Note: full functionality (cameos, Remix, the social feed and some creation flows) is available via the Sora mobile app — currently rolling out on iOS — so plan to use the mobile app for the smoothest experience.


What’s new in Sora 2


Process — 3 simple steps

  1. Upload reference images (2–5 min)
  2. Ideate with ChatGPT (3–8 min)
  3. Paste prompts into Sora, render draft, then Remix (5–30 min per iteration)

Quick ChatGPT ideation prompt (copy/paste)

You are my short-form video director & Sora 2 prompt engineer.

Context:
• Product: [Product name] -ATTACH PRODUCT IMAGE INTO PROMPT
• Hero image filename (for my reference): hero.jpg
• One-line USP: [e.g., "Melts makeup, hydrates skin"]
• Shots: 3 shots (each ~10s Sora unit)
• Constraint: 

Deliverable:
1) A concise 3-shot storyboard (title + 10s timestamps + one-line action).
2) For each shot, a Sora-ready prompt with: Short scene/camera instructions (timestamps inside 10s), Action (hand description), 2 physics micro-directives, one continuity anchor line, and 2 guardrails (label legibility, no faces).
Return as three numbered copy-paste prompts.


Example Sora-ready shot prompt

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Scene: Medium-close, vanity setting with soft, warm top-left light. Camera starts on hands applying a small scoop of balm to the back of the hand (0–2s), then dollies slightly out and tilts up to show the woman gently massaging the product into her cheekbone/jaw area (2–7s), finish with a soft 1.5s hold on the radiant skin patch and a calm pause for overlay text (7–10s).

Subject: A beautiful woman applying the balm on her face

Action: Using a small stainless spatula or fingertips, scoop a pea-sized amount, warm between fingers, and press into skin with gentle upward motions. No eye contact with camera.

Physics micro-directives:
 • Balm texture: show glossy-to-milk emulsification on skin contact; no grain or aliasing.
 • Skin sheen: subtle, natural specular response (no plastic look).
 • Motion: hand motion ≤3° rotation per second; no jitter.