Hailuo 2.3 is a text-to-video model built for creators who need footage that looks filmed, not generated. It takes a written scene description or a reference image and returns a short video clip with realistic human motion, expressive facial detail, and consistent visual style throughout the shot. For anyone who has struggled to visualize a scene before committing to production, or who simply needs social-ready video without a camera or crew, it solves that gap in minutes. The model works in two modes. Provide a text prompt and it generates the entire scene from scratch, following your style and motion cues closely. Upload a reference image as the first frame and the model uses it as an anchor, building the rest of the clip around that composition and aspect ratio. Output options run up to 1080p resolution for a crisp, ready-to-use video file, with clip lengths of either 6 or 10 seconds depending on your resolution choice. In a real workflow, Hailuo 2.3 sits between the concept stage and the edit. Use it to produce B-roll that matches a specific visual direction, prototype a client scene before committing to a shoot, or turn a mood board image into a moving reference. Set your resolution, write your prompt, and get a finished clip without waiting on render farms or post-production timelines.
Hailuo 2.3 is a text-to-video model built for creators who need footage that looks filmed, not generated. It converts a written scene description or a reference image into a short, high-fidelity video clip with realistic human motion, expressive character faces, and cinematic visual consistency. On Picasso IA, you access it directly in the browser with no setup required. Whether you are prototyping a client scene, producing B-roll, or turning a concept image into a moving reference, Hailuo 2.3 returns a finished clip in minutes from a single input.
Do I need programming skills or technical knowledge to use this? No, just open Hailuo 2.3 on Picasso IA, adjust the settings you want, and hit generate.
Is it free to try? Yes, you can run Hailuo 2.3 without a paid subscription to get started. Check the credits page for details on how many generations are included at each tier.
How long does it take to get results? Most clips finish generating within a couple of minutes. Longer clips and 1080p jobs may take slightly more time depending on current server load.
What output formats are supported? You receive a standard video file compatible with common editing tools, social platforms, and presentation software. No extra conversion is needed after download.
Can I customize the style of the output? Yes. Include specific details in your prompt about lighting, camera movement, character appearance, and mood. The more descriptive your input, the closer the result matches your intent.
What happens if I am not happy with the result? Rewrite your prompt with more specifics about motion, framing, or the look you want, and run it again. You can also toggle the prompt optimizer to see how different interpretations affect the clip.
Can I anchor the video to a specific image? Yes. Upload an image as the first frame and the model generates the rest of the clip to match that visual starting point, including aspect ratio and overall composition.
Everything this model can do for you
Renders natural human movement and expressive facial detail that holds up across the full clip.
Accepts either a text prompt or a reference image as the starting point for every generation.
Delivers full HD clips at 1920x1080 for footage ready to drop into a professional edit.
Choose between 6-second and 10-second clips depending on your resolution and pacing needs.
Automatically refines your input to extract better motion, framing, and visual consistency.
Follows cinematic style cues in your prompt closely, keeping tone and visual treatment consistent throughout.
Pin the first frame to a specific photo or illustration to control how the scene opens.
Ideal for both creative and professional use
slow handheld camera movement: Two firebenders face off in a dark alley as heavy rain pours. One exhales steam. Sparks ignite from soaked fists. They launch into motion kicks, spins, flaming strikes that hiss on contact with water. Explosions reflect in puddles. Fire clashes mid-air, casting harsh orange light. A final blast sends water and embers flying toward camera. Stylized urban fantasy with dramatic lighting and intense motion.
From a soaring aerial, the rider rockets across a collapsing skyline, rooftops narrowing into jagged ledges. Camera hovers tight above as he angles through curved glass and steel, void yawning between buildings. Each rooftop leap sparks drama, until he threads impossibly across the final span, city blurring below.
a tiktok dancer is dancing on a small drone, doing flips and tricks
a tiktok dancer is dancing on a small drone, doing flips and tricks
a tiktok dancer is dancing on a small drone, doing flips and tricks
