Free Sora! Microsoft Releases Bing Video Creator

At 1:00 a.m. today, Microsoft released a brand new feature of the Bing search engine on its official website - theBing Video Creator.

Bing Video Creator is powered by OpenAI's literate video model, Sora, which generates realistic, scenic, cartoon, movie, and other videos through natural language.

At the same time will provide users with this service free of charge, the generation speed is divided into two modes: fast and standard, with an initial 10 fast generation opportunities, after which you can consume 100 Microsoft Reward Points to continue using it, or continue to choose the standard speed.

The method of use is also relatively simple, open the Bing application, and then hit the lower right corner of the menu to select Video Creator, or directly in the search bar to enter Create a video of + want to generate a video of the prompt word can be.

Currently, the supported generated video length is 5 seconds in 9:16 format (16:9 format will be available soon), and users can queue up to generate three videos at the same time. If all three video slots are occupied, you will need to wait for one to complete before starting another.

You will be notified when the video is generated and you can choose to download it, share it on social media or share it via a link, and the video will be stored for 90 days.

When entering cue words, users try to enrich the details of the scene, subject, action, etc., so that the generated video is also more in line with your requirements.

For example, a small colorful fish with a body covered with blue and purple spots and a light blue sheen on the edges of its fins, wearing a party hat with an irregular pattern of red, blue, and purple colors intertwined with yellow pom-poms on the top, swims in the blue waters, surrounded by swaying green grass and rising bubbles.

A hamster with white and brown fur, wearing a white duck-tongued cap, a beige work uniform with pockets, and a broom clutched in both hands, stands on a warm yellow-tinted wooden floor for diligent cleaning.

A knight wearing a full set of silver metal armor, riding on a sturdy black steed, was walking on a forest path covered with red fallen leaves. The surrounding trees were full of trees, the leaves were in the brilliant orange-red color of autumn, and the sunlight poured down through the branches and leaves, creating a mysterious and magnificent medieval autumn forest atmosphere.

To prevent Bing Video Creator from being abused, Microsoft utilizes OpenAI's Sora security measures and adds additional protections. For example, when the system detects that a tip may generate a harmful video, it blocks the tip and warns the user.

In addition, Bing Video Creator adds content credentials and traceability information to each generated video according to the C2PA standard to help users identify AI-generated videos.

Note that the country region is not yet open, to use for free you can use the U.S. version of Bing.