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Vidu Q2 Turbo

Vidu Q2 Turbo generates a continuation of existing footage, using the clip’s motion and scene context with optional text and final-frame image guidance.

Video extension

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 1s · Resolution: 540p$0.05 / run
Duration: 1s · Resolution: 720p$0.08 / run
Duration: 1s · Resolution: 1080p$0.20 / run
Duration: 2s · Resolution: 540p$0.06 / run
Duration: 2s · Resolution: 720p$0.10 / run
Duration: 2s · Resolution: 1080p$0.25 / run
Duration: 3s · Resolution: 540p$0.07 / run
Duration: 3s · Resolution: 720p$0.13 / run
Duration: 3s · Resolution: 1080p$0.30 / run
Duration: 4s · Resolution: 540p$0.08 / run
Duration: 4s · Resolution: 720p$0.15 / run
Duration: 4s · Resolution: 1080p$0.35 / run
  • Image count: 0, 1 (same price).

Vidu Q2 Turbo

Vidu Q2 Turbo extends an existing clip with generated footage that follows its scene and movement. The video supplies the visual context for the continuation, including the action in progress at the point where the added material begins.

Optional text guides what happens next and how the extension should look. A supplied ending image sets the final frame, helping direct the continuation toward a chosen composition. These inputs support extensions with an intended ending as well as open-ended exploration of a scene.

What it's good for

During story development, editors can test different ways for a shot to finish and preview how an action might carry into the next moment. An ending reference is useful for planning a closing view of a subject or setting.

Social content teams can add room for a closing visual, while filmmakers can explore alternate continuations before settling on an edit. Each extension starts with the movement and setting already established in the source clip.

Model ID

vidu/q2-turbo

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.05 / run

Provider

Vidu

Hosting

Protoface

Vidu Q2 Turbo

Vidu Q2 Turbo extends an existing clip with generated footage that follows its scene and movement. The video supplies the visual context for the continuation, including the action in progress at the point where the added material begins.

Optional text guides what happens next and how the extension should look. A supplied ending image sets the final frame, helping direct the continuation toward a chosen composition. These inputs support extensions with an intended ending as well as open-ended exploration of a scene.

What it's good for

During story development, editors can test different ways for a shot to finish and preview how an action might carry into the next moment. An ending reference is useful for planning a closing view of a subject or setting.

Social content teams can add room for a closing visual, while filmmakers can explore alternate continuations before settling on an edit. Each extension starts with the movement and setting already established in the source clip.