What video styles or types does Sora support? As a breakthrough video generation model, OpenAI's Sora is redefining the boundaries of AI video creation with the integration of diffusion model and Transformer architecture. It not only realizes high-fidelity real-life scene simulation, but also supports multimodal creation with powerful style adaptability.
OpenAI Sora supports the following video styles and types:
1. Realistic simulation
Natural scenes (weather/light and shadow changes)
Character dynamics (micro-expression/body movements)
Physical simulation (fluid, smoke, material deformation)
2, artistic generation
2D animation (cyberpunk/ink/oil painting)
3D Rendering (low poly/Unreal Engine Style)
Dynamic graphics (MG animation/data visualization)
3. Cross-modal fusion
Text-driven storyboard (novel/script → video)
Image to video (DALL·E linkage extension)
Music and picture synchronization (background music rhythm matching)
Mixed Reality (AR virtual objects interact with real scenes)
Timing Control (Editor of motion trajectory to frame level)
Retro Special Effects (8-bit pixels/film grains/failure art)
Long-term consistency is not supported yet (>60-second video characters may be deformed)
High-precision realistic needs to be used with ControlNet plug-in to generate
Some styles rely on computing power quotas (such as 4K generation is only for enterprise API)
It is recommended to experience the latest capabilities in real time through the official Playground's Style Library (Style Library), or combine GPT-5 for multimodal Prompt optimization.