01 ·
≈ 1 min
Attach the cast
Up to nine references. Characters, props, locations.
You stop re-casting your lead every scene. Happy Horse holds the face, the wardrobe and the props. Cite the references. Shoot scene two.
Free account · ⚡50 on signup · No card
● Made with Happy Horse
Text to video, a single image animated, or up to nine references cited by name.
Happy Horse 1.1 · 10s
“Generate a stag in a night forest lit by bioluminescent mushrooms”
Happy Horse 1.1 · 10s
“Make a humpback whale gliding through a ring of fish, lit from above”
Happy Horse 1.1 · 10s
“Make an aerial follow of a small boat crossing a misty fjord at sunrise”
Happy Horse i2v · 5s
“Make a hot tub bubbling on a twilight terrace”
● Why people pick it
Chapter 01 · The cast
Recurring characters across scenes, without the face drifting.
● Reference to video
The r2v line takes up to nine references and names them in the prompt.
Happy Horse r2v · 5s
“Generate a silk scarf dancing in the air”
Happy Horse r2v · 5s
“Generate a sailboat sailing into the sunrise”
Happy Horse r2v · 5s
“Generate popcorn bursting from a striped box”
Happy Horse r2v · 5s
“Make a robot vacuum gliding across a sunlit floor”
Happy Horse r2v · 8s
“Make a red fox leaping through fresh snow”
● Three moves
01 ·
≈ 1 min
Up to nine references. Characters, props, locations.
Press a themeIt loads a real prompt
“Make a red fox leaping through fresh snow”
“Make a humpback whale gliding through a ring of fish, lit from above”
“Generate a silk scarf dancing in the air”
02 ·
≈ 2 min
Name each reference where it belongs in the scene.
03 ·
≈ 90 sec
Confirm the ⚡ quote on the button. The same cast comes back.
● Three ways in
Write the scene, get the scene. Nine aspect ratios, 3 to 15 seconds, 720p or 1080p. Steal working setups from the community wall.
Start from the frame you already own. One still goes in. Motion comes out, and the look is already yours. Full rates live on the pricing page.
Attach up to nine references. Cite them in the prompt in attach order. Characters, wardrobe, props and locations survive the cut to scene two.
● Every format
Vertical, square and widescreen. Twelve takes.
Happy Horse 1.1 · 5s
Make a snowboarder carving through fresh powder
Happy Horse 1.1 · 5s
Generate a steak sizzling on a backyard grill
Happy Horse 1.1 · 8s
Vertical shot. A lone rock climber on a sheer granite wall at golden hour, chalk dust on the fingertips, muscles taut as they reach for the next hold. The camera drifts upward alongside them, the valley far below in haze. Cinematic, photorealistic, warm rim light.
Happy Horse 1.1 · 5s
Square frame. A faceted glass perfume bottle on a polished marble plinth, amber liquid catching a slow shaft of light. Sheer silk drifts behind it in slow motion. Soft studio key, deep shadows, macro detail on the glass edges. Luxury commercial, photorealistic.
Happy Horse 1.1 · 8s
Make a surfer riding inside a breaking wave, sun through the lip
Happy Horse 1.1 · 5s
Make a cast-iron stove crackling in a mountain cabin
Happy Horse 1.1 · 8s
Vertical shot. A potter's hands shaping a tall clay vessel on a spinning wheel. Wet clay glistens, water runs down the walls, fingers pull the form upward. Warm afternoon light through a dusty workshop window, shallow depth of field, slow push in. Cinematic, photorealistic.
Happy Horse 1.1 · 5s
Square frame. A vinyl record spinning on a turntable, the tonearm tracking the groove, dust motes floating in a warm lamp beam. Slow macro drift across the platter, deep amber shadows. Photorealistic, shallow depth of field.
Happy Horse 1.1 · 8s
Make a barista pouring steamed milk into a cup by the window
Happy Horse 1.1 · 5s
Generate a hammock swaying on a tropical beach
Happy Horse 1.1 · 10s
Generate aurora ribbons over a frozen mountain lake
Happy Horse 1.1 · 5s
Square frame. A hummingbird hovering at a red trumpet flower, wings blurred, throat feathers flashing green. Slow motion, morning backlight, soft green garden bokeh behind. Nature documentary macro, photorealistic.
● The wide take
Twelve seconds across the dunes, 21:9.
Make an astronaut crossing desert dunes at sunset
A woman in her late twenties talks straight into her phone camera in a bright kitchen, handheld selfie framing, natural window light, she smiles and gestures mid-sentence, casual creator energy, no on-screen captions
Generated on OpenClips · happy-horse-t2v · September 2026
A bearded man in a green parka hikes along a ridge as the camera orbits from his profile to his front and the valley opens behind him, face and parka consistent, cold morning light
Generated on OpenClips · happy-horse-t2v · September 2026
Wide shot of a campfire on a beach at night, two friends clap along to a ukulele with the strums and claps in sync, waves behind them, firelight
Generated on OpenClips · happy-horse-t2v · September 2026
Cinematic product shot: a matte black wireless earbud case turns slowly on a dark reflective surface, a single warm rim light sweeps across it, macro lens, shallow depth of field, slow push-in, plain unbranded case
Generated on OpenClips · happy-horse-t2v · September 2026
A boy in a striped shirt bounces a basketball on an empty court, each bounce lands with its sound and his sneakers squeak on a turn, late afternoon light
Generated on OpenClips · happy-horse-t2v · September 2026
● The sheet
Same price, three different inputs.
| Spec | Happy Horse 1.1 | Image to video | Reference to video |
|---|---|---|---|
| Status | Happy Horse 1.1Live | Image to videoLive | Reference to videoLive |
| Input | Happy Horse 1.1Text | Image to videoOne image | Reference to videoUp to 9 references |
| Resolutions | Happy Horse 1.1720p · 1080p | Image to video720p · 1080p | Reference to video720p · 1080p |
| Clip length | Happy Horse 1.13–15s | Image to video3–15s | Reference to video3–15s |
| Citations | Happy Horse 1.1None | Image to videoNone | Reference to videoNamed in the prompt |
| Audio | Happy Horse 1.1Silent | Image to videoSilent | Reference to videoSilent |
| Best for | Happy Horse 1.1Scene from scratch | Image to videoMove a frame you own | Reference to videoCharacter continuity |
| From | Happy Horse 1.1⚡86 | Image to video⚡86 | Reference to video⚡86 |
● Spec sheet
Figures reflect OpenClips defaults, August 2026.
● One model, ten disciplines
Recurring casts, episodic shorts and product loops.
● Quoted first
6s · happy-horse-t2v
172
from $1.07
The cheapest way to test a cast.
6s · happy-horse-t2v
220
from $1.37
Delivery resolution for the episode.
up to 15s · happy-horse-t2v
scales with length
The quote shows before you render.
● OpenClips MCP
No console and no syntax. Your agent briefs Happy Horse through the OpenClips MCP server. It queues the render and hands back the cut.
https://mcp.openclips.aiStep 01
One sentence is the brief. Cast, scene, platform.
Step 02
References, ratio, length and the ⚡ quote. Drafted and queued.
Step 03
Download it, remix it, or ship it. Credits settle automatically.
● Director's notes
Four habits that keep episode two on model.
Front-lit, unobstructed, one subject. That still is the cast.
One still per subject
Name each reference in the prompt where it belongs in the scene.
Name them in the prompt
A jacket or a mug drifts as fast as a face. Attach them.
Attach the jacket
Happy Horse renders silent. Score and dialogue land after.
Score it afterwards
● From the blog
Prompt CraftSix beats that turn one line of text into a trailer-grade clip.
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Ad PlaybooksHook, proof, punchline — the structure behind our best spots.
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Model GuidesThree flagship video models, three personalities. Which one to roll.
Read it →● Questions
Happy Horse is free to try. A new account gets ⚡50 on signup with no card. Video renders draw from that wallet, and a Happy Horse take costs more than the grant, so top up when the deliverable matters. Packs start at $10/800⚡. Image models and short 720p drafts stretch the grant furthest.
Up to nine per render on the reference-to-video line. Attach the character, the wardrobe piece, the location, the prop. Anything you want the model to keep from take to take. Then cite each one by name in the prompt, in attach order, where it belongs in the scene.
That is the whole point of the r2v line. The reference set is what the model works from, not a fresh imagination each render. Faces, wardrobe and props hold across episodes. For hero shots that need per-frame control, hand the take to Runway Gen-4.5 or Seedance 2.5 in the same composer.
No. All three Happy Horse lines render silent, on every resolution and every length. Score, voice and sound design are a post step. When a take has to carry sound out of the render itself, Veo 3.1 and Seedance 2.5 do that in one pass.
All three land on the same flat rate today: from ⚡86 (from $0.53) per render on the composer, rising with resolution and length. The image line is not cheaper, it is faster to get right, because a still you already own carries the look. The composer prints the exact ⚡ on the Generate button before you press it.
Happy Horse for character continuity across episodes at a flat per-render rate from ⚡86 (from $0.53). Runway Gen-4.5 for world references and Aleph editing at a per-second cell rate. A common flow is casting the series on Happy Horse and finishing hero shots on Gen-4.5 when the campaign has to hold on a repeated world. Both live in the same composer, share your wallet and land in the same library.
● The receipts
Every link goes to the vendor's own page.
Cast once, shoot the series.
Generate with Happy HorseOr roll with a sibling model
Ask any creator who has tried episodic AI content: scene two is where characters go to die. The face drifts, the jacket changes, your protagonist becomes their cousin.
The content pattern of 2026 is the AI series. Recurring characters, episodic shorts, AI influencers with actual continuity. Happy Horse 1.1 is the roster's specialist for it.
Start from nothing and the text line builds the scene. Start from a frame you already own and the image line moves it. Start from a cast and the reference line takes up to nine stills and names them in the prompt. All three sit in one composer and draw on one wallet.
Happy Horse renders silent. There is no native audio track on any of the three lines, so score and dialogue are a post step. For a take that needs sound inside the render, Veo 3.1 and Seedance 2.5 carry it.
● Where to go next