Music Creation
Create original music, beats, and sounds from text descriptions using AI. Any genre, any style.
Make AI Videos from Cursor
Click the Cursor install link once. Then ask Cursor's AI for a video and it'll route the job through TwoShot's MCP server — Veo 3, Seedance 2, or Kling 3.
Cursor's MCP install flow is already well-worn by devs; TwoShot slots in as just another server. The difference from using Veo or Kling directly: Cursor's AI can read your project context — a screenshot in /public, a script in /docs, an existing video in /assets — and compose the generation request intelligently. For game devs, app marketers, or anyone producing content alongside code, this removes a whole tab from the workflow. Typical use cases where this combo earns its keep: making a 10-second product demo for a feature you just built, generating a splash video for a landing page based on copy you're writing, producing a short cinematic for a game level using existing concept art. In each case, Cursor has the surrounding context and can feed it into the TwoShot job automatically — pass a reference image from /public and Cursor will upload it via the import tool, pick the right model (Seedance 2 handles image-to-video well), and kick off the job. Cost-wise: Cursor's tokens are spent only on the reasoning/conversation; the heavy generation runs on TwoShot's GPUs and bills against your TwoShot credits. One video job typically consumes a few dozen Cursor tokens plus TwoShot credits equivalent to the model you pick. Veo 3 is fastest and cheapest; Kling 3 is best for high-detail motion; Seedance 2 is the best balance for most use cases and is the default the AI picks if you don't specify.
Create a cinematic video of a futuristic city at night
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