VideoAny AI Video Generator
VideoAny is a browser-based creation studio for generating videos, images, and audio. The VideoAny website puts video creation first, with text prompts and images as starting inputs. Its separate image and audio tools can supply assets for the same project.
Video, image, and audio creation
You can describe a scene or supply an image to generate a video for social content, advertising, or storytelling. The publisher also lists image creation, upscaling, and style controls. Audio options include text-to-music, voice cloning, and sound effects. These are useful distinctions when planning a project: a video prompt describes the moving scene, while the other tools create separate visual or audio material.
VideoAny offers a free tier with core features. Its homepage also distinguishes free idea submissions from credit-based generation: you can submit an idea for free selection without signing up, or spend credits to generate. A submission therefore has a different workflow from choosing settings and paying for a generation.
One-time credits and generation costs
The pricing page lists one-time packs of 1,500 credits for $50, 3,800 for $100, 9,000 for $200, and 38,000 for $500. It states that purchased credits never expire and packs do not auto-renew. Credits can be used across video, image, and audio tools.
The page describes VideoAny V5 and MiniMax H3 generation with native stereo audio and video lengths of 3 to 15 seconds. Its estimates use a three-second, 480p generation at 30 credits for those models. Longer videos consume more credits, and other models have different rates. Check the creation tool's displayed charge before committing a batch; the publisher says its calculator provides guidance and rates can change.
Usage rights and model restrictions
The homepage says free users have personal and non-commercial usage rights, while paid customers receive broader rights subject to the plan and terms. That distinction matters if you are preparing client work or an advertisement.
VideoAny describes an "uncensored" mode with minimal filtering, but says only its own VideoAny model supports it. Third-party models follow their own policies and can refuse prompts. The service still prohibits illegal content and requires rights to uploaded material. Generation timing also depends on workload and plan, so the site's speed estimates should be treated as scheduling guidance rather than a delivery guarantee.