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Vidu Reference to Video 2.0

Vidu Reference to Video 2.0 generates video from reference images and text, combining a referenced subject and setting with directed action and adjustable movement intensity.

Reference to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
All listed options$0.40 / run
  • Images count: 1, 2, 3 (same price).
  • Movement Amplitude: auto, small, medium, large (same price).

Vidu Reference to Video 2.0

Vidu Reference to Video 2.0 turns visual references and a written scene description into video. The images guide how subjects and surroundings look, while the text describes the action and camera intent. Movement intensity can also be adjusted to suit the scene.

Separate references can contribute different parts of the result. A person shown in one image can appear in a room established by another, with the generated action connecting them in a shared setting. Artwork can also supply the visual style for a moving scene.

What it's good for

Creative teams can explore a character entering a planned environment or a product appearing within a campaign setting. Illustrators can develop motion concepts based on an existing artwork's treatment. For ad and trailer development, this reference-driven approach helps teams assess how established subjects and locations work together once performance and camera direction become part of the shot.

Model ID

vidu/reference-to-video-2.0

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.40 / run

Provider

Vidu

Hosting

Protoface

Vidu Reference to Video 2.0

Vidu Reference to Video 2.0 turns visual references and a written scene description into video. The images guide how subjects and surroundings look, while the text describes the action and camera intent. Movement intensity can also be adjusted to suit the scene.

Separate references can contribute different parts of the result. A person shown in one image can appear in a room established by another, with the generated action connecting them in a shared setting. Artwork can also supply the visual style for a moving scene.

What it's good for

Creative teams can explore a character entering a planned environment or a product appearing within a campaign setting. Illustrators can develop motion concepts based on an existing artwork's treatment. For ad and trailer development, this reference-driven approach helps teams assess how established subjects and locations work together once performance and camera direction become part of the shot.