AI Trailer Generator: Cinematic Trailers From Text

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Turn a premise into a trailer. Add a score and a voiceover.

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Cinematic shots from a premise

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Make a trailer in three steps

  1. 01

    Open Morphic

    Sign up and start creating on a free-flowing, infinite visual canvas.

  2. 02

    Describe the premise

    Write the story, the mood, and the key beats. Generate a cinematic shot for each.

  3. 03

    Add score and voiceover

    Generate a music score and a spoken voiceover, then cut the pieces together.

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Use cases

Tease a short film or script

A filmmaker with a script but no budget to shoot can still show what it feels like. Generate the key beats as cinematic shots, add a voiceover that sets the stakes, and lay a score under it. A pitch lands harder when a reader can see the tone rather than only imagine it.

Tease a short film or script

Book trailers that sell the world

A novel or a series has a world worth showing. Describe its settings and turning points, generate the shots, and add narration drawn from the blurb. A book trailer gives an author something to post that captures the mood a cover alone cannot.

Book trailers that sell the world

Game and product reveals

A studio or brand teasing something new can build a reveal from a premise. Generate hero shots, add a score that sets the genre, and cut to a title beat. It gives a launch a cinematic tease without a full production schedule behind it.

Game and product reveals

Pitch a concept fast

Before a project is greenlit, a trailer is the quickest way to show intent. Turn a one-line premise into a handful of shots with narration and music, so a room understands the tone in ninety seconds instead of reading a treatment.

Pitch a concept fast

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From premise to cinematic tease

Models

Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.0, Veo 3.1, and Ideogram for shots that carry legible title text.

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Text to video

Generate any shot from a written prompt, the model behind every beat of your trailer.

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$9/ month
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FAQs

How do I make a trailer with AI?
Start from a premise: the story, the mood, the moments you want to tease. Morphic generates cinematic shots for each beat, and you can add a music score with text to music and a voiceover with text to speech. You assemble the pieces into a trailer, adjusting shots and pacing as you go.
What does the trailer generator actually produce?
It gives you the raw ingredients of a trailer: cinematic shots generated from your prompts, a score, and a spoken voiceover. Those are the parts you cut together. It does not auto-edit a finished sequence with transitions on its own, so you keep control over the order and the timing.
Can I add a voiceover to the trailer?
Yes. Write the narration and generate it as speech in the voice and tone you want, then lay it over the shots. A trailer voiceover carries the premise and the stakes, so a few well-chosen lines over the strongest images do most of the work.
Can I add music and a score?
Yes. Generate a score with text to music, describing the mood you are after: tense strings, a slow build, a triumphant swell. The right music sets the genre of a trailer as much as the images do, and you can try a few directions before you commit.
Can I make a trailer for a book or a game?
Yes. A book trailer, a game teaser, a product reveal, or a short-film tease all work the same way: describe the world and the key beats, generate the shots, and add narration and score. You are not limited to film, since the tool builds from whatever premise you give it.
How do I add titles and text to the trailer?
Titles come from generating shots that contain legible text, using typography-strong models, or from adding captions over the footage. Name the exact wording in the prompt for a title card. That covers the title, credits-style lines, and the release-date beat trailers usually end on.
Can I try it before signing up?
You can explore the examples on this page without an account. To generate your own trailer, create a free account and your starter credits cover the first shots.

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