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Grok Video AI Remix | Video to Video with Audio
Use Grok Imagine Video for video-to-video AI remixing in AISVIT. Upload short source footage, describe the change, and generate a new clip with automatic audio.
About this model
Fast xAI model for short Grok image-to-video, text-to-video, and video remix clips with automatic audio.
When is this model useful?
Grok Imagine Video works best when you need a short clip with sound fast and want one model for image animation, prompt generation, and source-footage remixing.
Best fit tasks
- Grok image-to-video generation for product shots, portraits, illustrations, thumbnails, and campaign frames that need motion plus automatic sound.
- Text-to-video concept generation for ads, social clips, short explainers, storyboard tests, and fast visual exploration from a plain-language prompt.
- Grok video AI remix work for short existing footage when you want to shift the mood, style, or visible details of a shot through prompt guidance.
- Fast creative iteration when a team needs to test ideas quickly and get a clip with sound without a heavy post-production workflow.
Main advantages
- One model covers three common workflows: text-to-video, image-to-video, and video-to-video, so the same Grok page cluster can support prompt, image, and remix intent.
- Audio is generated automatically together with the visuals, so ambience, effects, and the overall feel of the scene are present from the start.
- It supports short clips from 1 to 15 seconds, common aspect ratios, and two practical output tiers: 480p and 720p.
- Pricing is easy to predict on AISVIT because the current integration uses a fixed 5 credits per second rate whether you start from text, an image, or a source video.
Limitations to know
- This model is built for short clips, and the video editing route is limited to source footage up to 8.7 seconds.
- In this integration, output is limited to 480p or 720p, so it is not the route for the highest-detail or long-form production work.
- Tiny on-screen text, complex hand motion, crowds, or long chains of tightly choreographed actions can still drift, so shorter and clearer scenes usually hold together better.
- When you add an image or edit an existing video, frame shape and duration are influenced by the source media, so control is less flexible than in pure text-to-video generation.
- For image-to-video, a clear single subject usually works better than a crowded image. For video remixing, short clips with one main action are easier to control.
How to use this model
Start with one clear scene idea: describe what should happen, then choose whether the Grok workflow should begin from text, a still image, or a short source video.
Simple workflow
- Write the prompt in plain language and describe the subject, action, setting, visual style, camera movement, pacing, and any important sounds the scene should imply.
- For text-to-video, choose duration, aspect ratio, and resolution. For first tests, 5 seconds at 720p or 480p is usually enough to validate the idea quickly.
- Use image-to-video when the first frame needs to match a specific product shot, portrait, illustration, thumbnail, or composition.
- Use video-to-video remix when you already have a short clip and want Grok to change the style, atmosphere, or visible details with a prompt.
- Because sound is created automatically with the video, mention ambience, environmental noise, music, or spoken lines in the prompt when they matter.
Prompt patterns
- Grok remix: upload a short source clip, ask for one style or mood change, and keep the original action easy to recognize.
- Image animation: upload a clean product or portrait frame, describe one motion and one sound cue, then test 5 seconds before trying a longer clip.
- Text concept: start with subject, action, setting, camera, and sound in one compact sentence, then use 720p when the idea is ready for review.
Supported inputs
- Required: a text prompt.
- Optional: one image in JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WEBP for image-to-video animation.
- Optional: one source video in MP4, MOV, or WEBM for video-to-video editing; the raw model schema limits source video to about 8.7 seconds.
- For text-to-video and image-to-video, you can choose a duration from 1 to 15 seconds.
- Available aspect ratios: 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 9:16, 3:4, 3:2, and 2:3.
What you get
- A generated MP4 video file.
- Video with automatically synchronized audio generated together with the visuals.
- Available output resolutions: 480p or 720p.
- For text-to-video and image-to-video, a short 1 to 15 second clip; in video-to-video, duration usually follows the source footage.
Other modes for this model
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AISVIT pricing details
- Fixed rate: 5 credits per second of video
- 1 second = 5 credits
- 5 seconds = 25 credits
- 15 seconds = 75 credits