Ray 3.2
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· Diffusion transformer (DiT)
Pricing — 1 offering(s)
T2V 5s / 720p
- $0.30 / clip Current 2026-06-13 → present
T2V 10s / 720p
- $0.90 / clip Current 2026-06-13 → present
T2V 5s / 1080p
- $1.20 / clip Current 2026-06-13 → present
T2V 10s / 1080p
- $3.60 / clip Current 2026-06-13 → present
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camera control strong
temporal consistency strong
motion quality strong
Prompt adherence moderate
native audio weak
clip duration ceiling moderate
image to video quality strong
Resolution ceiling moderate
Inference speed moderate
cost efficiency moderate
video editing moderate
Operator guidance
First choice when predictable camera motion is essential. Per-clip pricing makes cost easy to forecast ($0.30 for 5s 720p, $0.90 for 10s 720p). 1080p is significantly more expensive ($1.20/$3.60 for 5s/10s) — use 720p unless resolution is critical. No audio; choose Veo 3 if audio is needed.
Use cases
- Camera-motion-driven video for cinematic content
- Image animation preserving reference composition
- Video extension (extend mode) from existing clips
- Short-form professional content production
Limitations
- No audio generation
- 1080p pricing is expensive ($1.20–$3.60/clip) for longer/higher-res output
- No 4K support
- Ray 2 (the predecessor) is no longer API-priced; production code using Ray 2 should migrate to Ray 3.2
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