Tired of glitchy, silent AI videos? Sora 2 is the fix.
Forget the melting faces, disappearing objects, and syncing audio in post. Just type a few words and get a Sora 2 clip that looks right, sounds right, and just works. It’s better than you think!
Why Sora 2 hits different
Less frustration, more footage you’ll actually keep.
Built-in audio, no editing needed
High-quality sound and video are generated together (voices, music, background noise), all synced from the start.
From anime to IMAX
Cinematic, cartoon, documentary, commercial and more: Sora 2 nails every look.
Props, faces, and limbs stay put
Objects don’t vanish mid-shot. People don’t melt, even as the camera moves.
Write casually or direct every frame
“Guy does a backflip” works. So does a full shot list with lighting and dialogue. No prompt engineering required.
Script the sound. Or simply let Sora handle it.
You can write every word of dialogue and control the audio down to a T… or leave it up to Sora 2 to fill in the blanks. From crowd noise to casual banter, the model adds what fits (and nothing that doesn’t).
Text to Video
Turn a sentence into a sequence
Sora 2 handles short prompts, long prompts, and everything in between. Whether you're scribbling a quick idea or describing every shot, you'll get something that moves like it should, and sounds like it too.
Image to Video
Upload a still. Get full motion.
Drop in an image and Sora 2 treats it as your first frame, then builds a full clip from there according to your prompt. The camera moves. Characters act. Sound follows the scene. No extra setup required.
Start making better AI videos.
You’ve got ideas. Sora 2 gives you something worth keeping. Give it a shot and see the difference for yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sora 2 is a video generation model developed by OpenAI, the same company behind ChatGPT and the GPT Image model (also available in getimg.ai). It takes a text prompt (or a prompt and a single image) and turns it into a short video clip with built-in audio. It’s part of a growing class of multimodal tools that aim to make creative work faster, easier, and more flexible across formats.
It’s the second version in OpenAI’s Sora family and builds on the original model launched in 2024. That first version introduced strong scene understanding and longer clip durations, but it lacked sound. Sora 2 adds native audio and improves core issues like motion stability, object tracking, and prompt responsiveness, making it a more complete and reliable option for creators working with AI video.
It’s available right now in getimg.ai. Simply open the Create video Action, choose either Sora 2 or Sora 2 Pro, write your prompt, and generate. You can start from text alone, or use the Image to Video mode to upload a still that becomes the first frame of your clip.
If you're already familiar with how Text to Image tools work, this feels just as intuitive. You don’t need to tweak complex settings (although you can adjust clip length and aspect ratio) or write prompts in a special format. Just describe what you want to see (and hear). Beginners can get results fast, and more advanced users can dig into shot lists, lighting, and dialogue.
The core features in our Video Generator are the same: both offer built-in audio, 30FPS output, up to 12-second clips, and support for long prompts. You won’t lose any major functionality no matter which version you pick.
What Sora 2 Pro adds is a slight bump in detail and polish. It’s better at fine textures, lighting, and overall visual sharpness, especially noticeable in more cinematic or stylized scenes. If you're aiming for top visual quality, it's worth trying both versions side by side.
Our Video Generator lets you choose your Sora 2 clip length (4, 8, or 12 seconds) and aspect ratio (16:9 or 9:16). Output is currently 720p at 30FPS. These are fixed model settings, so you can’t control them through the prompt. They need to be set explicitly.
Your prompt itself can be up to 10,000 characters long, giving you room for full dialogue, shot breakdowns, and even sound design cues. You’re in control of what happens in the video... or you can keep it casual and let the model decide.