Overview
- V1 produces four distinct five-second videos from a single image that users can extend up to 20 seconds with additional prompts
- Animation modes include an automatic setting for AI-driven motion and a manual option for text-based direction
- High and low motion toggles let creators emphasize subject movement or camera shifts for dynamic or subtle effects
- Subscription tiers start at $10 monthly with video jobs consuming roughly eight times more GPU time than image jobs and free users limited by fast-mode quotas
- Disney and Universal filed a copyright infringement lawsuit last week alleging the AI was trained on their protected material