Vidu Q3

Make short clips that feel closer to a finished cut. Vidu Q3 can generate up to 16s with synced dialogue, music, and sound effects—plus multi-shot camera pacing and clean on-frame text.

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Three ways creators use Vidu Q3 to ship sound-on clips faster—without spending the whole night in post.

Key Features of Vidu Q3

16-Second Audio-Video Output: Sound-on clips that feel closer to a finished cut.
Director-Style Multi-Shot Pacing: Cuts that follow emotion and action, not random motion.
Native On-Frame Text: Make signs, titles, and captions feel like part of the scene.
Built for Story Workflows: From script beats to a 16-second deliverable.
Works Great with Your Existing Toolkit: Pair it with image and prompt workflows you already use.

16-Second Audio-Video Output

Vidu Q3 is designed to ship usable short clips fast: voice/dialogue, background music, and sound effects can be generated together with the visuals. This is where Vidu Q3 Pro often shines—higher-tier output aimed at cleaner delivery.

Prompt	Generated Clip
16s short film with synced dialogue, BGM, and SFX. Two characters speak briefly; keep lines short for cleaner lip-sync.

Director-Style Multi-Shot Pacing

Instead of a single static view, Vidu Q3 can follow a simple shot plan and switch between wide, medium, and close-up moments. That pacing makes a 12–16s clip feel like a scene rather than a loop.

Prompt	Generated Clip
Shot plan: wide establishing (0–5s) → close-up reply (5–11s) → action/detail cut (11–16s). Keep camera language explicit: push-in, follow, handheld drift.

Native On-Frame Text

When a clip needs a headline, label, or signage, Vidu Q3 can render text directly inside the video composition (common in Chinese/English/Japanese use cases). The key is short text, clear placement, and a style that belongs to the environment.

Prompt	Generated Clip
On-frame text: render 'Midnight Sale' as a neon sign on the storefront, perspective-correct, integrated lighting. Keep wording under 6 words.

Built for Story Workflows

If you're building quick narrative tests, product explainers, or short-form series, Vidu Q3 rewards prompts that include beats, timing, and sound cues. You’ll spend less time patching missing pieces in post and more time refining taste and pacing.

Works Great with Your Existing Toolkit

If your starting point is a still image, link it to an image to video flow. If you’re comparing generations, jump between Vidu Q2, Vidu AI, and Vidu Q1 to understand what changed over time.

Feature Comparison

Feature	What You Get	Why It Matters	Best For
Up to 16s generation	Longer single-shot output per run	More room for pacing and story beats	Short scenes, explainers, bumpers
Audio-video together	Dialogue/VO + BGM + SFX in one clip	Less post work, faster delivery	Sound-on social content
Multi-shot pacing	Wide → close-up → detail cuts	Feels closer to an edited scene	Mini drama, ads, product demos
On-frame text	Text rendered inside the scene	Avoids awkward post overlays	Promos, titles, signage
Vidu Q3 Pro naming	Often a higher-tier mode on some platforms	May offer cleaner delivery depending on plan	Frequent creators / teams
Commercial readiness	Output designed to be more deliverable	Fewer missing pieces to patch	Marketing and client work

How To Use Vidu Q3?

Start with a 3-Beat Mini Script

I don’t begin with style words—I begin with beats. One line for the setup (where we are), one for the turn (what changes), and one for the landing (the final emotion). For 16 seconds, three beats keeps the clip readable and prevents the scene from feeling like random motion.

Write the Camera Plan Like Timing Notes

What consistently works for me is this: Shot 1 (0–5s) wide establish, Shot 2 (5–11s) medium/close for the key line, Shot 3 (11–16s) detail/action + a clean hold. If I want it to feel more “directed,” I name one camera move (slow push-in, follow, handheld drift) and keep everything else simple.

Treat Audio + Text as Part of the Scene

I keep dialogue short and natural for cleaner lip-sync, then add only 1–2 intentional SFX (a sword clash, a door click) plus a light BGM vibe. For on-frame text, I use 2–6 words and place it on something real (neon sign, poster, label) so it belongs in the world—this avoids the ‘sticker subtitle’ look.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Vidu Q3 best used for?

Vidu Q3 is best for short, sound-on clips that need pacing—mini scenes, product explainers, ad concepts, channel bumpers, and quick narrative tests where audio and timing matter as much as the visuals.

Is Vidu Q3 Pro a different model from Vidu Q3?

Usually, no. Vidu Q3 is the generation name, while Vidu Q3 Pro often refers to a higher-tier mode within the same generation family on some platforms. The most reliable way to confirm is to check the exact model label and plan details where you generate.

How do I get better lip-sync with dialogue?

Keep lines short and natural, avoid very fast speech, and write a clear turn-taking structure (who speaks when). If a scene feels rushed, reduce the number of cuts and let the final seconds hold for a clean landing.

What should I include in a prompt to make it feel cinematic?

Add a simple shot plan (wide → medium → close-up), a camera move (slow push-in, follow, handheld drift), and one emotional beat. You’ll get better pacing than asking for a single static view.

How do I use on-frame text without it looking awkward?

Use short phrases (2–6 words), specify where the text lives (neon sign, poster, label), and describe the material/style so it belongs to the environment. If readability is critical, keep the background behind the text simple.

Can I use Vidu Q3 outputs for marketing or client work?

Many creators use it for concepts, drafts, and even deliverables, but you should always review for brand safety: avoid trademarks you don’t own, avoid real-person likeness without permission, and double-check any on-frame text for accuracy.

What’s the practical upgrade from older generations like Vidu Q2?

The biggest day-to-day difference is deliverability: longer single-run clips, more emphasis on audio-video together, and more intentional pacing. If your workflow used to be “generate visuals first, fix everything in post,” Q3 reduces that patchwork.

Any quick troubleshooting tips if the result feels messy?

Shorten the script, reduce the number of scene elements, and lock the camera plan to three beats. One strong sound cue is better than many. If you need clarity, prioritize fewer cuts and a cleaner final hold.

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Turn a simple idea into a sound-on short clip with cleaner pacing. Generate, review, and iterate fast—then ship the version that feels like a finished cut.

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