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A Session is a named workspace that groups all the video generations you produce in one working context. Every clip you generate — Text-to-Video, Image-to-Video, Enhanced Video — belongs to a Session.

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What a session does

Without sessions, all your video generations pile into a single feed. With sessions, you separate them by concept, character, or experiment. A session for one character stays clean from a session for another. You can return to any session later and continue where you left off. Sessions are persistent — they don’t expire and don’t reset between visits.

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How to start a new session

  1. Open the video generator
  2. Click New Session
  3. Give it a name that describes the concept — blonde hotel scene, anime outdoor clip, test motion prompts
  4. Generate — all clips from this point belong to this session

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How to return to a previous session

  1. Open the video generator
  2. Click Sessions to open the session list
  3. Select the session you want — all its generations load instantly

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When to create a separate session

  • You’re switching to a different character or subject
  • You’re starting a new scenario or setting
  • You want to run a prompt experiment without mixing results with finished work
  • You’re working on a video recipe that has a distinct first frame and motion concept

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Tips

  • Name sessions before you start generating — renaming later is possible but easy to forget
  • One session per concept keeps comparisons clean — if you’re testing three motion prompts on the same first frame, keep them in one session
  • Don’t use one session for everything — after ten or more clips in a single session, finding specific results becomes slow

Workflow

How sessions fit into the full video generation process.

Image-to-Video

Generate clips to populate your sessions.