One source of truth
The selector lists what is published now, with its own durations and resolutions, rather than a static menu copied from a brochure.
CATALOG REALITY
No restrictions is a search phrase, not a catalog. The published models, their settings, and the plan gates define what you can actually render today.
Static preview. Open Text to Video to read the models and settings published at this moment.
This preview never uploads, stores, or generates media.
Open Text to VideoThree behaviours that keep the form honest about what the platform can currently run.
The selector lists what is published now, with its own durations and resolutions, rather than a static menu copied from a brochure.
When a model cannot run your chosen duration, the form corrects the selection instead of failing after submission.
Every published model carries its own price, so upgrading quality is a visible cost decision rather than an opaque default.
Read the catalog first, shape the brief around it, then confirm the price.
Open the form and read the model list before writing anything. The available models decide which settings you can even consider.
Pick the setting that matches the brief, then write the prompt to that shape rather than writing and hoping a setting exists.
Compare the estimate with the balance, submit, and keep the working combination in history for the next similar shot.
Three briefs that stay achievable because the model choice came first.
Check which model offers the duration you need, then write a brief that fits it instead of discovering the limit at submission.
Use a cheaper model for a rough motion test, then re-run the same prompt on the higher tier once the motion reads.
When anatomy or hands matter, pick the model that handled similar briefs best in your own history rather than the newest one.
The phrase describes intent, not capability. These constraints define capability.
Availability is published by the catalog. A model cannot be requested into existence, and a withdrawn model cannot be restored by wording.
Premium resolutions and long durations stay behind a monthly plan regardless of the prompt.
Content boundaries apply to every model. A different model does not imply a different policy.
No output is guaranteed, unique, or cleared for commercial use on the basis of model choice alone.
How the published catalog, its settings, and its plan gates decide what is actually available.
Each model publishes its own duration, resolution, and aspect options. A control appears only when the selected model supports it, so two models can offer different menus.
The catalog is updated over time: models are added and withdrawn. A configuration that worked last week may be unavailable, and the form reflects that immediately.
Durations beyond six seconds and resolutions from 1080p upward require a monthly plan. The gate is applied to the setting, not to the prompt.
The estimate is recalculated against the model, duration, and resolution you pick. Reading it before submitting is the only reliable way to know the cost.
Models differ in how they interpret camera language and how well they hold anatomy. Two models given the same prompt can produce visibly different clips.
No result is guaranteed, and nothing in the catalog grants commercial clearance. Model terms and platform terms both apply.
Check which models and settings are published right now, then write the prompt and review the estimate.
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