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Microsoft Bing has announced today that it is introducing Bing video creator In its application, which uses the Openai Sora model to allow users to create videos from text prompts.
OpenAI, whose long -term Partnership Including Microsoft, has locked down access to SoraVideo generation to pay only customers. The integration of Microsoft Bing for the first time represents that it will be free.
At the launch, the Bing Video Creator is not yet available on the desktop and can take hours to produce videos, even when using the “fast” mode, which is thought to take a few minutes.
All users, until they are logged in to a Microsoft account, can use the Bing app to create ten video clips at a cost. Then, users have to pay 100 Microsoft Rewards Point per video. These points are given rewards from searching with bing or purchased in Microsoft Store – for example, 5 points to search each PC using bing, including caps at 150 points every day.
Users can rows three five-second video generations at a time-until now, there is no way to change the length of the video. So far, videos can only be generated in a vertical 9:16 direction ratio, probably primers to share their AI creatures on Ticket or Instagram. Soon, however, the horizontal 9:16 uploads will also be available.