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  1. New
    WizstarWizshot 1.0Products

    Wizstar launches its own reference-to-video model

    Wizstar says it trained Wizshot 1.0 in-house for reference-to-video generation. It accepts up to nine reference images and produces 5–15 second 720p landscape or portrait clips with native audio. Its comparisons with competing models are company claims, not independent tests.

    Wizstar1 source

  2. New
    WizstarWizshot 1.0 launch accessPricing & Access

    Wizshot offers credit use and limited unlimited periods by plan

    Wizstar says all logged-in users can generate with Wizshot 1.0 at 5 credits per second. Eligible Annual Starter and Plus subscribers have plan-specific temporary periods without credit use; Pro subscribers get that benefit while subscribed. The unlimited benefit applies to 720p clips of 5–15 seconds, can be slower on shared capacity, and its exact Starter and Plus days must be checked on the plan page.

    Wizstar2 sources

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