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A striker in a red kit smashes a volley into the top corner of the net in a rain-soaked stadium at night.
Kling, Seedance, Nano Banana, FLUX and ElevenLabs in one app. Type a sentence or drop a product photo and get a finished vertical video, with the price shown before you click.
Everything below was generated inside Slate with the prompt you see. The number is what it cost in credits. On Starter, 500 credits are $12 a month.
Describe the shot in a sentence, or add a product photo, a selfie or a start frame. A built-in helper rewrites rough prompts into detailed ones.
Every model is listed with what it does best and what the clip will cost. Compare up to four models on the same prompt.
Results land in your library with sound, ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts. Reframe, extend, upscale, add voice or music without leaving the app.

Every clip shows its price in credits before you click. A credit costs 2.4¢ on Starter, 1.9¢ on Creator and 1.7¢ on Studio. Credits roll over for 90 days on paid plans, and failed renders are refunded.
Busy month? Top up 400 credits for $10 on any paid plan. Top-up credits last 12 months. Cancel anytime from your account, and keep the credits you have paid for.
No. Sign in with your email, use the free credits or pick a plan, and generate. Slate runs the models for you.
Yes. Every model in Slate is licensed for commercial use. You own what you make, within the content rules in the terms.
Failed generations are refunded in credits automatically. If the result is not what you wanted, change the prompt or try another model; the compare tool runs up to four models on one prompt so you can pick the best take.
Because a Kling clip costs more to run than a draft clip, and we would rather show you the real price than slow everyone down with hidden limits.
Paid-plan credits roll over for 90 days, top-ups last 12 months, free credits 30 days. The oldest credits are used first.
Yes. Open slatestudio.us/app in your phone's browser and add it to your home screen. Your library is the same on every device.
Platforms like TikTok and Instagram ask you to turn on their AI label when you post realistic AI video. Slate's results are yours to label; we recommend doing it, and we never present a generated presenter as a real person.