- SI Score
- 70/100
- Pricing
- Not confirmed
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Sign-up required
- Not confirmed
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What it does
Midjourney Video is an image-to-video generator that animates a still image into a five-second clip. You can create an image or upload one, mark it as a start frame, then use automatic animation or write your own motion prompts. Low motion suits ambient scenes, and high motion suits action with camera and subject movement.
Midjourney Video focuses on one job: turning a still image into a five-second clip. The flow is short. You create or upload an image, mark it as a start frame, then press Animate. You can let the system write the motion for you or write your own prompt. Low motion keeps the camera mostly still for calm scenes. High motion adds camera and subject movement for action. The site says each video job costs about one image worth of cost per second, and that this is over 25 times cheaper than other AI video generators. That claim comes from the vendor, so treat it as a marketing statement rather than a measured result. Pricing is listed as a monthly subscription with three tiers: Basic at $19.9, Plus at $39.9 and Pro at $69.9. A yearly option saves 20 percent. Credits are 150, 800 or 1800 per month depending on the plan. No free plan appears on the page. The page does not state whether an account is required, whether an API exists, or whether the software is open source. Output is limited to five seconds, which may be too short for some projects. Before subscribing, check what a credit buys and how long generated clips are stored.
- Short three-step flow: upload or create an image, set a start frame, animate
- Automatic animation and manual motion prompts
- Low and high motion settings for ambient or action scenes
- External images can be uploaded and used as start frames
- Output is limited to five-second videos
- No free plan is listed, only paid monthly or yearly plans
- The 25 times cheaper claim comes from the vendor and is not independently verified
- The page does not state whether an account is required, whether an API exists, or whether the software is open source