OpenAI has officially launched Sora, its text-to-video model.
Starting today, Sora is available to ChatGPT Plus and Pro users at no extra cost.
Users can generate videos up to 20 seconds long, with resolutions up to 1080p.
OpenAI has officially launched Sora, its text-to-video model which was unveiled earlier this year. This AI model enables users to create realistic videos from text prompts. Starting today, Sora is available to ChatGPT Plus and Pro users at no extra cost. Let’s delve into the details.
Sora is OpenAI’s AI model designed to transform written text into videos. The latest version, called Sora Turbo, is said to be “significantly faster” than the initial version previewed in February. Users can now generate videos up to 20 seconds long, with resolutions up to 1080p. The model supports various formats, including widescreen, vertical, and square aspect ratios.
For greater control, Sora includes tools like a storyboard feature, which lets users input precise specifications for each frame. Additionally, it allows creators to blend their own images or videos with generated content, offering a mix of creativity and flexibility.
The platform also includes community features like Featured and Recent feeds to showcase user-generated content.
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Availability and plans
Sora comes as part of the ChatGPT Plus plan, allowing users to generate up to 50 videos per month in 480p resolution or fewer in 720p. For those who need more, the Pro plan offers 10 times more usage, higher resolutions, and extended durations. OpenAI also plans to roll out tailored pricing options for different users early next year.
Safeguards and transparency
OpenAI has implemented several safety measures for Sora to ensure responsible use. All Sora-generated videos include C2PA metadata to verify their origin and feature visible watermarks by default. The tool is designed to block harmful content, including child sexual abuse material and sexual deepfakes. While uploads involving people are restricted at launch, OpenAI plans to gradually expand access as its deepfake protections improve.
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“We hope this early version of Sora will enable people everywhere to explore new forms of creativity, tell their stories, and push the boundaries of what’s possible with video storytelling. We’re excited to see what the world will create with Sora,” OpenAI said.
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