Microsoft's Bing Video Creator lets you generate free, short AI videos from text prompts. Powered by Sora, it's rolling out on the Bing Mobile App, offering easy video creation with C2PA labels.
Microsoft is bringing AI video creation to the masses with the new Bing Video Creator, and it's free to use. It is a really accessible way for anyone to turn text ideas into short videos.
The exciting part is that it's powered by OpenAI's Sora model, which is a pretty big deal for a free tool integrated into Bing. You describe what you want, and it generates a 5-second video, 9:16 format for now. It’s now rolling out on the Bing Mobile App, with desktop and Copilot Search access coming soon.
MS is also emphasizing responsible AI, with safeguards and C2PA content credentials for the generated videos. With an initial 10 fast creations and then standard speed, or use Microsoft Rewards for more fast ones, it’s set up for wide experimentation.
Lame that you have to download the Bing app to generate videos. Instant pass.
This looks interesting! How fast is onboarding for Bing Video Creator, and do you provide tutorials or community support?
It would be interesting to see the war between Google and Microsoft in this area
This is a big swing from Microsoft...
AI video creation, powered by Sora + free? That’s wild!! Making it this accessible is going to open up a ton of creative experimentation.
Excited to see where people take it.
About Bing Video Creator on Product Hunt
“Turn your words into short videos on Bing”
Bing Video Creator launched on Product Hunt on June 3rd, 2025 and earned 127 upvotes and 8 comments, placing #17 on the daily leaderboard. Microsoft's Bing Video Creator lets you generate free, short AI videos from text prompts. Powered by Sora, it's rolling out on the Bing Mobile App, offering easy video creation with C2PA labels.
Bing Video Creator was featured in Artificial Intelligence (466.6k followers), Digital Art (2.5k followers) and Video (1.8k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 93k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Bing Video Creator?
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Zac Zuo
Hi everyone!
Microsoft is bringing AI video creation to the masses with the new Bing Video Creator, and it's free to use. It is a really accessible way for anyone to turn text ideas into short videos.
The exciting part is that it's powered by OpenAI's Sora model, which is a pretty big deal for a free tool integrated into Bing. You describe what you want, and it generates a 5-second video, 9:16 format for now. It’s now rolling out on the Bing Mobile App, with desktop and Copilot Search access coming soon.
MS is also emphasizing responsible AI, with safeguards and C2PA content credentials for the generated videos. With an initial 10 fast creations and then standard speed, or use Microsoft Rewards for more fast ones, it’s set up for wide experimentation.