Video Formats, Length, and Production Tiers
How to choose format, presentation, aspect ratio, runtime, and the Low, Medium, or High production tier.
Review format, presentation, aspect ratio, runtime, and production tier in the Quote Statement before confirming.
Formats
VidBlitz supports long-form:
- Documentary.
- Explainer.
- Listicle.
Presentation
A production can be narration-led or use suitable source-original-audio moments.
Narration-led videos use voiceover with supporting visuals. Source-original-audio moments keep meaningful audio from an eligible clip while narration pauses and music is reduced or paused.
Aspect Ratios
Supported deliverables include:
- 16:9 widescreen.
- 9:16 vertical.
- 1:1 square.
The Quote Statement shows the output dimensions and whether the selected treatments can support the requested deliverable.
Runtime
Choose from the requested, recommended, and feasible runtime shown in the Quote. Longer videos need enough story material and usable visual coverage.
If source availability limits the production, shorten the runtime or broaden the allowed source choices before confirming.
Production Tiers
Tier | Credits per output minute | Best for |
|---|---|---|
VidBlitz Low | 35 | Straightforward topics where budget matters most |
VidBlitz Medium | 44 | Most everyday long-form and faceless videos |
VidBlitz High | 55 | Dense documentaries, named events, and topics where precise visual matching is critical |
The Prompt Checker can recommend a tier. Review or change it under Production tier in the Quote Statement.
The selected tier controls how deeply VidBlitz analyzes candidate footage, your content reference, and your thumbnail reference. It does not reduce script checks, planning safeguards, delivery checks, or technical output quality.
Changing the tier updates the credit estimate and makes the previous Quote confirmation stale.
Credit Estimate
The Quote Statement shows the selected runtime, tier, per-minute rate, and estimated reservation. The final generation charge uses the accepted video duration, rounded up by output minute at the rate you confirmed.
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