hailuo-02
Compared to earlier versions, this model brings enhanced physics, more natural camera movement, and better alignment with prompts. It currently supports 10-second clips at 768p, with native 1080p coming soon.
Setup your API Key
If you don’t have an API key for the AI/ML API yet, feel free to use our Quickstart guide.
How to Make a Call
API Schemas
Now, all of our API schemas for video models use our new universal short URL — https://api.aimlapi.com/v2/video/generations.
However, you can still call this model using the legacy URL that includes the vendor name.
Create a video generation task and send it to the server
The text description of the scene, subject, or action to generate in the video.
A direct link to an online image or a Base64-encoded local image that will serve as the first frame for the video. Image specifications:
- format must be JPG, JPEG, or PNG;
- aspect ratio should be greater than 2:5 and less than 5:2;
- the shorter side must exceed 300 pixels;
- file size must not exceed 20MB.
A direct link to an online image or a Base64-encoded local image to be used as the last frame of the video.
The dimensions of the video display. 1080p corresponds to 1920 x 1080 pixels, 768p corresponds to 1366 x 768 pixels.
768PPossible values: The length of the output video in seconds.
If True, the incoming prompt will be automatically optimized to improve generation quality when needed. For more precise control, set it to False — the model will then follow the instructions more strictly.
trueRetrieve the generated video from the server
After sending a request for video generation, this task is added to the queue. This endpoint lets you check the status of a video generation task using its id, obtained from the endpoint described above.
If the video generation task status is complete, the response will include the final result — with the generated video URL and additional metadata.
Successfully generated video
Successfully generated video
Full Example: Generating and Retrieving the Video From the Server
The code below creates a video generation task, then automatically polls the server every 10 seconds until it finally receives the video URL.
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