// ENGINE 11 — PRUNA AI
P-Video
Fastest generation at lowest cost. Ten-credit drafts in record time — iterate on the idea before spending flagship credits.
- CREDITS
- 10 cr
- QUALITY
- good
- SPEED
- fastest
- DURATIONS
- 5 / 10s
- ASPECTS
- 9:16 · 16:9 · 1:1
- IMAGE INPUT
- first frame
GENERATE
— renders with p-video — 10 crPROMPT SAMPLES
— written for this engine — use one as a starting pointPROMPT_01
Quick draft: a skateboarder rolls through a sunlit plaza, camera panning to follow — blocking test for a longer shot.
PROMPT_02
A cat knocks a pencil off a desk in slow motion, staring into the camera the entire time.
PROMPT_03
Loopable background: rain sliding down a café window at night, bokeh traffic lights beyond.
PROMPT_04
Time-lapse-style clouds rolling over a mountain ridge, shadows sweeping the valley floor.
PROMPT_05
Framing test: a chef plates a dish in a tight overhead shot — checking composition before a Wan 2.7 render.
PROMPT_06
A paper airplane glides down an empty school hallway, banking gently past the lockers into a classroom.
ABOUT
P-Video is Pruna AI's efficiency-first engine — Pruna's whole discipline is compressing and accelerating models — and it is the fastest, cheapest render in the studio at 10 credits a shot. One Seedance 2.0 render buys six drafts here.
That math changes how you work. Prompt writing is an iterative craft: the first phrasing of a shot is rarely the best one, and the difference between a good and great render is usually three revisions away. At flagship prices those revisions are expensive; at 10 credits they're routine. Draft here, refine here, then spend the expensive credits exactly once.
Shots run 5 or 10 seconds in 9:16, 16:9, or 1:1, from text or an image, with the shortest queue-to-result time of any engine. Quality sits in the solid tier — good enough to judge blocking, framing, motion, and whether the idea works at all, which is precisely a draft's job. When a draft works, promote the exact prompt to Seedance 2.0 or Veo 3.1.
STRENGTHS
— what this engine does better than the others- The cheapest render in the studio: 10 credits — six drafts for one Seedance 2.0 render
- The fastest queue-to-result time of any engine here
- Good enough to judge blocking, framing and motion — a draft's actual job
- Text or image input in 9:16, 16:9 and 1:1
- Makes prompt iteration routine instead of expensive
PROMPTING TIPS
— how to talk to this model- TIP_01Treat renders as sketches: change one variable per take — framing, verb, light — and keep notes on what moved the shot.
- TIP_02Once a draft works, run the exact same prompt on a flagship engine; the phrasing transfers.
- TIP_03Batch variants: five takes of one idea still costs less than a single Seedance render.
- TIP_04Use it to storyboard — render every shot of a sequence cheaply and cut them together before polishing any of them.
USE CASES
01
Prompt iteration
Test five phrasings of the same shot for less than one Seedance render, then promote the winner to a flagship engine.
02
Storyboards and animatics
Rough out a whole sequence shot-by-shot cheaply enough to throw half of it away.
03
High-volume content
Daily posts, A/B variants, background loops — places where quantity and turnaround beat polish.
04
Learning the craft
The cheapest way to build prompt-writing intuition: render, adjust, render again.