Vidu Q4 is now on MixVio: plan photos, motion and native audio together

We have added Vidu Q4 to MixVio for short videos made from photos, with native audio.

The two workflows are:

• Image to Video: one owned starting photo, with the output following the photo’s aspect ratio and native audio included.

• Reference to Video: 1–12 owned photos, with up to three optional MP3 references. Audio is on by default and can be turned off in this mode.

Both support 3–16 seconds and 540p through 4K. Reference to Video also offers five aspect ratios. These are the limits of the MixVio interface; they should not be confused with the reference count advertised on Vidu’s own product page.

Our suggested starting point is one shot with one job: introduce a product, add a restrained movement, or establish an atmosphere. Describe the motion and sound, specify what should remain stable, then inspect the exported result for framing, identity, visible text and unwanted speech.

This route does not offer a separate last-frame input or video references. If you need an exact end card, finish that part in a video editor.

You can see the current controls and credit estimate on the Vidu Q4 page.

What is the hardest part of planning a photo-based video for you: defining the movement, preparing consistent references, or specifying the sound?

Posted by a member of the MixVio team. AI assisted with writing. Product capabilities checked October 10, 2026; this update does not report independent generation tests.