Why a football-first generator
A generic text-to-video model can produce a person running. It does not know that the chip over the goalkeeper is the signature beat, or that the camera should stay wide enough to keep the keeper in frame. The difference between a generic clip and a recognizable football edit is in those details.
Ozilai ships those details as prompts and as default specs. You can still write your own scene, but you do not have to invent the format from scratch.
What is actually under the hood
The video model is ByteDance Seedance 2.0, served through KIE. Content moderation is handled by SeeAPI and runs before the task is submitted. The studio polls the task, copies the finished MP4 into its own storage, and serves the download from there.
That architecture is deliberately small: one model on sale, one credit price per resolution, one result store. A model tier appears on the page only after it has been verified end to end. No “coming soon” tiers that cannot render.
What you can make today
The current templates cover the goal, the celebration, the stadium atmosphere and the first touch. Each one is a complete prompt with the identity clause already included.
- The chip and finish — the flagship Ozil-style sequence.
- Slow-motion celebration — a corner-flag run for fan pages.
- Night-match atmosphere — a tunnel walk under floodlights.
- First touch and turn — a control-and-drive moment.
Transparent credits, no subscription trap
A 480p · 12-second clip is 5 credits, 720p is 10, and 1080p is 30. A shorter clip scales down, rounded up to a whole credit. A failed render is refunded to the same grant; a successful render is charged once.
One-time credit packs never expire. Subscriptions are available for people who render often, but a single clip does not require one. The price you see before you press Generate is the price the server charges.
Prompt recipe
A cinematic football goal: a player receives a lofted pass, chips the rushing goalkeeper, rounds two sliding defenders and rolls the ball into the empty net. The camera tracks the run from the halfway line, floodlit stadium, broadcast colour grade, slow motion.This is the exact English prompt the model receives. Edit it in the studio above; the credit cost depends on resolution and length, not on the prompt.
Questions, answered
How is this different from a general AI video generator?
The presets, prompts and default framing are built for football. The model is the same class of image-to-video system, but the workflow starts from a football moment rather than a blank prompt.
Which model does it use?
ByteDance Seedance 2.0 through KIE. SeeAPI handles content moderation before the task is submitted.
Can I generate a clip without a photo?
Yes. Switch to text mode and describe the scene. The identity clause is only added when a photo is present.
What resolutions are available?
480p, 720p and 1080p, at 4, 8 or 12 seconds. The credit cost is shown before you generate.
What happens to my uploaded photo?
It is used as the first frame and uploaded to the provider for the render. It is not used to train a model. You can delete your account data through the settings page.
