How to make Bigfoot AI videos.

Choose text or one starting image.

Open the generator and sign in when you are ready to generate. Choose Text to video to build a scene from a written description. Choose Image to video when you already have the composition you want to animate.

For image mode, upload one JPG, PNG, or WebP image of 10 MB or smaller. Choose a clear image that resembles your intended first frame. An image of a brown-furred Bigfoot fits the generator’s character styling. Then describe the movement and sound you want.

Write a scene that fits eight seconds.

In Your scene, describe the camera, Bigfoot’s main action, the setting, and the light. Add audio direction separately: a short spoken line, a sound effect, or background ambience.

For example, build around a wave, a curious glance at a coffee cup, or a short weather report. Keeping one action and one short line is our editing suggestion for this duration. It does not guarantee that every instruction will be followed.

Use the seven original starter prompts if you need an idea. They are untested templates. The optional AI prompt button can expand a written idea; read and edit its wording before generating.

Choose landscape, portrait, or image Auto.

Select 16:9 for a wider view or 9:16 for an upright frame. Auto is available in image mode and selects the ratio based on the uploaded image. Set this in the controls, even if the prompt also describes the framing.

The current output is 8 seconds at 720p with audio. Google’s broader Veo documentation includes options that this interface does not offer; writing a different resolution or duration in a prompt does not change these settings.

You can leave the seed random or lock a value from 10000 to 99999. A seed does not promise identical results or consistent characters across separate videos.

Check the full credit cost.

Basic costs 15 credits per video. Premium costs 65 credits per video and requires an active subscription. Choose between one and four outputs; the price is multiplied by the output count.

New verified accounts receive 10 welcome credits. Verified users can manually claim 30 credits once per UTC week from My credits. The welcome credits alone are not enough for a 15-credit Basic video; weekly credits are not added automatically.

Review the amount on the Generate video button and your available balance. See plans and credit options for current pricing.

Decide whether your scene should be public.

Public visibility is on by default. When it is on, your video and prompt may appear in public listings. Turn it off before generating if you want the result to be available only through your signed-in account.

Review the wording and uploaded image with that choice in mind. Check the privacy policy for more about submitted content and access.

Generate, then find your clip in My videos.

After checking the prompt, model, output count, credits, and visibility, select Generate video. Follow the generation status in the preview. You can also return to My videos to find the job and its status.

When a video is complete, play it and use Download to save it. For a batch, review and save each output you want. Generation time varies; do not assume every request will complete within the same time.

If a request is still processing or needs review, check its existing entry in My videos before starting another. If the interface offers Retry original request, that action checks the saved request. A new generation is a separate request that uses credits.

Review the result before sharing.

If you try again, simplify the action or change one detail so the comparison is useful. Each new attempt uses credits. Label a fictional sighting as an AI-generated scene when sharing it.