What Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit is best at
Pricing
Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit costs 34 credits on Versely. It bills per second, at a rate that changes with output resolution, so a full job runs 34 to 1344 credits depending on output resolution.
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| SD/HD | 12 credits |
| 4K | 23 credits |
Prices are Versely credits. Your plan's credit allowance is on the pricing page.
Specs
- Qualities
- 720p1080p
- Max resolution
- 1080p
Inputs
Starting image
Not required - generates from a text prompt alone.
Video input
Required - up to 1 clip.
Release
Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit was released on April 26, 2026 (released 7 months ago).
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit cost on Versely?+
Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit costs 34 credits on Versely. A full job runs 34-1344 credits depending on output resolution.
What is Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit best for?+
Happy Horse 1.0 edits a source video using a prompt and up to 5 reference images, with auto/origin audio handling — output capped at 15 seconds On Versely it is filed as a Alibaba video model for edit video.
What resolution does Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit output?+
Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit supports output up to 1080p (available qualities: 720p, 1080p).
Does Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit need a reference image or video?+
Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit can generate from a text prompt without a starting image. It also accepts video input (up to 1 clips).
When was Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit released?+
Happy Horse 1.0 Video Edit was released on April 26, 2026 (released 7 months ago).
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