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Microsoft has launched the Bing Video Creator, a new feature powered by OpenAI's Sora, allowing users to generate videos from text prompts for free. This tool is currently available on the Bing mobile app globally, excluding China and Russia. The launch is a strategic move by Microsoft to democratize AI video generation and compete with other AI video generators such as Google's Veo 3. Users can access the Video Creator through the Bing Mobile app, either by selecting "Video Creator" from the menu or by typing "Create a video of..." in the search bar.
The Bing Video Creator allows users to create short, five-second clips in a 9:16 aspect ratio. Users input a text description of the desired video, and the AI generates a video based on the prompt. The system also incorporates safety measures similar to those implemented by OpenAI for Sora, blocking the generation of videos from potentially harmful prompts and watermarking all outputs based on the C2PA standard to identify AI-generated content. Microsoft aims to make creativity effortless and accessible, empowering users to bring their ideas to life through AI-generated videos.
While the feature is currently available on the mobile app, Microsoft plans to integrate it into the desktop version of Bing and Copilot Search soon, with support for the 16:9 landscape aspect ratio also on the horizon. At launch, users can choose between "Standard" and "Fast" video generation speeds. The "Fast" option is limited to 10 free videos, after which users must redeem 100 Microsoft Rewards points per video. Videos generated are stored for 90 days, during which users can download, share, or copy a direct link to them.
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The Bing Video Creator allows users to create short, five-second clips in a 9:16 aspect ratio. Users input a text description of the desired video, and the AI generates a video based on the prompt. The system also incorporates safety measures similar to those implemented by OpenAI for Sora, blocking the generation of videos from potentially harmful prompts and watermarking all outputs based on the C2PA standard to identify AI-generated content. Microsoft aims to make creativity effortless and accessible, empowering users to bring their ideas to life through AI-generated videos.
While the feature is currently available on the mobile app, Microsoft plans to integrate it into the desktop version of Bing and Copilot Search soon, with support for the 16:9 landscape aspect ratio also on the horizon. At launch, users can choose between "Standard" and "Fast" video generation speeds. The "Fast" option is limited to 10 free videos, after which users must redeem 100 Microsoft Rewards points per video. Videos generated are stored for 90 days, during which users can download, share, or copy a direct link to them.
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Classification:
- HashTags: #SoraAI #BingVideoCreator #TextToVideo
- Company: Microsoft
- Target: General Users
- Product: Bing Video Creator
- Feature: Video Generation
- Type: AI
- Severity: Informative