Haiper

Research-led text and image to video generator with a deliberately plain editor

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What is Haiper?

Haiper is a video generation service built by a London-based team founded by former DeepMind researchers. It turns text prompts and still images into short clips, and offers animation tools for repainting footage, extending clips and controlling how much motion appears. The interface is deliberately plain: write, generate, adjust, download, then build on a previous result. It competes less on maximum fidelity than on approachable controls and on stylised, animated looks, where its output tends to hold together well. Model versions and plans have shifted since launch, so treat any capability claim as tied to the version you are using.

Last updated: 2026-09-20. This site only provides an index; for exact features, pricing, and licensing, see the official website.

Key features

  • Text-to-video and image-to-video generation from short prompts
  • Motion strength control that dials how much the shot moves
  • Video repainting and animation tools applied to existing footage
  • Clip extension for building a longer sequence from one generation
  • Prompt templates and style hints aimed at people new to prompting
  • Web interface plus team features for shared generation history

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • Low-friction interface that suits first-time video generators
  • Handles stylised and animated looks better than many rivals
  • Motion controls give more direction than prompt wording alone

Watch out for

  • Output lengths are short and photoreal humans remain a weak spot
  • Plan structure and the model lineup have changed repeatedly
  • Fewer integrations and editing features than rival platforms

Best for & use cases

stylised clips, animated shorts, motion tests and quick prompt experiments

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FAQ

What kind of clips does it do best?

Stylised and animated material, where its motion reads as intentional rather than broken. Photoreal human faces and hands are the hard case for every model in this class, and Haiper is no exception.

Do I need to know how to prompt?

Not much. The service offers template prompts and style hints, and the motion control is a separate slider rather than something you have to describe in words. That makes the first session less frustrating.

Can I use the clips commercially?

That depends on the plan and the current terms, which have changed more than once. Read the licence that applies to your account and your region before using output in paid work.