Create a subtitled video from one prompt
Agent Mode in Grok Imagine made a 36-second video with matching scenes from different angles, a storyline and subtitles.
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- What they did
- User entered a simple prompt into Agent Mode in Grok Imagine. The agent took the prompt and a single image, then generated matching scenes from different angles, built a full visual storyline, and added subtitles to produce the complete video on its own.
- How it went
- It produced a 36-second video in five minutes. No shortcomings are stated.
- Worth knowing
- The full process took just five minutes.
Try it yourself with Grok Bot
Make a [length]-second video about [story or topic] in Grok Imagine's Agent Mode. Plan a short storyline, generate matching scenes of the same subject from different angles, and add subtitles that follow the story. Finish with one exported video and the subtitle text so I can edit it.
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Source: X · Jul 19, 2026
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