# Vidu Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/models/vidu Vidu in Fuser generates 4-8 second video at up to 1080p from text or images with Vidu Q2, Q1 and the original model. Animate stills on one canvas. ## Specs | Spec | Value | | --- | --- | | Versions | Q3, Q3 Turbo, Vidu Q2, Vidu Q1, Vidu | | Inputs | Prompt (text), First Frame (image), Last Frame (image) | | Output | video | | Duration | 1s, 2s, 3s, 9s, 10s, 11s, 12s, 13s, 14s, 15s, 16s, 4s, 5s, 6s, 7s, 8s | | Resolution | 360p, 540p, 720p, 1080p | | Aspect ratios | 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 | | Audio | Generates audio | | Cost | 48–3,395 credits per run | Expressive characters, clean cel-style anime and first-to-last-frame control, with spoken dialogue and ambience baked into the clip Creator: Shengshu Technology [Animate a scene](https://app.fuser.studio) ## How Vidu works Start from a still or a single-action prompt, choose the model tier that fits the job, and draft small before you commit. The workflow rewards short, simple takes over crowded scenes. ### Frame the opening shot Drop in a first-frame still, or write one dominant action plus a named camera move like a slow push-in. ### Calibrate motion and duration Pick a model tier, keep the clip short, set movement amplitude, and draft at 360p or 540p before committing. ### Render the take Generate at up to 1080p; on Q3, quoted dialogue and ambience arrive synced in the same clip. ## What Vidu is good at Vidu is built around the character: believable faces, steady camera grammar, defined start and end frames, and anime motion that stays flat and clean. Q3 adds sound. ### Subtle character micro-acting Soft blinks, eye darts and lip movement stay on the character, with identity held from the first frame. Set movement amplitude to small for portraits; large can distort faces. ### Turbo drafts, Pro finals Iterate on stills with Q2 image-to-video Turbo, then switch to Q2 Pro for the best detail and expression fidelity. On Q3, the Turbo tier runs at roughly half the cost with the same feature set. ### First-to-last frame control Lock a start image and an end image, then describe the transition path so the middle doesn't warp. Keep both frames in the same style, lighting and framing for a convincing morph or reveal. ### Clean anime and manga motion Flat cel and 2D illustration motion where hair and cloth hold their shape instead of melting. Q1 text-to-video adds a dedicated anime style toggle; on other models, steer with the prompt or an illustrated first frame. ## Made with Vidu A spread of short takes, from documentary heat haze and product pours to neon choreography and macro mechanics, each built on one dominant motion and a named camera move. ### Documentary capture with natural heat distortion and archival grain ### Commercial product reveal with controlled fluid motion ### Stylized performance frame with striking color contrast ### High-contrast choreography under vivid neon light ### Macro mechanical tracking with hard-surface stability ## What people build with Vidu Animators, filmmakers, ad teams and social creators reach for Vidu when the subject is a character or a controlled reveal, and the shot needs to read clearly in seconds. ### Anime and manga short makers Animate an illustrated keyframe into a clean 2D motion beat: a hair flick, a wind-caught scarf, a slow push-in. Cel-style output holds shape, so storytelling stays readable. ### Character-driven short filmmakers Build acting beats around a face: a blink, a glance away, a held breath. Vidu keeps the character consistent across the take and favors emotional close-ups over spectacle. ### Product reveal campaign teams Turn a hero still or a text brief into a stable pull-back or push-in reveal with soft rim light. Draft cheaply on a Turbo tier, then finalize on Pro. ### Talking-character social creators Q3 generates dialogue, effects and music together, so a quoted line lands synced to the character's lips. English, Japanese and Chinese are the officially supported dialogue languages. ### Storyboard animatic artists Bring panels to life with short single-action clips and explicit camera grammar. Use low resolutions and a fixed seed to compare takes before committing to a final render. ## Vidu questions, answered ### What's the difference between Vidu Q3 and Q3 Turbo? Q3 is the premium tier and Q3 Turbo is the faster, cheaper one with the same feature set, including native audio. Turbo costs roughly half as much, which makes it right for drafts and idea testing, while Q3 is the better choice for narrative fidelity in finals. Both support clips from 1 to 16 seconds and resolutions from 360p to 1080p. ### Should I use Vidu Q2 or Q3? Use Q2 for tight 4–8 second character shots with expressive faces and stable camera moves; use Q3 when you need native audio or clips longer than 8 seconds. Q2 offers image-to-video Turbo for fast drafts and Pro for final-quality detail. Q2 text-to-video has no end-frame input, and its turbo_mode only applies to image-to-video. ### How long can a Vidu clip be, and what's the best duration? Q3 produces 1 to 16 second clips, but 4–5 seconds is the most stable range. Drift appears past roughly 8 seconds, so don't expect a single steady shot at 12–16 seconds. Q2 tops out at 8 seconds. ### Does Vidu generate sound and dialogue? Yes, on Q3 and Q3 Turbo, with the Generate Audio toggle on. Dialogue, effects and music come out in one pass. Put spoken lines in quotes and name the ambience you want, such as rain or footsteps. English, Japanese and Chinese are the officially supported dialogue languages. Q2 offers only background music, and only at 4 seconds. ### How do I get an anime look from Vidu? On Q1 text-only prompts, set Style to Anime. On other models and for image-driven runs the style toggle has no effect, so describe cel shading or 2D illustration in your prompt or start from an illustrated first frame, which animates especially cleanly. ### What is Vidu not good at? It trails the best models on photoreal skin close-ups, complex physics, extreme action and readable on-screen text. Stacking several actions in one prompt also hurts results. It works best with one dominant motion and one camera move, on a character-led shot. ## Try Vidu on Fuser Expressive characters, clean cel-style anime and first-to-last-frame control, with spoken dialogue and ambience baked into the clip [Animate a scene](https://app.fuser.studio) ## Related models - [MiniMax H3 Recast](https://fuser.studio/models/minimax-h3-recast.md) - [Kling O3 Edit](https://fuser.studio/models/kling-o3-edit.md) - [Kling O3](https://fuser.studio/models/kling-o3.md) - [Kling 3.0 Video](https://fuser.studio/models/kling-3-0-video.md) - [Seedance 2](https://fuser.studio/models/seedance-2.md) - [MiniMax H3](https://fuser.studio/models/minimax-h3.md) Node reference: [Vidu docs](https://docs.fuser.studio/docs/nodes/video/vidu.md) ## More articles - [First and Last Frame Video: How to Generate a Clip Between Two Images](https://fuser.studio/articles/first-last-frame-video-guide.md)