Veggie AI generates controllable videos from character photos, action videos, or text prompts. Plans start at $7.9/month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Veggie AI is an online tool that uses AI to generate short, controllable videos. Users supply character images, action videos, or text prompts, and the tool produces a clip that matches the character and the movement they describe. The company says no background knowledge of AI is needed.
The product sits in the AI video generation category and runs in the browser. It works on computers, tablets, and smartphones, so there is nothing to install. Characters can be real people, anime characters, or other types of characters.
What sets it apart in the sources is the degree of control over both who appears and what they do. A reference video can supply the action, or a text motion prompt can describe it, and the character can come from a photo or from text.
The workflow has three steps. First, you choose a creation method. Second, you upload your materials or write text prompts that generate the character and the action. Third, you wait while the video is generated. The site says this usually takes a few minutes.
After generation, you can download and share the video. The FAQ adds that downloaded videos can be edited further in any video editing software, which matters if you want to add music, captions, or cuts.
Input files can be JPEG or PNG images and standard video files such as MP4. The site advises uploading clear, high-quality materials, and says you can add a few prompt words to describe the style you want.
The core of the product is four creation modes. Mix pairs a character image with a video of a person performing an action. Animate pairs a character image with a text motion prompt. Ideate uses text prompts for both the character and the motion. Stylize combines a character photo, a text image prompt that changes its style, and a text motion prompt.
Beyond the modes, the product supports downloadable output on every plan. Pro and Unlimited add a commercial license and more adjustable parameters. Generation speed is listed as faster on Basic and Pro and fastest on Unlimited.
The sources do not list integrations, an API, or team collaboration features. The FAQ also notes that the tool mainly handles one video at a time, so batch work needs a conversation with support.
Veggie AI is an online tool that uses AI to generate controllable short videos. Users provide character images, action videos, or text prompts, and the tool creates a video that matches the supplied character and actions.
Basic costs $7.9 per month for 100 credits. Pro costs $13.9 per month for 500 credits. Unlimited costs $199 per year with unlimited credits. A Yearly toggle shows a 25% saving, but yearly prices for Basic and Pro are not shown.
No. The FAQ says Veggie AI does not offer a free trial and that users must purchase credits to use the service. The homepage button reads Get Started for free, but the FAQ is explicit about the lack of a trial.
Yes. The FAQ says generated videos can be used for personal and commercial purposes such as social media, marketing materials, and advertisements. The pricing page lists a commercial license on the Pro and Unlimited plans.
It supports common image formats such as JPEG and PNG and standard video formats like MP4. The site recommends clear, high-quality uploads for the best results.
No. The FAQ states that Veggie AI does not offer refunds. Users with problems or dissatisfaction with a video are directed to customer support.
Not as a main feature. The FAQ says it primarily handles single video generation and invites users with batch needs to contact customer support for a tailored solution.
The site says generation usually takes only a few minutes. Pro and Basic plans list faster generation speed, and the Unlimited plan lists the fastest.