the video.

Tap the Download icon   to save the video to your device, or select Open In to open the video in Adobe Express or Premiere.

If you want to edit the video further or adjust certain settings, select the Adjust settings option.