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opus55video creates short video shots from written scene descriptions or uploaded starting images. Users select an aspect ratio, resolution and duration, then follow requests in creation history. Image-to-video mode accepts an optional last frame, and synchronized audio can be generated with the video. One-time credit packs start at $4.99, with monthly and yearly options also advertised. Clips run from four to 15 seconds at supported resolutions from 480p to 1080p. Generation costs depend on length and resolution; failed jobs are refunded automatically.
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- Text and image starting points
- Failed-generation credit refunds
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- Clips are limited to four to 15 seconds.
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