Archive · 20 Jun 2025
Midjourney Launches AI Video Generator Amid Copyright Lawsuit
Midjourney has launched a new tool that creates short videos from images using artificial intelligence.
Users can take pictures and make them move with simple instructions.
Videos can start at five seconds and be expanded to 21 seconds.
The video generation process uses a lot of computer power, and the cost depends on how much it is used.
While this new tool is released, Midjourney is being sued by Disney and Universal, who believe it may be copying copyrighted material.
Midjourney released its first AI video generation model.
Users can transform images into short animated clips.
The feature is available on the website and Discord for paying subscribers.
Users can generate five-second videos and extend them up to 21 seconds.
Disney and Universal have filed a lawsuit against Midjourney.
- Who
- Midjourney
- What
- Midjourney launched an AI video generation model.
- When
- Not explicitly stated.
- Where
- On Midjourney's website and Discord server.
- Why
- To provide users with AI-powered video creation from images.
Midjourney
Disney and Universal
Copyright Concerns
Midjourney
Midjourney is developing new AI-powered tools for content creation and plans to provide advanced models in the future.
Disney and Universal
Disney and Universal allege that Midjourney's video generator infringes on intellectual property rights and violates copyright.
- Tool Type
- AI video generation model
- Video Length
- 5-21 seconds
- Starting point
- Images
- Subscription Cost
- $10/month
- Modes of motion
- Low and High
- Lawsuit
- Disney and Universal vs. Midjourney
