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Vidu Reference to Video Q1

Vidu Reference to Video Q1 generates video from visual references and text, carrying subject appearance into motion with camera movement, parallax, and adjustable activity.

Reference to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
All listed options$0.40 / run
  • Images count: 1โ€“7 (same price).
  • Movement Amplitude: auto, small, medium, large (same price).

Vidu Reference to Video Q1

Vidu Reference to Video Q1 animates subjects established through reference images, with text describing the intended motion and scene. Its reference guidance carries appearance into the moving result, including clothing, color, and surface texture. This gives character and product concepts a visual connection to their source material.

The model generates subject movement as well as camera motion and parallax, which creates a sense of depth as elements shift within the scene. Adjustable movement intensity helps shape how active the animation feels, from restrained movement to a more animated treatment.

What it's good for

Fashion teams can study a referenced outfit in motion, and product designers can explore camera movement around an item. Portrait animation offers another application for appearance continuity. During storyboard development, teams can use these motion studies to assess how a subject's styling and scene composition read when the camera or subject begins to move.

Model ID

vidu/reference-to-video-q1

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.40 / run

Provider

Vidu

Hosting

Protoface

Vidu Reference to Video Q1

Vidu Reference to Video Q1 animates subjects established through reference images, with text describing the intended motion and scene. Its reference guidance carries appearance into the moving result, including clothing, color, and surface texture. This gives character and product concepts a visual connection to their source material.

The model generates subject movement as well as camera motion and parallax, which creates a sense of depth as elements shift within the scene. Adjustable movement intensity helps shape how active the animation feels, from restrained movement to a more animated treatment.

What it's good for

Fashion teams can study a referenced outfit in motion, and product designers can explore camera movement around an item. Portrait animation offers another application for appearance continuity. During storyboard development, teams can use these motion studies to assess how a subject's styling and scene composition read when the camera or subject begins to move.