Best free AI video generators with no sign-up (2026)

The short version

No account needed: nokeep (1 free five-second clip a day from text, kept in your browser).

Free with an account: PixVerse (60 credits to start, then 30 a day), Leonardo (150 tokens a day, some video models only), Vidu (trial credits when you register), Meta AI (animate an image in the Meta AI app).

An account, but no free credits: Kling’s free plan lists no monthly credits, and Pika’s free plan has no credits unless you buy a pack.

If you want to make several clips a day for nothing and do not mind signing up, PixVerse gives the clearest daily allowance. If you want one clip without handing over an email, nokeep is the only option we found.

1. nokeep

Account: none. No email, no password and no card. Free: 1 five-second clip a day from a text description, at 768p, the same resolution as paid clips.

Free clips come from a daily budget shared by everyone, so on a busy day they can run out; the composer says so when they do. Turning a picture into a video, and longer clips up to fifteen seconds, use credits.

A five-second clip after the free one is 480 credits, about 48 cents, and credits start at $5. Your prompts and clips are saved in your browser, not on nokeep’s servers. Illegal content is always blocked.

2. PixVerse

Account: required. PixVerse’s plan page lists the free Basic plan with 60 credits when you join and 30 credits a day, reset daily. Daily credits expire at the end of the day if you do not use them.

Free videos carry a watermark; watermark-free output is a paid feature. It is the most predictable free allowance among the tools that need an account.

3. Leonardo

Account: required. Free users get 150 tokens a day, reset every 24 hours, and the same tokens pay for images and video.

Leonardo’s help centre says only some video models are open to free users, because of their running cost. Check the token price on the button before you generate: a video can use most of a day’s tokens.

4. Vidu

Account: required. Vidu’s pricing page says new users receive trial credits when they register, and it also offers an off-peak mode.

Vidu does not publish a fixed free amount on that page. Independent listings put the free plan at about 80 credits a month at 720p with a watermark, so treat that as a guide rather than a promise.

5. Meta AI

Account: you sign in to the Meta AI app or website with a Meta account. You make a picture with Meta AI and then tap Animate to turn it into a short video, which Meta calls a vibe.

Meta’s help pages say the apps are not available everywhere. If you choose to post a video, it is public: it appears in the feed, on your profile and in search results.

6. Kling

Account: required. Kling’s own plan guide lists the free Basic plan at $0 with no monthly credits, and content made on it is not for commercial use.

Some guides still quote a daily number of free credits. Kling’s credit policy describes daily login credits as an event for subscribers, so do not count on free clips without paying.

Not free any more

Pika’s pricing page lists a free plan with no monthly credits: credits come only from packs you buy. Luma’s pricing page lists plans from $30 a month and no free plan. Both are well-known video tools, but neither makes a free clip today.

How we checked

We read each tool’s own pricing and help pages on 3 October 2026, and used independent sources only where the official page was silent; every source is listed below. Video free tiers change more often than image ones, so check the tool’s pricing page before you rely on a number.