AI Game Trailer Generator


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A game trailer needs a hero that looks the same in every shot, gameplay-style footage before the build can produce any, and a logo reveal that lands. Flick puts the image, video, character and audio models for all four on one canvas.

AI Game Trailer Generator

CÓMO FUNCIONA


  1. PASO 1

    BUILD THE KEY ART AND THE HERO

    Generate the hero character and the world as stills on Nano Banana Pro or GPT Image 2.5, with legible title text where you need it. Lock the hero with Character Reference so the face, armour and silhouette match in every shot of the trailer.

    Flick editor with Casey, Road-Worn Character Reference from Catch Out selected, three vertical panels showing the same man in close up, medium and full body, and the prompt that made it
    Canvas from Catch Out (Flick Residency)

  2. PASO 2

    GENERATE GAMEPLAY-STYLE SHOTS

    Send each still into Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5 or MiniMax H3 Fast with a prompt that reads like a camera brief: third-person follow, top-down, first-person corridor. Five to ten seconds a shot, with the game's sounds generated in the same pass. Draft on MiniMax H3 Fast for 20 credits, finish on Kling or Seedance.

    Flick editor with Wet Tower Climb, First-Person from The Miracle selected, a first person view of hands gripping a wet black tower in the rain, and the prompt that made it
    Canvas from The Miracle (Flick Residency)

  3. PASO 3

    LOGO, TAGLINE, PLATFORMS, DATE

    Make the end card on GPT Image 2 (its text rendering holds up at 1K), animate the reveal on Kling O3, add a music bed from Text to Music and a line of narration from Text to Voice, then send each clip to the timeline with Add to Timeline, put them in order in the video editor and press Export to render the cut.

    Flick editor with Beyond Borders Title Card from Beyond Borders selected, golden title text on a black background with light rays, and the prompt that made it
    Canvas from Beyond Borders on Flick TV

AI GAME TRAILER GENERATOR FAQS

CAN AI MAKE A TRAILER FOR A GAME THAT IS NOT FINISHED?

Yes, that is the usual case. A concept trailer is built from stills of the hero and the world animated into gameplay-style shots, so it can exist before the build renders a frame. Eat a Nuke by Mark Ma has two concept trailers on Flick TV made this way. When real capture arrives, swap the shots and keep the structure.

HOW MUCH DOES A GAME TRAILER COST ON FLICK?

A 60 second trailer is usually 8 to 12 shots. Stills are 2 to 30 credits each (GPT Image 2.5 to Nano Banana Pro). Video shots are 20 credits per 5 seconds on MiniMax H3 Fast, 126 on Kling 3.0 with its audio on (84 with audio off), 240 on Seedance 2.5 at 720p. A ten-shot trailer drafted on H3 Fast and finished on Kling 3.0 with audio is about 1,460 credits before the stills, inside one month of the Standard plan (2,500 credits).

IS IT FREE?

Flick has a free tier: up to 300 free credits (100 at signup plus 200 for joining our Discord) plus 100 weekly credits, no credit card required. The free plan includes MiniMax H3 Fast, MiniMax H3 Max and Pruna Draft video and every image model, so the key art, the end card, Character Reference and a full draft trailer on H3 Fast are free. Kling and Seedance come with the Standard plan, $20/month or $16/month billed yearly. Paid plans start at $5/month, or $4/month billed yearly.

HOW DO I KEEP THE HERO LOOKING THE SAME IN EVERY SHOT?

Generate the hero once as a still, lock it with Character Reference, and use the locked image as the start frame or reference of every video shot. For multi-shot sequences, Kling O3 Multishot and Seedance 2.5 in Omni Reference take the same reference images for every shot in the prompt. The AI Character Generator covers the character step on its own.

CAN IT PUT THE GAME'S LOGO AND TEXT IN THE TRAILER?

Yes. GPT Image 2 and GPT Image 2.5 render legible titles, taglines and platform lines in a still; make the end card there and animate the reveal with Kling O3 or Seedance 2.5 from that frame. For your real logo file, upload it to the canvas and attach it as a reference image so the model keeps the exact mark.

WHICH GAME TRAILERS ARE ON FLICK TV?

Eat a Nuke Game: Second Concept Trailer and Eat a Nuke Concept Trailer 01 by Mark Ma, the RAN Online Episode 9 trailers by Dave Ali (key art on GPT Image 2.5), What if Dino Crisis was a series by Kristofher Schneider, and Gamer Anthem. The trailer label on Flick TV lists them with the others, and most link to the public canvas behind the cut.


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