See Midjourney Video in Action: Early Examples and What's Next

The idea of Midjourney creating video has been a big topic, and now, we have some early glimpses. The AI video model is not officially out yet, but there are initial results that show what it can do. Recently, I had the chance to review many of these early clips. This post shares some of the most exciting examples and talks about what Midjourney video can do right now.

First Look at Midjourney's Video Model

Platforms like Cling or V3 have been making AI videos for a while. Midjourney started training its video model in early 2024. While it's still in the testing phase, the first results are promising. Many of the clips initially viewed were simple, often short loops with little movement. However, some examples really stand out and give a clear picture of Midjourney's early capabilities.

Standout Details: Faces, Hands, and Illustrations

One surprising feature in these early videos is how well Midjourney handles specific details. Hands, fingers, and even teeth appear with good clarity. Faces in the videos are expressive and look real, carrying the quality we know from Midjourney's image generation. Another strong point seen in the examples is the animation of illustrations. Turning drawn or painted pictures into moving clips can be tough for other AI tools, but Midjourney manages this remarkably well in some cases, truly bringing static art to life.

Video Length, Formats, and Camera Control

Currently, the video length is about 5 seconds. We do not know yet if longer clips, around 10 seconds, will be possible. The output formats are also clear. These videos come in standard sizes, making them easy to use. The pixel dimensions seen so far include 624x624 pixels and 464x832 pixels. This gives various common aspect ratios:

• 1x1 (square)

• 2x3

• 5x6

• 9x6

• 16x9 (widescreen)

Controlling Movement in Midjourney Video

A main question for future users is about camera movement. Will users need to define camera angles and motion directly in their prompts? Or will there be pre-set modes, similar to what other platforms offer? There is also the possibility of a draft mode, like we have for images, which would be very helpful. These questions will be important for how creators use the video feature.

As Midjourney adds new features like video, managing different aspect ratios and keeping track of your creations can become tricky. Consider using TitanXT's Midjourney Automation Suite to help streamline your workflow and organize your projects with ease.

Pricing and How to Help Improve Midjourney Video

Regarding cost, it seems there will not be a separate subscription for Midjourney video. The feature will likely be part of the existing Midjourney subscription plans. This is good news, especially when compared to the prices of other video AI tools.

Join the Rating Process

Midjourney has stated that the clips we see now are not the final product. The system is still learning. Users can help by taking part in the rating process. Providing detailed feedback helps the AI learn better. Some of the test examples are intentionally raw or incorrect. This is part of the training process, helping the system identify what works and what does not work.

Making the most of Midjourney, especially as it adds new features like video, means staying organized and efficient. To get more from your creative process, check out TitanXT's Midjourney Automation Suite, designed to make your journey smoother and more productive.

Looking Ahead

The initial look at Midjourney's video model shows clear potential. With its strong image quality and promising results in animating details, the full release of this feature is something many users will look forward to. The future of AI-generated video with Midjourney looks bright. Stay ahead and manage your growing collection of amazing creations with TitanXT's Midjourney Automation Suite.