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VIBE is an AI video generator app that turns text and photos into AI videos!
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
VIBE is an AI video generator for Android that makes short clips from a text prompt, a photo or an image reference. The developer lists text-to-video, image-to-video, photo animation, cinematic clips, anime videos, AI video effects and social media videos as the kinds of output.
The developer says no prior experience is needed, so the app is aimed at people who want a short clip without learning a video editor. The clips are built for short-form posting, which is the use the developer names most often.
The build we hold is VIBE: AI Video Maker & Editor 3.5.2 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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Text-to-video starts from a written prompt. Image-to-video starts from a photo or picture and generates motion from it, and photo animation is the developer's term for bringing a still image to life. The developer describes the results as realistic.
Image references can be added as a visual guide for the clip. Together these cover three starting points: a description, a single picture, or a reference image that shapes what gets generated.
Each generation runs on an AI video model that you pick in the app. The developer says the models offered are among the most popular available and that they are updated over time.
If a result is not what you wanted, the developer's suggestion is to pick a different model and generate again, rather than adjusting the same run. Switching models is the app's main way of changing the outcome.
The developer lists cinematic clips, anime videos and AI video effects as styles you can generate. Each one is chosen through the model or mode you pick, so the look of a clip depends on which style you start from.
These styles sit alongside the plain text and photo modes, so one app covers a film-like shot, an animated look and an effect applied to a picture.