In this video I show you how I’ve been creating AI videos with Vadoo AI using nothing more than text prompts and images. I run through a bunch of examples I made over the last few days—turning a single photo into a cinematic intro, doing subtle Ken Burns-style motion on landscapes, and even generating whimsical scenes like a teddy bear skipping through a forest. I also show how you can take a stock photo (like a woman on a laptop from Pexels) and quickly turn it into a short clip where it looks like she’s typing. The other big workflow I cover is turning existing content into video. I fed my own blog post (“how to build a WordPress website in 25 minutes”) into Vadoo AI and it generated a story-style video with voiceover and captions. I also demo the “fake text” format where you paste a P1/P2 dialogue and it becomes a phone conversation video—perfect for short-form content. Finally, I break down the settings I recommend (I like 5-second clips to avoid weird artifacts, then stitch scenes together), model choices like WAN for higher-quality animation, and the important detail: for those high-quality AI video models you’ll need an API key (I used MU API), which worked out to roughly 30 cents per 5-second video. I also share why the AppSumo lifetime deal (for a limited time) can make a lot of sense if you want consistent monthly credits.