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0%P-Video-2 and P-Video-2 Pro are now available in Starpop. The original P-Video also has a new Edit mode. You can generate a clip from a prompt, guide it with opening and closing frames, or work on footage you already have.
Start with the job you need to finish:
| Your next task | Choose | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Animate a product or create a clip that follows your audio | P-Video-2 | A prompt, optional frames, and optional audio up to 20 seconds |
| Create a short scene from a prompt or designed frames | P-Video-2 Pro | A prompt and optional start/end frames |
| Change something in an existing video | P-Video → Edit | A source clip up to 15 seconds and edit instructions |
P-Video-2: bring your frames and audio together
P-Video-2 creates 1–20-second clips at 720p or 1080p. Start with text, add a first frame to establish the scene, or add both a first and last frame to guide the transition. You can describe dialogue and sound in the prompt for native audio, or attach a track for the video to follow.
This gives a short product demonstration, a speaking character, or a musical moment a clear starting point. When you attach audio, the audio sets the clip length. Keep it at 20 seconds or less; trim longer recordings before adding them.
P-Video-2 specifications in Starpop showing text, image and audio inputs, 720p and 1080p output, and clips up to 20 seconds.
How to use it
- Open Create video and choose P-Video-2.
- Describe the subject, action, camera movement, and sound.
- Add start/end frames if you want to control the composition. Add Reference audio (optional) if you want a specific performance.
- Choose 720p or 1080p. Choose the duration when no audio is attached; an input image determines the aspect ratio.
- Review the settings and credit estimate, then generate.
For a product clip, try:
A slow push toward the skincare bottle on a pale stone shelf. Morning light moves across the glass. Keep the bottle shape and label consistent. Gentle room ambience, no dialogue or music.
Starpop uses full-quality generation at 24 fps. There is no separate draft-quality or frame-rate selector.
Pruna’s P-Video-2 examples include jewelry and fashion scenes with prompts you can study.
Jewelry demonstration from Pruna’s P-Video-2 page; not a generation made in Starpop.
P-Video-2 Pro: build a scene around designed frames
P-Video-2 Pro supports 5–15-second clips at 480p or 768p. Use a prompt on its own, or supply opening and closing frames to guide where the shot begins and ends.
It is another option for a product reveal, a cinematic insert, or controlled motion between a designed start frame and end frame. The Pro name does not mean it includes every P-Video-2 input: Pro does not accept an uploaded audio track, and its output options differ.
P-Video-2 Pro specifications in Starpop showing text and image inputs, 480p and 768p output, and 5–15-second clips.
Choose P-Video-2 Pro in Create video, write the motion you want, and optionally add start/end frames. Select the duration and resolution, review the cost, and generate. Starpop uses the model’s Speed mode with prompt enhancement; the provider’s separate Quality mode is not a setting in Starpop.
A useful brief describes one main action and the details that must stay consistent:
Slowly orbit the perfume bottle as a narrow beam of warm light passes through the glass. Keep the bottle silhouette, label, and surface position consistent. One continuous shot, no cuts.
Provider demonstration from Pruna’s P-Video-2 Pro page, which also includes product-ad examples and prompts. Provider demos may use settings beyond those exposed in Starpop.
P-Video Edit: adapt footage you already have
Sometimes the motion already works. You want to change the product’s color, replace an accessory, or try a different visual treatment without starting the whole scene again.
The original P-Video now includes Edit mode. Add one source video up to 15 seconds long, describe the change, and optionally provide up to four reference images. The editing model is designed to retain the source motion and timing while applying your instructions. Check the result for details that need another pass.
P-Video editing limits: one source video up to 15 seconds, edit instructions, and up to four reference images.
Capability summary; this is not a screenshot of the editing form.
How to edit a clip
- Open Create video and choose P-Video.
- Switch Mode from Generate to Edit.
- Add your Source video. Shorten it first if it exceeds 15 seconds.
- Fill in Edit instructions, describing both the change and what should remain unchanged.
- Add Reference images (optional) when the edit needs to match a specific product or appearance, then generate.
For example:
Change only the bottle cap from silver to matte black. Preserve the bottle, label, hand movement, background, lighting, and camera motion.
Before: the source footage
After: the provider’s edited result
Provider demonstration from Pruna’s P-Video-Edit page. The source and result shown here restyle a lip-gloss scene, changing its color, lighting, and atmosphere.
Start with one focused change. Review the edited clip before using it in your final ad.
