SupaImagine

SupaImagine is a web AI video generator that gathers Veo 3.1, Seedance 2, HappyHorse and other models in one place for image to video and text to video, with a saved clip library and follow-up tools like upscaling.

SupaImagine is a web-based AI video generator that puts several leading video models behind one interface. Instead of juggling separate sites for each model, a user picks from a dropdown that includes the Veo 3.1 family, the Seedance 2 family, HappyHorse 1.1, MiniMax, Wan 3.0, Grok Imagine Video and others, then generates a short clip from either a photo or a written prompt. Finished clips are saved to a personal library. The workflow is built around two inputs. Image to video animates an uploaded photo, such as a product shot, a selfie or a piece of art, while text to video builds a scene from a description. Some models accept start and end frames, several reference images, or audio that matches the picture, and the interface offers a prompt polisher, an image-to-prompt helper and output settings for aspect ratio and resolution. Each model page lists its supported inputs, clip lengths and resolutions, and generation is priced in credits that vary by model and quality, with 720p to 4K options on the Veo tiers. Beyond generation, the site has a tools tab with motion control, a video upscaler, a video background remover and a fashion video generator, plus an effects tab with preset looks. These follow-up tools work on clips already in the library, which keeps iteration in one place. The audience is mostly shops and brands that want short product ads from still photos, and creators making vertical clips for Reels or TikTok. Newcomers can start without installing anything and receive free credits at sign-up. Compared with single-model products from the model makers themselves, SupaImagine trades direct access to one vendor for the ability to compare looks, budgets and speed across many models using one subscription. Heavy users should still compare per-clip credit costs against going to a model's original provider, since the platform sits between the user and the underlying engines.