Generate videos from simple 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 non-Adobe video models.

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

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

Tap Camera > Shot Size to make changes related to video motion.

• None: Use the default framing with no specific emphasis on subject size.
• Extreme close up: Zoom in to highlight tiny details, such as an eye or a fingertip.
• Close up shot: Focus tightly on a subject’s face or key feature to draw attention.
• Medium shot: Frame the subject to include their form and some background for context.
• Long shot: Show the complete subject and their surroundings to establish context.
• Extreme long shot: Capture a wide view of the scene to place the subject within a broader environment.

Tap Camera Angle and choose from the options:

• None: Use the standard camera angle with no specific positioning.
• Aerial shot: View the scene from a high elevation, like footage from a drone or helicopter.
• Eye level shot: Align the camera with the subject’s height for a natural, neutral perspective.
• High angle shot: Position the camera above the subject to look down and reduce its visual dominance.
• Low angle shot: Shoot from below the subject to emphasize height.
• Top down shot: Capture the subject from directly overhead for a flat, bird’s-eye perspective.

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.