P-Video 2

Pruna's quality-focused general clip model keeps the approachable surface of P-Video and gives it more room: seven aspect ratios, any duration from one to twenty seconds, 720p or 1080p, and optional Start and End images. It is built for a complete shot rather than only the short connective cuts where the original P-Video is strongest.

Text alone works, and a Start image fixes the opening composition. Add an End image when the camera or subject must arrive somewhere specific; the model then builds one continuous movement between the two. It does not accept a tray of numbered reference images, so those frames describe the shot rather than carrying a reusable cast across several shots. Seedance 2.5 remains the better choice when identity or several kinds of reference media have to survive between takes.

Audio can be generated with the clip, including speech described in the prompt. You can also attach one existing audio track to drive timing; in that mode the track determines the duration automatically. That makes P-Video 2 useful for a spoken beat, a music cue, or a longer product move that needs to land on a known ending without assembling several small clips.

The extra quality and length cost more than the original: $0.03 per second at 720p and $0.06 at 1080p, against $0.02 and $0.04 for P-Video. Use the cheaper sibling while finding a short motion, then move here when the shot needs the longer window, stronger finish, or native spoken result.