Guide
Burning Bridges Video Settings, Explained
Resolution, length and frame shape decide how your clip looks and what it costs. Every paid render uses our best video model; these Burning Bridges video settings decide the rest. Pick them in the AI Burning Bridges video generator.
Last updated: October 12, 2026
Three settings, one model
Before you render, you choose three Burning Bridges video settings: the resolution, the length and the frame shape. They change the size, the duration and the credits of your clip, never the model: every paid render uses our best video model, the full version, at every resolution.
The free preview is the exception: once per account, 4 seconds at 480p without sound, on a lighter model, so you can see the scene before you buy credits.
Resolution: 480p, 720p or 1080p
Higher resolution means more detail in your face, your outfit and the chandeliers, and more credits.
- 480p: quick and fine on phones; the cheapest way to try a look.
- 720p: HD, sharp on any phone and on most laptops; the best balance for social posts.
- 1080p: Full HD, the most detail from our best video model; for the clip you want to keep or show on a big screen.
Length: 10 or 15 seconds
Both lengths follow the same party scene; the longer one stays with it a little longer.
- 10 seconds: a quick hook, perfect for TikTok and Reels.
- 15 seconds: the whole scene, with more time in the crowd before the clip ends.
- A 15-second clip takes a little longer to render and costs more credits, because the model generates more frames.
Frame: widescreen or vertical
Pick the frame for where you will post, so nothing gets cropped later.
- Widescreen 16:9: like the music video; for YouTube, laptops and TVs. This is the default.
- Vertical 9:16: native for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, with your face in the safe area. Our Burning Bridges TikTok guide covers posting it.
What each setting costs
Each clip has a fixed price in credits, whatever the frame shape: a 10-second clip is 40 credits in 480p, 70 in 720p or 140 in 1080p; a 15-second clip is 50, 120 or 200.
Credit packs start at $9.99 for 40 credits, enough for one 10-second clip in 480p. If a render fails, its credits come back automatically.
Ready-made combinations
Not sure? These Burning Bridges video settings cover most uses:
- Trying a look: 480p, 10 s, vertical (40 credits).
- TikTok, Reels or Shorts: 720p, 10 s, vertical (70 credits).
- YouTube or a party screen: 1080p, 15 s, widescreen (200 credits).
- A birthday or wedding surprise to keep: 1080p, 10 s, in the frame you’ll show it in (140 credits).
Burning Bridges video settings FAQ
Does a higher resolution use a better model?
No. Every paid render uses our best video model; resolution only changes how much detail the clip has and the credits it costs.
Which resolution should I pick for TikTok?
720p in vertical 9:16 is the best balance for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Pick 1080p if you want the sharpest version.
Does the frame shape change the price?
No. Widescreen and vertical cost the same; only resolution and length change the credits.
Does the video have sound?
Paid renders come with party ambience, never the song itself. Add the official “Burning Bridges” sound when you post. The free preview is silent.
How long does a render take?
A 10-second clip is usually ready within a few minutes; 15-second clips take a little longer. The progress bar updates live.
Pick your settings, make your clip
Choose resolution, length and frame, and let our best video model render your AI Burning Bridges video.
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