How Free Spicy works

Free Spicy is an uncensored AI video generator for adults (18+). You describe a scene, or bring a clip, and an AI video model turns it into a video up to 30 seconds long, in up to 1080p, with sound. Adult content between consenting adults is allowed.

What you can make

• Text to video: describe a scene and get a clip. Read more
• Characters: create a cast once and use them with @name in any prompt. Read more
• Video to video: change the outfit, background, lighting or action of a clip. Read more
• Replace character: swap a person in a video for one of your characters. Read more
• Restore film: clean up an old or blurry video into HD. Read more
• Extend video: continue a clip from its last frame or a moment you pick. Read more
• Recreate a scene: describe a scene you love and get an original scene with the same feel. Read more

Your first video in five steps

1. Sign up with your email and confirm you are 18 or older. No credit card is needed.
2. Verify your email with the 6-digit code we send you. This unlocks your free trial: one 15-second video and 2 AI portraits.
3. Open Create and pick Text to video.
4. Write what happens: the place, the people, the action and the camera. Short is fine; see the prompt guide for what works best.
5. Check the Cost box, press Generate, and your video appears in the list on the right when it is ready. It is saved in your Library.

How a generation works

• The cost is shown before you generate and is taken when you press Generate. How pricing works
• Your prompt and uploads are checked by our safety system before they reach the model. What is not allowed
• The job is queued, then generated. Most clips are ready in a few minutes; Wan 3.0 Prime Spicy is the fastest model.
• If a generation fails, your credits are refunded automatically.
• Each clip is one continuous shot in one location. For a longer story, extend the clip or make several clips with the same characters.

Where to go next

• Models and settings: which model to pick and what each option does
• How to write prompts
• Video recipes: step-by-step settings for common kinds of videos
• Limits and restrictions