Poetry Video Examples

Turn a poem into a classical short film — ready-to-try poetry examples

Poetry Video mode splits a whole poem into scenes line by line: the original verse becomes narration and subtitles, and visuals are generated according to each line's meaning, then stitched into a complete short film. Poems with strong imagery work best. Here are two examples you can try right away.

Quick Parameter Reference

ParameterValue
Video modelagnes-video-v2.0 (text-to-video / image-to-video)
Max resolution720p (1152×768 @16:9 or 768×1152 @9:16)
Clip lengthUp to 20 seconds (choose 5 / 10 / 15 / 18 / 20 s)
Frame rate24 fps; total frames = seconds × 24 (≈121 at 5 s)
Narration & subtitlesGenerate with the presenter avatar mode (see "Narration & Subtitles")
Free quotaCompletely free; about 16 requests / minute

#1"Thoughts on a Silent Night" — Li Bai

Example Poem
Before my bed the silver moonlight glows, as if a hoar frost were on the ground. I raise my head to watch the moon aglow, then lower it to think of my hometown.

A four-line poem is the best starting point: one image per line (moonlight on the bed, frost-like ground, raising the head to the moon, bowing in thought). The model renders each line and adds narration automatically.

#2"Spring Morning" — Meng Haoran

Example Poem
I slept in spring not waking till daybreak, heard birds chirping everywhere around. After a night of wind and showers, how many flowers have fallen to the ground?

Scene first, feeling second. The spring-morning birdsong, last night's wind and rain, and fallen blossoms connect naturally — perfect for a fresh, healing classical short.

How to Use

"Poetry Video" is a desktop feature and is not available in the online demo. After installing the desktop version, select "Poetry Video" and paste the poem into the "Poem Text" input.

Try It Now

Download the desktop version, paste a poem you love, and turn it into an atmospheric short film.

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Last updated2026-08-21

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