AI Camera Control
Wandura AI camera control generates a video with a directed camera move, such as dolly in, orbit, crane up or handheld follow. Kling 3.0 is the default at 65 credits (about $0.65) for a 5-second clip with the dolly-in move; the price shows on Generate before you start. Describe the scene, pick the camera move — dolly in, orbit, crane up, handheld follow — and AI generates a video where the virtual camera actually moves the way a cinematographer would direct it.
Direct the Camera, Not Just the Scene
Camera movement is what separates footage from filmmaking — and it is exactly what generic prompts get wrong most often. AI Camera Control locks the move in for you: choose one of five cinematography presets and the tool injects it as the leading instruction of every generation, so the model treats the camera direction as law, not a suggestion. Behind it sit three video engines — Kling 3.0 (13 credits, about $0.13, per second), Veo 3.1 (54.5–75 credits, about $0.55–$0.75, per second, with audio) and LTX 2.3 Fast (6.8 credits, about $0.07, per second) — each with its price shown in the widget. The clip playing here is a real generation from this tool: the "orbit around subject" preset circling a cup of coffee, rendered on LTX.
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Add Cinematic Camera Moves to Any Shot
AI camera control applies deliberate camera motion — push-in, orbit, pan, tilt, dolly — to an image or clip, turning a static frame into a shot with intent. It is the difference between footage that sits flat and footage that feels directed, which matters most in the first two seconds of an ad.
Pick a move that matches the beat of your scene: a slow push-in for a reveal, an orbit to show a product in the round. Pair the motion with a strong first frame, and generate a couple of options so you can cut to the one that lands.
3 AI Models, One Camera Motion Tool
Five Presets, Five Cinematic Languages
Dolly in builds intensity toward a subject; dolly out reveals context and scale. Orbit wraps around a product or character like a showcase shot. Crane up delivers the sweeping establishing move, and handheld follow adds documentary energy. Pick the emotion you want, and the matching move is applied consistently.
Try AI Camera ControlConsistency Across Takes
Because the preset is prepended to your prompt on every run, regenerating a scene keeps the same camera language — change the subject, the lighting or the model, and the dolly-in is still a dolly-in. That consistency is what makes multi-clip sequences cut together like one production.
Try AI Camera ControlFor Marketers: Product Shots That Feel Filmed
An orbit around a sneaker or a slow dolly toward a bottle reads instantly as a commercial — the orbit shot playing here was drafted on LTX 2.3 Fast at 6.8 credits (about $0.07) per second with the preset alone. Then rerun the winning prompt on Kling 3.0 or Veo 3.1 for the final cut — same preset, higher fidelity.
Try AI Camera ControlFor Filmmakers: Previsualize Real Shoots
Storyboard with moving images instead of static frames: generate each planned shot with its intended camera move and cut a previz reel before anyone books equipment. A crane shot you can watch beats a crane shot you have to imagine.
Try AI Camera ControlFor Creators: Scroll-Stopping Motion in 9:16
Static AI clips blur together in a feed; a confident camera move stands out. Generate vertical takes with handheld follow or dolly energy, up to 4 variations per run, and post the take with the best motion.
Try AI Camera ControlHow It Works
- Step 01
Step 1: Pick a Camera Move
Choose from five presets: dolly in, dolly out, orbit around subject, crane up, or handheld follow.
- Step 02
Step 2: Describe the Scene
Write your prompt for the subject and setting, then pick a model, aspect ratio, resolution and duration (4–10 seconds).
- Step 03
Step 3: Create and Compare
Generate up to 4 videos per run. Results land in your Creations — download, regenerate with another move, or chain the clip onward.
How Much Does AI Camera Control Cost?
Every model below runs on one Wandura credit balance — pay only for what you generate, with no separate subscription per model.
| Model | Pricing |
|---|---|
 Kling 3.0 | Cinematic |
 Veo 3.1 | Premium · audio |
 LTX 2.3 Fast | Draft |
FAQs
A video generation tool where the camera movement is a first-class control. You select a cinematography preset — dolly, orbit, crane or handheld — and the AI generates a clip of your scene filmed with that exact move.
It is Text to Video plus a directed camera. Instead of hoping the model interprets "dolly in" buried mid-prompt, the preset is injected as the leading camera instruction on every run — so the move is applied reliably and stays identical across regenerations. Same five engines, one extra dial that matters.
Five presets: dolly in (push toward the subject), dolly out (pull away to reveal), orbit around subject (circle the scene), crane up (rise for an establishing view) and handheld follow (organic tracking with natural shake).
Three engines in one widget: Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1 and LTX 2.3 Fast. Kling leans cinematic, Veo 3.1 adds native audio, LTX is the cheap drafting engine — switch per run and compare.
Per second of generated video, with each model's price shown in the widget before you create: LTX 2.3 Fast at 6.8 credits (about $0.07), Kling 3.0 at 13 credits (about $0.13), and Veo 3.1 at 54.5–75 credits (about $0.55–$0.75). Credits are deducted only when you generate.
Duration is 4, 6, 8 or 10 seconds per clip, at 720p or 1080p, with aspect ratio presets for horizontal and vertical. You can generate up to 4 videos per run, and an auto-upscale toggle can boost quality as a post step.
The preset always leads, so keep your prompt focused on subject, setting, lighting and mood. Adding a second, conflicting camera instruction in the text tends to muddy the move — one clear direction per shot, like on a real set.
Veo 3.1 generates native audio alongside the visuals when the native-audio toggle is on (it is by default). Other models focus on the picture — add music or sound design in your edit, or generate a voiceover with Wandura's audio tools.
Every take is saved to your Creations library — download it, or chain it into another tool: extend it past the duration cap with Video Extend, restyle it with Video to Video, or upscale it for delivery.
