# Parkour Gameplay Video Generator > A parkour gameplay video is a looping first-person run across floating blocks, used as the lower half of split-screen TikTok and Shorts videos while a voice reads a story on top. Instead of recording a game or reusing someone's footage, you can generate an original blocky course with Seedream 5.0 Pro (13.5 credits a frame) and animate it with Wan 3.0 — 2 to 30 seconds, 9:16, from 15 credits a second at 480p. The three frames below are real outputs, one try each. URL: https://kenerateai.com/parkour-gameplay-video-generator Publisher: Kenerate AI (https://kenerateai.com) Last updated: 19 October 2026 ## Key facts - Used for: Split-screen storytime & Reddit-story videos - Start frames: Seedream 5.0 Pro (3 shown) - Animate with: Wan 3.0, 2–30 s - Price: 13.5 per frame · 15 credits/s at 480p - Size: 9:16 vertical - Video needs: A paid plan or a credit pack ## Steps 1. Make the course — In /app/image, pick Seedream 5.0 Pro, set 9:16 and describe an original blocky jump course (sky islands, canyon, ice). Sign in free for starter credits. 2. Animate the run — Send the frame to /app/video, pick Wan 3.0 and describe one forward run: "the camera runs forward and jumps from block to block, smooth, steady". Draft 5 s at 480p. 3. Add the story — Write or paste your story, then make the narration in /app/voice. Turn the video's own sound off if the voice carries the clip. 4. Stack and post — In your editor, put your talking clip or story text on top and the parkour loop below, add captions, export 9:16 for TikTok, Reels or Shorts. ## In depth ### Why split-screen parkour videos work Storytime, Reddit-thread and commentary channels need something moving under the voice so the frame never feels static. A parkour run is ideal: it's steady, it never cuts, and it doesn't compete with the story. That's why tools like Zebracat and revid.ai sell "Minecraft parkour" templates that put a script and an AI voice over a gameplay loop. Most of those templates reuse the same handful of recorded runs. Generating your own course gives every channel a background nobody else has, in colours that match your brand. ### Motion prompts to try Untested starting points for Wan 3.0 — attach a frame, 9:16, 5–10 seconds, sound off if you'll add narration: - Sky islands: the camera runs forward across the grass blocks and jumps the gaps one by one, smooth and steady, eye-level, no cuts. - Canyon jumps: the red-hoodie character leaps from pillar to pillar away from the camera, which follows at the same distance. - Ice mountain: the camera hops up the ice steps toward the peak, light snowfall drifting past, gentle bob on each landing. - Endless loop: end the run on a block that looks like the first one so the clip loops cleanly. ### What we made Four start frames on Seedream 5.0 Pro, one try each (54 credits): - Sky islands, canyon and ice mountain all came back as clean blocky worlds with the next jump in view. - The model added a blocky hand or tool in the first-person frames on its own — it reads as gameplay, so we kept it. - A neon-night run came back holding a toy blaster we never asked for, so it isn't shown. ## FAQ Q: What is a parkour gameplay video? A: It's footage of a player running and jumping across a course of floating blocks, usually first-person. Creators put it under a talking clip or a narrated story in split-screen TikTok, Reels and Shorts videos, because the steady, satisfying motion keeps viewers watching while the story plays. Q: Can I make a Minecraft parkour video with AI? A: You can make a parkour video in the same blocky style. We describe "an original blocky voxel world" rather than copying the game: Seedream 5.0 Pro draws the course and Wan 3.0 animates it. Using recorded game footage or the game's name and logo in your own product is a separate question of the game maker's rules, so an original look is the safer choice to post. Q: How long can the parkour clip be? A: Wan 3.0 makes 2 to 30 seconds per clip. For a one-minute storytime background, chain a few runs from the same world or extend a clip, then loop it in your editor. Q: How much does it cost? A: A Seedream 5.0 Pro start frame is 13.5 credits. Wan 3.0 is 15 credits a second at 480p, 30 at 720p and 60 at 1080p — a 10-second 480p draft is 150 credits, a 30-second run 450. New accounts get starter credits; video needs a paid plan or a one-time credit pack. Q: Does it make the split screen for me? A: No. Kenerate makes the parkour loop and the voice-over; you stack them with your talking clip or story text in any video editor (CapCut, Premiere, DaVinci Resolve) and export at 9:16. Q: Can I add a voice reading a Reddit story? A: Yes. Paste your own story into Kenerate's voice studio at /app/voice and pick a voice, then lay the narration over the parkour loop. Only use stories you wrote or have permission to read out. Q: Did you test the motion prompts? A: Not yet — the three frames on this page are real Seedream 5.0 Pro outputs, but we haven't rendered video for this page. Treat the motion prompts as starting points: draft 5 seconds at 480p and adjust before a long run. Q: What size should the background be? A: 9:16 vertical. In a top-and-bottom split each half is closer to square, so keep the jump path in the middle of the frame where it survives the crop. ## Related pages - Image to video AI: https://kenerateai.com/image-to-video-ai - TikTok AI video generator: https://kenerateai.com/tiktok-ai-video-generator-free - YouTube Shorts voice generator: https://kenerateai.com/youtube-shorts-voice-generator - Wan 3.0: https://kenerateai.com/wan-3-0 - AI voice-over: https://kenerateai.com/ai-voice-over ## Sources - Kenerate Video Studio — Wan 3.0: https://kenerateai.com/app/video?model=kenerate%2Fwan-3.0 - Kenerate Image Studio: https://kenerateai.com/app/image - Kenerate Voice Studio: https://kenerateai.com/app/voice