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Sora 2 — Image to Video

Image to Video with Sora 2 in AISVIT. Animate still images into dynamic videos with AI. Add camera motion, subject movement, and cinematic transitions from a single source image.

About this model

OpenAI video model for 4, 8, or 12 second text-to-video and image-to-video clips with synced audio, fixed 720p output, and strong control over scene direction.

When is this model useful?

Sora 2 works best when you need a short, polished clip with sound already included, but you do not need premium high-resolution controls.

Best fit tasks

  • Text-to-video clips for ads, product reveals, social posts, explainer moments, and short cinematic scenes.
  • Image-to-video animation when you already have a product visual, concept frame, illustration, or portrait that should become the first frame.
  • Fast creative prototyping when you want to test multiple story directions before paying for a more expensive model tier.
  • Short-form content for Reels, Shorts, landing pages, and campaign mockups where synced ambience, effects, or dialogue improve the result.

Main advantages

  • Sora 2 generates video and audio together, so dialogue, ambient sound, and motion feel more coherent than in silent-first workflows.
  • It follows detailed prompt language well, including camera movement, framing, lighting, pacing, and scene mood.
  • The model is strong for realistic motion and physically believable action, which helps scenes feel less artificial.
  • Pricing is predictable on AISVIT because this route uses one fixed rate per second instead of multiple resolution tiers.

Limitations to know

  • This route is designed only for short clips: 4, 8, or 12 seconds per generation.
  • In AISVIT, output quality for this route is fixed to the 720p class, so there is no higher-detail mode.
  • You can add only one optional reference image as the starting frame; there is no end-frame control, multi-image guidance, or source video editing.
  • Very complex scenes, tiny on-screen text, or long chains of precise actions can still drift, so shorter and clearer prompts usually work better.

How to use this model

Keep the workflow simple: describe the scene clearly, choose duration and orientation, then add a reference image only if the first frame needs to match a specific visual.

Simple workflow

  1. Write the prompt in plain language and describe the subject, action, location, visual style, camera movement, mood, and any important sounds.
  2. Choose 4, 8, or 12 seconds. Start with 4 seconds for faster testing, then expand only when the idea is already working.
  3. Pick portrait for vertical videos or landscape for wide videos. Portrait fits mobile-first content, while landscape fits websites, YouTube, and presentations.
  4. Upload an input reference image only when the clip should begin from a specific product shot, illustration, or character appearance.
  5. If you use an image, make sure it matches the target orientation. A vertical image works best with portrait output, and a wide image works best with landscape output.

Supported inputs

  • Required: a text prompt.
  • Optional: one image used as the first frame through the input reference field.
  • The safest image formats for this workflow are JPG, PNG, and WEBP.
  • The uploaded image should match the selected portrait or landscape orientation.
  • In AISVIT, the current Sora 2 route does not support audio files, end frames, source videos, or multi-image reference sets.

What you get

  • A generated MP4 video file.
  • Video with synced audio generated together with the visuals.
  • A 4, 8, or 12 second clip.
  • Portrait output at 720x1280 or landscape output at 1280x720.

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AISVIT pricing details

  • Fixed rate: 10 credits per second
  • Portrait and landscape use the same rate
  • Adding an input reference image does not change the credit rate