What Vidu Q2 Pro is good at — and what it's not

Vidu Q2 Pro is the reference-driven tier of the prior Vidu generation: it takes up to 7 reference images to anchor characters, products, and style in the generated shot. Like the rest of Vidu's line, the point is keeping your subjects on screen rather than letting a prompt invent something close — useful for character scenes and product motion where the subject has to stay recognizable.

A distinctive control is movement amplitude — auto, small, medium, or large — which sets how much motion the shot carries. Small suits subtle, contained scenes; large drives dynamic action. Output runs at 720p or 1080p across five aspect ratios, with clips from 2 to 8 seconds.

Where it sits in the Vidu line: Vidu Q3 is the newer generation with native audio and up to 16-second clips; Vidu Q3 Turbo is the faster Q3 text-to-video tier; Vidu Q2 Turbo is this generation's image-to-video. For a different look, Kling V3 is the general flagship. Vidu Q2 Pro's sweet spot is reference-anchored video with movement control.

A reasonable mental model: default to Vidu Q2 Pro when you need referenced subjects plus movement control and 8 seconds is enough, and step up to Vidu Q3 for longer shots and native audio.