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Pika 2.0 Turbo Text to Video

Pika 2.0 Turbo Text to Video generates videos from written descriptions, supporting realistic imagery and cinematic treatments for scene development.

Text to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 5s$0.20 / run
Duration: 10s$0.40 / run
  • Size: 1280 ร— 720, 720 ร— 1280 (same price).

Pika 2.0 Turbo Text to Video

Pika 2.0 Turbo Text to Video turns written descriptions into generated video. The text establishes the scene to depict, including its subject and setting. Its visual capabilities include photorealistic imagery and cinematic treatments, making it useful for exploring how a written idea could look in motion.

Nature and wildlife are supported subjects, alongside dramatic scenes and promotional concepts. These applications give creative teams a way to develop footage around a theme, such as an outdoor setting for a campaign or an atmospheric scene for a visual pitch.

What it's good for

In preproduction, generated scenes can serve as moving concept studies. A filmmaker can use them to communicate a proposed shot, while a creative team can discuss the visual direction of a campaign using a shared example.

It also suits social-video development and presentation material. Written campaign ideas can become visual sketches that help establish a scene's appearance before further production work.

Model ID

pika/2.0-turbo-text-to-video

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.20 / run

Provider

Pika

Hosting

Passthru

Pika 2.0 Turbo Text to Video

Pika 2.0 Turbo Text to Video turns written descriptions into generated video. The text establishes the scene to depict, including its subject and setting. Its visual capabilities include photorealistic imagery and cinematic treatments, making it useful for exploring how a written idea could look in motion.

Nature and wildlife are supported subjects, alongside dramatic scenes and promotional concepts. These applications give creative teams a way to develop footage around a theme, such as an outdoor setting for a campaign or an atmospheric scene for a visual pitch.

What it's good for

In preproduction, generated scenes can serve as moving concept studies. A filmmaker can use them to communicate a proposed shot, while a creative team can discuss the visual direction of a campaign using a shared example.

It also suits social-video development and presentation material. Written campaign ideas can become visual sketches that help establish a scene's appearance before further production work.