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Cyberpunk night subway ride in a chrome puffer

Task
Text to video
Resolution
720p
Duration
5 s
Aspect ratio
16:9

Output

PromptEN520 characters

Photorealistic live action, not animation. Neon cyberpunk night ride on an almost empty subway carriage. A real adult woman in a cropped chrome-silver puffer jacket worn open over a black high-neck bodysuit and sheer tights stands holding the pole, swaying with the carriage; magenta and cyan tunnel lights strobe across her face. She catches her own reflection in the dark window, tilts her head and smiles. Anamorphic flare, rain-streaked glass, wet vinyl seats, deep blue shadows. No music, only ambient train rumble.

Written in English, exactly as we sent it.

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Why this prompt works

The second clip on this page, request and all. Worth knowing why generate_audio is off: the first attempt named music in the scene and the model's own layer refused to render a soundtrack on music-rights grounds, with nothing billed. Re-running it silent went straight through — if a prompt implies recognisable music, plan to score it yourself.

Settings used

SettingValueWhat it does
resolution720pOutput resolution, 720p by default and reaching 4k; no upscaled tier is offered on this endpoint. It sets a rate tier, and higher tiers mean bigger files and longer renders. Draft at 480p and raise it only as far as the delivery needs.
aspect_ratio16:9Output framing, `adaptive` by default: the model picks the shape the prompt describes — ask for a vertical short-form shot and it usually composes vertically. Six fixed ratios are there for when the placement format is already decided. No effect on billing.
generate_audiofalseWhether a native soundtrack is rendered in sync with the picture. On by default; switch it off when you need picture-only material to score or dub later.
duration_seconds5Length in whole seconds, 4 to 15, defaulting to 5, and the billed quantity. Pass -1 and the model picks the length itself: the estimate assumes the 15-second maximum and the final charge follows the delivered length. The extra seconds over the previous generation are room to finish an action, not licence to cram in a second idea; longer pieces are cut together from several takes.