Does Q3 generate audio automatically?

Yes. Dialogue, SFX, and BGM are produced as part of generation. No separate audio creation needed.

What languages are supported?

Chinese, English, and Japanese for both dialogue and in-video text rendering.

What's the difference between Q2 and Q3?

Q2 focuses on multi-reference consistency. Q3 adds extended duration, native audio, Smart Cuts, and text rendering.

Can Q3 handle action scenes?

Yes. Q3 is a top performer for complex physics and multi-subject interactions with high stability.

Is Q3 good for anime?

Excellent. Vidu is known for 2D consistency and fluid stylized animation.

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Vidu

Generate 16-second AI videos with synchronized dialogue, SFX, and BGM using Vidu Q3. Smart Cuts, 1080p output, multi-language support.

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Vidu AI Generator

Vidu is an AI video generation model family developed by Shengshu Technology and Tsinghua University.

Unlike its predecessors (Vidu 1.0 and 1.5) which required separate workflows for visual generation and audio post-production, Vidu Q3 is an "all-in-one" generative engine.

Current Version: Vidu Q3

Key Features of Vidu Q3

Native Audio-Video Synthesis

Generate up to 16 seconds of synchronized video with dialogue, sound effects, and background music in one pass. No post-production audio work required.

Multi-Shot Storytelling

Vidu Q3 automatically switches perspectives and locations to match your narrative. A dialogue scene might begin wide, cut to close-ups during key moments, and return to medium shot—all from a single prompt.

Cinematic Camera Intelligence

The model understands professional camera language: push-ins, pans, tracking shots, orbit angles, and dolly zooms. Each frame feels intentionally directed.

Best Use Cases for Vidu Q3

Short-Form Narrative: 16-second duration + Smart Cuts = complete mini-stories with proper pacing
Product Showcases: Integrated BGM/SFX produces publish-ready commercial spots
Anime & Stylized Animation: Industry-leading 2D consistency, fluid character animation
Multi-Language Campaigns: Native audio generation simplifies localization with lip-sync support
Game Dev & Pitch Materials: Reference image support maintains visual identity across prototype trailers

Prompt Guide

Structure prompts like a film brief:

[SUBJECT] + [ACTION] + [SETTING] + [CAMERA] + [AUDIO]

Example:

A young woman in a red coat walks through a rain-soaked Tokyo alley at night.
Neon signs reflect off wet pavement. She pauses, looks up, and smiles.
Camera: Wide tracking shot, cut to close-up on her face.
Audio: Rain ambience, distant traffic, soft piano BGM.
Dialogue (English): She whispers "Finally, I'm home."

Power-User Tips

Camera language: Use terms like "dolly zoom," "low-angle tracking," or "orbit 360°"
Audio cues: Include [SFX: glass shattering] or [BGM: suspenseful orchestral]
Smart Cuts control: Describe scene beats explicitly or specify "continuous single take, no cuts"
Text rendering: Keep on-screen text under 5 words; state exact wording in prompt
Multi-language: Specify language and emotional tone for best lip-sync