Text to Video for Adult AI: A Step-by-Step Guide

Open nureta.ai and choose Create. You need an account, and there are two ways in: sign in with Google, which shares your email and name with Nureta, or connect a crypto wallet, which shares only the wallet address. The free first video is for Google sign-ups (it carries a small Nureta watermark); the wallet shares less and is also what you can pay from later.

Next, you confirm that you are 18 or older. Generation is blocked on the server until that confirmation is recorded. Nureta is strictly for adults, and its content policy prohibits minors (including fictional ones), non-consensual scenarios, real people without their consent, and public figures.

The Start step gives you two options. The catalog holds around 200 ready-made scenes across about 30 categories, from anime and romantic story to POV, couple and cosplay. The creator's prompt is protected, but you can add instructions on top, such as 'slower pace' or 'candlelit setting'.

Choosing Custom scene opens an empty box labelled Your story. The app's built-in tips break a good prompt into five parts. Setting: where it happens, such as a rooftop or a pool. People: who is involved and what they look like. Action: what happens, specifically and in order. Mood: slow and sensual, playful, intense or romantic. Camera: close-ups, wide shots, POV or candlelight. Plain sentences beat keyword lists, because the director reads your text like a brief and turns it into shots. You can write in English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Russian or Spanish. Keep every character a fictional adult, and write the build-up as well as the payoff; a story with a beginning, middle and end gives a longer video its structure.

Pick a length. Single clips are 5, 10 or 15 seconds and render as one continuous shot, which suits a single moment. Longer options run from 30 seconds up to 180 seconds (3 minutes); these are rendered as several shots with consistent characters and stitched into one multi-scene movie. The free first video is a 5-second clip; longer lengths unlock after the free trial.

For any length over 15 seconds you choose a mode. Auto means Nureta builds and renders the whole scene: the director splits your story into shots, casts the characters and delivers the finished movie. Edit means you review the storyboard first. After a few minutes you see every shot with its description and duration, plus a shared setting for world, wardrobe and character. You can rewrite a shot, change its length (4 to 15 seconds), add or remove shots, upload a people-free background, pin a first or last frame, and flip the 'Sex in this shot' toggle so build-up shots stay non-explicit while payoff shots are explicit. Shots must add up to the length you paid for, so edits never change the price, and discarding the draft refunds your credits.

The Cast step is optional: pure text-to-video needs no photos at all. If you want your own cast, add up to two face or reference photos; the same faces then hold across every shot of a video up to about 3 minutes. Pinned first and last frames are not available with reference photos; it is one or the other.

Photos come with a hard rule: each must show a consenting adult who has agreed to their likeness being used in adult content, and you confirm that with a checkbox before continuing. Photos that look like a celebrity, public figure or copyrighted image are refused with a message asking for a different, personal photo. Nureta offers no tool that puts a real person's face onto existing footage or strips clothing from a photo.

Pricing at a glance. First video: free, 5 seconds at 480p, no card. Pay per video: $1.29 per 5 seconds, so 10 seconds is $2.58 and 60 seconds is $15.48. Credits: 2 credits per second (10 credits per 5-second video), sold as $3.79 for 30 credits, $7.99 for 80, $15.99 for 170 and $39.99 for 440. Output: 480p, vertical 9:16. Subscription: none, and nothing auto-renews.

Payment is USDC, a dollar stablecoin, on the Base network only. The Confirm step shows the length, the price in credits or USDC, and your balance; if you pay per video, your wallet asks you to sign the transaction. Because cards are not accepted, Nureta never sees a card number, and no adult merchant appears on a bank statement.

Longer scenes are priced on the same per-second curve as short clips, so a 3-minute video costs 36 times a 5-second one: 360 credits, or $46.44 pay-per-video. The app asks for an extra confirmation before any single payment above $10, so a long render is never a surprise.

A short clip usually takes 2 to 5 minutes; longer stitched scenes take longer, and the screen shows an estimate. You can leave the page: the video keeps rendering and appears in My Videos when it is ready. If a generation fails, your balance is refunded automatically.

On the Result screen you can watch, download or share. Videos are private by default, so nothing is published unless you share a link. Sound, both ambient and voice, is generated with the video by default; voice quality varies by language and scene, and English is the most mature. You can delete your account at any time from Account settings, which erases your videos, photos and profile.

Yes. The Nureta Developer API at developer.nureta.ai runs the same video pipeline as the app, so each step above becomes a request field. Authenticate with an API key as a bearer token, then send one POST to /api/v3/contents/generations/tasks with a body such as {"model": "seahorse-480p", "content": [{"type": "text", "text": "…"}], "duration": 60}. The response is a task id. Poll GET /api/v3/contents/generations/tasks/{id} until the status is succeeded and read content.video_url, or pass a callback_url and receive the finished task by webhook. Adding "mode": "edit" parks the storyboard for review, the API twin of the app's Edit step, and a segments array lets you supply your own shots with an explicit flag on each one.

API pricing is not app pricing. The Nureta Developer API bills per second of video from a prepaid balance, with separate rates for its 480p, 720p and 1080p models, listed in the developer docs. The $1.29 per 5 seconds quoted above is the consumer app price.