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If you want it, you can imagine it
Analysis: Grok Imagine praised for 30s text-to-video, 7-image input, 720p output and cost savings vs rivals. Support 52.13%, Confront 27.13%. Elon: 'epic'.
Grok Imagine just keeps getting better and nobody's talking enough about it → Extend up to 30-second videos from text prompts → Input 7 images to build a full scene → 720p output → 75% cheaper than Veo 3.1, 80% cheaper than Sora 2 Pro Elon confirmed the next upgrade, it'll be "epic" The AI video race has a new leader…and It is far better and faster than you ever Imagined
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
What the community is saying — both sides
many replies celebrate it as a leap forward, calling it “best,” “magic,” and “quietly taking the lead” in AI video.
users highlight aggressive pricing (claims of ~75–80% cheaper than rivals) as a decisive advantage that could democratize video creation.
30‑second clips, multi‑image scene inputs and faster generation are praised for compressing idea→video iteration and making production practical for creators.
praise comes with caveats: people want to see sustained realism, scene continuity, better anime/chibi outputs, and higher resolution before fully committing.
common asks include 1080p output, the ability to import audio, comic/video template conversions, desert/scene-specific prompts, and fewer prompts per image.
several replies argue incumbents like Sora/Veo are being undercut and that creators who relied on expensive access may lose their edge.
users are probing quotas and specs (e.g., 60‑minute / 120‑generation claims, reported 720p), and want clarity on censorship, continuity reliability, and generation caps.
a noticeable strand of near‑fanatic support, personal endorsements and hype around Elon/Grok that amplifies positive momentum.
users complain it alters or replaces requested elements (e.g., turning a bird into a leopard) and repeatedly refuses to do exactly what was asked.
creators report frequent, unfair takedowns and rate limits that block legitimate uploads (3D assets, videos, innocuous text prompts).
people say it’s no longer free, is effectively behind a paywall, and is too expensive for users in developing countries.
outputs are described as “cartoonish,” “uncanny,” or “cheesy”; the model struggles with realistic details like human hands, clapping, or believable integration into existing images.
fixed short runtimes (7–10s), forced watermarks, and dropping resolution when extending clips make the video feature practically unusable for many workflows.
technical issues reported: it forgets reference images after extensions, loses characters/backgrounds, and shows inconsistent behavior across regenerations.
multiple replies name alternatives (Kling, Sora, Gemini, Seedance, Veo) as higher quality, claiming people are switching away from Grok/Imagine.
many view the launch as overhyped: a beta that’s being paid for, offering mostly “eye candy” rather than real, useful advances.
some ask whether this direction supports traditional artists or simply prioritizes AI art creation, implying cultural and economic worries for creators.
Most popular replies, ranked by engagement
If you want it, you can imagine it
I created this fictitious trailer from 7 random post apocalyptic scenes, people, cars, and weapons. @Grok imagine created the cinematic trailer from them. This by far is the lowest budget movie trailer.
https://t.co/LNXm9z1noY Cyborg girl
tart doing what I ask it to and stop adding all kinds of stupid stuff I didn't ask it to? I create detailed prompts asking it to make the existing bird in the image fly, and it turns the bird into a leopard instead. Have to generate and regenerate a hundred times to get it t
Nobody's talking about it cuz it's not even hitting different, fam. Elon's tech always feels like a beta version you pay extra for.
Grok imagine 🤣🤣
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