Haiper

Key facts: Haiper turns text prompts and still images into short AI video clips, with models for realistic motion, stylised animation and image-to-video transformation. It is built for social clips, product teasers and creative experiments rather than long-form film.

Plans: Haiper has a free tier with credits to try generation, and paid plans that add more credits, faster generation and higher-resolution output. Check the official pricing page for current credit allowances.

Best for: creators testing video ideas quickly and social teams needing short motion assets. Watch out: like all video generators, hands, faces and fast motion can still glitch — keep clips short and check every frame before publishing. Who should skip it: filmmakers who need long-form, glitch-free footage, since Haiper is built for short social and teaser clips.

Pros

• Turns text prompts and still images into short AI video clips.
• Offers models for realistic motion, stylised animation and image-to-video transformation.
• Built for social clips, product teasers and creative experiments rather than long-form film.
• A free credit tier lets you try generation before paying.

Watch out for

• Like all video generators, hands, faces and fast motion can still glitch, so check every frame before publishing.
• Keep clips short; it is built for short motion assets, not long-form film.
• Paid plans add faster generation and higher resolution, so free output is the slower, lower tier.

Pricing

Haiper has a free tier with credits to try generation, and paid plans that add more credits, faster generation and higher-resolution output. Check the official pricing page for current credit allowances.

FAQs

What does Haiper make? Short AI video clips from text prompts or still images, for social clips, product teasers and creative experiments.

Can I start from an image? Yes, it supports image-to-video transformation alongside text-to-video.

Is there a free tier? Yes, with credits to try generation; paid plans add more credits, faster generation and higher resolution.

Can I use Haiper for a feature film? No, it is built for short clips rather than long-form film, and hands, faces and fast motion can still glitch.