Frequently asked questions

Short-form video first, with image, music, and voice in the same workspace. Use text-to-video and image-to-video (first / first+last frames where available), and switch among Sora, Veo, Seedance, Kling, Wan, Vidu, and more.

Text-to-video and image-to-video (first / first+last frame where the model allows), plus image, music, and voice entries in the same workspace. Switching the sidebar model stays on this page.

Text-to-video starts from a prompt only — good for narrative hooks and concept cuts. Image-to-video needs a first-frame / reference still — better for ecommerce packshots, character lock, and product look. Switch either mode in Start creating, then pick Sora 2, Veo, Seedance, Kling, Wan, and more.

The default path is short-form video: aspect, duration, reference frames, and camera-move prompts. Stills are available in the same account when you need them.

Common landscape / portrait / square ratios and duration presets (for example 4s / 8s / 12s — check the live form). Output format follows the model (usually video files; image jobs return common image types).

A stable structure: subject & action → scene → camera move → lighting → pacing / use. Separate what should move from what must keep its look. Gallery examples are good starting points.

Use a clear first frame or reference, name the features that must stay recognizable, and keep each revision focused. Always review the clip before publishing.

Time varies by model, duration, resolution, and peak load. Longer or more complex moves usually take longer. Quotes are estimates; the task receipt is the final charge.

Paid plans and credit packs on this site support personal and commercial projects, subject to the Terms and your rights to uploaded sources. Review every output before publishing. This is not legal advice.

A reliable loop: (1) open Start creating → /home; (2) pick a video model and write a clear prompt; (3) add a reference frame if needed, set aspect and duration; (4) generate, inspect, then change one thing. Optional: skim a beginner tutorial first.

They open the same on-site studio: pick a video model (Sora, Veo, Seedance, Kling…), write a prompt, set aspect and duration, then generate.

Examples are for learning. My Works lists clips and stills generated under your signed-in account. Examples are not a license to commercially reuse someone else’s finals.

Name subject and camera move clearly; add a first-frame lock; change one variable per run; try another model tier when needed.

Generation uses credits; some capabilities need an active membership (see Pricing). Top up via membership or packs, then verify orders in Account. Site plans apply to sora2.cc only.