Flying car video settings: duration, resolution and credits
Match the output length to the action you want to keep. Reference duration and generated duration are separate values; the credit table below uses the current H3 pricing rules.
Choose enough time for the action
Outputs use whole seconds from 4 to 15. A short lift is easier to fit than a ramp approach, rotation and landing. The template page shows both the measured source excerpt and the suggested generation length. Shortening a long reference can compress or omit action; selecting 15 seconds does not guarantee every source shot will be retained.
Compare resolution and total credits
576P costs 9 credits per output second; 768P costs 15. The table lists total credits, not dollars. Each new generation is charged separately. A higher resolution changes output size and price, but does not guarantee better vehicle identity or correct motion. Read the final quote after changing settings.
Keep framing and sound expectations realistic
Most references are 16:9; the social edit is square. A different crop can remove the ramp or landing area, so inspect the complete frame. The original soundtrack is not promised in the output, and there is no separate music picker or music upload in this workflow. Review the generated sound before publishing.
| Suggested output | 576P | 768P |
|---|---|---|
| 4s | 36 | 60 |
| 8s | 72 | 120 |
| 15s | 135 | 225 |
One-time credit packs from USD 9.99. No subscription. Browsing references is free; generation uses credits.