How Grab Media works

Grab Media is a browser-based AI studio. Pick a tool, submit a prompt or file, track the job in your queue, then preview or download the result—no desktop app required. You can create video from text or photos, generate images, lip-sync a face to speech, change voices, extract text from images or audio, and swap faces.

1. Choose a generation tool

Open the home page or jump straight to a dedicated landing page. Each tool has its own URL so you can bookmark or share the workflow you use most often.

Text or Image to Video — Write a video prompt, optionally add a reference image, choose length and quality, and pay or use a free daily schedule before the job is queued.
Photos to Video — Combine profile, function, or tour photos—and optional video clips or audio—into a slideshow video.
Text or Image to Image — Describe a scene or style in a prompt, with an optional reference image, to create an image.
Audio to Text — Upload a speech or dialog recording and receive a text transcript.
Image to Text — Upload a photo or screenshot; OCR extracts printed text for you to copy from the task result.
Voice Change (text to audio) — Type text or upload speech, pick Male/Female or a reference voice, choose a priced length when one is configured, and generate narration.
Face Changer (face swap) — Upload a source face, a target image or video, and an optional identity photo when the target has several people.
Image to lipsync video — Upload a clear front-facing face photo, then add speech audio or text so the face lip-syncs to that speech.

Use the mode picker at the top of the page to switch tools without leaving the workspace.

2. Enter your input

What you submit depends on the tool:

Text or Image to Video — write a video prompt, pick length, quality, and whether to generate audio, and optionally attach a reference image.
Photos to Video — upload photos and optional video clips or an audio track, then choose a slideshow style.
Text or Image to Image — write a descriptive prompt and optionally add a reference image and output size.
Audio to Text — upload an audio file from your device or record with the microphone when supported.
Image to Text — upload a photo or screenshot (under 10 MB). The OCR job returns the extracted text when processing finishes.
Voice Change — pick Male/Female or a reference voice, then type a script or upload speech to convert. Audio files should stay under 10 MB.
Face Changer — upload a source face image, a target image or video, and optionally a target-face photo if several people appear in the clip. Target videos should stay under 30 MB and 60 seconds.
Lipsync — upload a clear, front-facing face photo, then provide speech audio or text. The result is a video of that face speaking.

Only submit content you have the right to use—your own scripts, licensed assets, or material you are allowed to process.

3. Pay first for paid tools

Text-to-video, image generation, face swap, image-to-text, lipsync, and voice change open the payment step when a price is configured for that tool. A remaining daily free schedule skips checkout. After payment succeeds, the job is scheduled automatically and linked to your payment record.

Photos-to-video and audio transcription queue from the form when no price is configured. You can review past payments on My Payments when signed in.

4. Queue and processing

Submitting creates a job in FIFO order—first in, first out. The task list below the form shows queue position, progress, status, and actions when output is ready. Processing time depends on the tool, input size, model load, and how many jobs are ahead of yours.

The list refreshes while the tab is visible. You can leave and return later; guest jobs stay tied to browser storage, and signed-in jobs follow your account. For text-to-video, a job stays in awaiting payment until payment is confirmed.

5. Preview and download

When status shows completed, use the preview or download action on the task row. Outputs may be audio, image, video, or plain text depending on the tool. Text-to-video, photos-to-video, lipsync, face swap, and image jobs produce media files. Audio-to-text and image-to-text show the transcript or OCR text in the result area. Voice change produces an audio file.

6. If a job fails

Failed means the backend could not produce output: invalid input, unsupported file type, model timeout, upstream provider error, or—for video—missing or unsuccessful payment. Check your prompt or file, confirm payment status for video, lipsync, voice-change, face-swap, and OCR jobs, then retry once. Repeated retries on the same broken input slow the shared queue for everyone.

If you are stuck, read troubleshooting failed jobs or contact support.

Accounts and guests

You can queue jobs as a guest or create an account so your history persists across devices. Sign in from Log in to access saved jobs and payment history.

What we do not do

Generate content from prompts that violate our terms or applicable law
Guarantee identical output on every retry—AI results vary by prompt and model
Process copyrighted or private media you do not have rights to use
Provide legal advice on whether a specific use of generated media is permitted