VidMachine

VidMachine

Pruna AI

P-Video 2 Pro

Pruna AI · AI video
P-Video 2 Pro is Pruna AI's video model for text-to-video and image-to-video. It can start from a prompt alone, or from a first frame with an optional last frame, and it returns a clip with generated audio.
Clips run 5–15 seconds. Aspect ratio follows the project (9:16 or 16:9); when a reference image is set, the frame follows that image.
On VidMachine it is used for AI Video scenes at 480p (2 credits/s) or 768p (5 credits/s). For AI Influencer talking heads, use P-Video 2 Pro Avatar.

Key features and benefits

Text-to-video and image-to-video

Describe the clip with a prompt, or condition it on a starting frame. An optional last frame sets how the clip ends.

Selectable resolution

Choose 480p or 768p in project settings. Higher resolution costs more credits per second of output.

Generated audio

Clips include generated sound in the same pass. This model does not take a speech track for lip sync.

Duration

Each generation is 5–15 seconds.

Technical specifications

ProviderPruna AI (P-Video 2 Pro)
Primary inputsText prompt; optional first-frame and last-frame images
Resolution on VidMachine480p or 768p (project model setting)
Aspect ratio9:16 or 16:9; a reference image sets the canvas
Duration5–15 seconds
Pricing on VidMachine2 credits/s at 480p; 5 credits/s at 768p

Use cases and applications

AI Video scenes that need motion from a prompt or a start frame, including an optional end frame.
Short social clips where 480p is enough for a draft and 768p is the final look.

Why this model

Choose P-Video 2 Pro for general scene motion in AI Video projects, with a clear 480p vs 768p price.
For lip-synced AI Influencer talking heads, use P-Video 2 Pro Avatar.

What you should know

What resolutions does VidMachine use?
480p at 2 credits per second and 768p at 5 credits per second.
Can I use P-Video 2 Pro for AI Influencer projects?
No. Talking-head segments use P-Video 2 Pro Avatar. P-Video 2 Pro is for AI Video scenes.
Does it support a last frame?
Yes. You can set a start image and an end image so the clip moves between them.