Plain-language prompts
Talk about lighting, camera and mood. You do not need to remember endpoint names.
Connect VideoGenAPI once, then describe a scene the way you would to a colleague. Claude or ChatGPT handles the rest: Sora 2, Veo 3, Kling 3 and more, billed on the plan you already have.
No extra app to learn. You already chat with an assistant, and now it can actually produce the video.
Talk about lighting, camera and mood. You do not need to remember endpoint names.
Sora, Veo, Kling and the rest of the VideoGenAPI catalog. One subscription, from chat or from the API.
Most clips land between thirty seconds and a few minutes. The assistant shares a link when it’s done.
Choose the app you use. We show the three short steps for that one.
Claude opens a sign-in window. No keys to copy.
https://videogenapi.com/mcp
If your app asks for a config file, paste this and replace the token from Dashboard → MCP.
A sentence is enough. Here are prompts that work well on day one.
Social
Handheld, captions, bathroom or kitchen light, the kind of clip that belongs on Reels or TikTok.
Brand
Golden hour, slow camera, 16:9. Ask for Sora 2 or Veo 3 when you want it to feel like a film.
Still → motion
Drop an image link in the chat and say how it should move: a slow orbit, wind in fabric, steam over a cup.
Ads
Cold open, one visual surprise, then the benefit. Fast models like Grok Imagine or Seedance are enough to iterate.
Say “use Veo” if you care. Otherwise the assistant picks something sensible from your catalog.
Story-like shots that hold together from start to finish.
Photoreal scenes when you want it to look shot, not generated.
Product motion and social formats, including from a still.
Quick drafts while you are still finding the idea.
Plus Seedance, Wan, LTXV and the rest of the model list.
It lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and similar apps create videos with your VideoGenAPI account, using the same models and plan as the website.
Not for Claude or ChatGPT. You paste a link, sign in, and ask for a video in plain language. Cursor and Claude Code need a short config if you already use those tools.
No. Videos use your VideoGenAPI subscription. Connecting is free. You need an active plan to generate, just like on the API.
The same ones as on VideoGenAPI: Sora 2, Veo 3, Kling 3, Grok Imagine, Seedance and the rest of the catalog. Name the model in your prompt, or let the assistant pick.
Usually between thirty seconds and a few minutes, depending on the model. The assistant waits, then shares a link when it is ready.
You approve access on a sign-in screen. The assistant can create videos and see your usage. It cannot change your password or billing.
Prefer the written spec? It’s on the MCP docs page.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT, then ask for the video you were going to brief anyway.