Sora 2 just unlocked longer clips, but there’s a catch
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Paulo Vargas Published October 16, 2025 |
What’s happened? OpenAI lifted Sora 2’s clip ceiling and reshuffled where its best tools live. Everyone can now generate up to 15 seconds on the app and in the browser, while Pro users can create even longer clips.
This is important because: Those extra seconds can turn a prompt into a full scene, not just a flash. With more runway, creators can set tone, build a plot, then actually land with a good story.
Why should I care? The update draws a clean line between casual use and committed projects. Quick drafts and social snippets fit inside 15 seconds on either surface, while structured sequences benefit from the browser’s higher ceiling and planning tools.
Okay, so what’s next? Watch for tools that convert 25 seconds into real edits and not just longer renders. We can also track how rivals answer this jump, since the AI video arms race is as much about control as it is about seconds. Google’s platform is already pushing hard on controls with Flow and Veo, which raises the bar for Sora.
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