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Slatecraft
Slatecraft is an independent AI video web app built on Vidu Q4 Preview. You create 3–16 second clips from a single image or up to 12 reference images, with prompted motion, dialogue, camera movement and generated sound. Resolutions go up to 4K on eligible plans. Pricing is shown before rendering, and failed generations are refunded. The team is upfront that it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Vidu or ShengShu Technology. It's a paid product. Worth weighing: clip length tops out at 16 seconds, so it's for short-form content rather than longer edits.
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Pros
- Up to 12 reference images
- Generated audio and dialogue
- Failed renders refunded
Cons
- 16-second clip limit
- Paid only
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