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Vidu Q2 Pro

Vidu Q2 Pro extends a video by continuing its scene and motion. Text guidance and an optional final-frame image help shape the added footage.

Video extension

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 1s · Resolution: 540p$0.08 / run
Duration: 1s · Resolution: 720p$0.15 / run
Duration: 1s · Resolution: 1080p$0.30 / run
Duration: 2s · Resolution: 540p$0.10 / run
Duration: 2s · Resolution: 720p$0.20 / run
Duration: 2s · Resolution: 1080p$0.38 / run
Duration: 3s · Resolution: 540p$0.13 / run
Duration: 3s · Resolution: 720p$0.25 / run
Duration: 3s · Resolution: 1080p$0.45 / run
Duration: 4s · Resolution: 540p$0.15 / run
Duration: 4s · Resolution: 720p$0.30 / run
Duration: 4s · Resolution: 1080p$0.53 / run
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Vidu Q2 Pro

Vidu Q2 Pro adds generated footage to the end of an existing video. It draws on the clip’s scene context and movement to develop the continuation, using the action already on screen as the basis for what follows.

Text can direct the extension’s content and visual treatment. An optional image defines the final frame, giving the shot a planned destination. The source video establishes where the extension begins, while the image helps determine where it ends.

What it's good for

Editors can extend a shot to give an action more room to finish or hold a visual beat longer within a sequence. A planned ending image is useful when the continuation needs to arrive at a particular composition for the next edit.

The model also suits exploratory story work. Teams can develop possible continuations of an existing scene, or generate connecting footage that moves an established shot toward another story moment.

Model ID

vidu/q2-pro

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.08 / run

Provider

Vidu

Hosting

Protoface

Vidu Q2 Pro

Vidu Q2 Pro adds generated footage to the end of an existing video. It draws on the clip’s scene context and movement to develop the continuation, using the action already on screen as the basis for what follows.

Text can direct the extension’s content and visual treatment. An optional image defines the final frame, giving the shot a planned destination. The source video establishes where the extension begins, while the image helps determine where it ends.

What it's good for

Editors can extend a shot to give an action more room to finish or hold a visual beat longer within a sequence. A planned ending image is useful when the continuation needs to arrive at a particular composition for the next edit.

The model also suits exploratory story work. Teams can develop possible continuations of an existing scene, or generate connecting footage that moves an established shot toward another story moment.