AISVIT / AI Video / Image to Video
Sora 2 Pro — Image to Video
Image to Video with Sora 2 Pro 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
Premium OpenAI video model for 4, 8, or 12 second text-to-video and image-to-video clips with synced audio, portrait or landscape output, and higher-detail High mode.
When is this model useful?
Sora 2 Pro is strongest when you want a short clip to look and sound more finished from the first render, especially for premium creative work where motion, atmosphere, and audio all matter together.
Best fit tasks
- Text-to-video ads, launch teasers, mood films, product reveals, and other short cinematic clips where visual polish matters.
- Image-to-video animation when you already have a key frame, concept image, product visual, or hero portrait and want the video to start from that exact look.
- Social media reels, landing page hero videos, and campaign assets that need synced audio instead of a silent first draft.
- Fast previs and creative testing for premium concepts before a team commits to final edit, voice, or live production.
Main advantages
- Sora 2 Pro generates video and audio together, so dialogue, ambience, and motion feel more aligned than in silent-first workflows.
- The control set is simple for non-technical users: prompt, optional first-frame image, duration, orientation, and quality mode.
- This integration supports both portrait and landscape output, which covers most vertical social content and standard widescreen placements.
- High quality mode raises detail from 720p class output to a higher 1024p class output, which is useful for more polished client-facing renders.
Limitations to know
- This route is built for short clips only, with 4, 8, or 12 seconds per generation.
- In AISVIT, you can add only one optional reference image as the first frame; there is no end-frame control, multi-image guidance, or video-to-video editing for this route.
- The reference image has to match the target orientation, so a portrait image should be used for portrait video and a landscape image for landscape video.
- This is a premium-priced model in AISVIT: Standard quality costs more than many other generators, and High quality raises the per-second price again.
How to use this model
The simplest workflow is to describe the scene clearly, decide whether you need portrait or landscape output, then add an image only if you want the first frame to be guided by a specific visual.
Simple workflow
- Write the prompt in plain language and describe the subject, action, setting, lighting, mood, camera movement, and any important sounds or spoken lines.
- Choose a duration of 4, 8, or 12 seconds. Four seconds is often enough for a sharp concept or ad beat, while 8-12 seconds gives the action more time to develop.
- Pick portrait for a vertical video or landscape for a wide video. In simple terms, portrait fits Stories, Reels, and Shorts, while landscape fits websites, YouTube, and presentations.
- Select Standard quality for quicker, lower-cost tests or High quality when you want extra visual detail for a more presentation-ready render.
- Upload an input reference image only when the video should begin from a specific frame, product shot, illustration, or character look.
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 chosen portrait or landscape orientation.
- In AISVIT, the current Sora 2 Pro route does not support audio files, end frames, or source videos.
What you get
- A generated MP4 video file.
- Video with synced audio generated together with the visuals.
- A 4, 8, or 12 second clip.
- Standard quality at 720x1280 or 1280x720, or High quality at 1024x1792 or 1792x1024.
Other workflows for this model
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AISVIT pricing details
- Standard quality: 30 credits per second
- High quality: 50 credits per second
- Portrait and landscape use the same rate within the same quality mode