Midjourney has released an AI video generator: How to get started
Popular AI Image Platform Mid Journey We released a new AI-Video generator on Wednesday. The new V1 video model allows you to create 5-second AI videos from images created on the platform or upload. Founder David Holtz has unveiled the video model In a blog post.
Introducing the V1 video model. It’s fun, easy and beautiful. Available for $10/month. This is the first video model for Everyone, and is currently available. pic.twitter.com/ibm0kan8uy
– Midjourney (@midjourney) June 18, 2025
This generator is also available in Openai’s Sora and Google Flow. Midjourney V1 subscriptions start at $10 per month with 3.3 hours of “fast” GPU hours. According to Holz, a “video job” consists of four 5-second images, which costs about eight times the cost of an image.
Mid Journey More affordable Sora A subscription of $20 or $200 per month, $20 per month on Google’s flow, or $249 per month on Super Tier.
More features in the future could potentially increase costs. In a post, Holz said the company will monitor how it uses the V1 and adjust its pricing later.
How to Use Midjourney’s New AI Video Generator
For now, VIs are available On the website. If you want to use Midjourney with Discord, Login Use the Continue with Discord option. To start your first video, you only need the images you uploaded or in the photo gallery. It acts as a “start frame.”
Animated image button will appear. The Auto or Default option moves images, while the Manual option allows you to enter a text prompt for how you want to move.
Next, there are low-motion or high-motion options. According to Holz’s blog post, low videos are suitable for surrounding scenes where only the subject is moving.
High-motion settings allow both the subject and the camera to move. This setting can create unrealistic or glitchy movements. You can extend Midjourney videos from 4 seconds to 4 times, expanding a total of 21 seconds of video. This tool generates videos at 480p resolution.
Midjourney faces lawsuit Disney and Universal It is allegedly because of copyright infringement, people did not take precautions to prevent people from using copyrighted characters. Midjourney has not issued an official statement regarding the lawsuit.