Three ways: Creative Lab — right in the browser, nothing to install; Workflow — as a node in a script → frames → video pipeline; API — with the same GPTunneL key as the rest of the platform's models.

Our own inference

Grom TV

Q: What resolution does it generate?

480p, 720p and 1080p. Drafts are best run at 480p — faster and cheaper — with the final render at 1080p. For big screens there's 4K upscaling powered by our Grom Pixel model.

Q: Can I use my own voiceover?

Yes. Feed an audio track in and the model acts the scene out to it — hitting the lips and laying gestures out across the timeline. Without a track, Grom TV voices the scene itself: voice, ambience and music.

Q: What is the model weaker at?

Complex physics: fluids, collisions, crowd scenes — frontier models are still stronger there. Grom TV is at its best with a single character in frame: avatars, hosts, ads. If your task is different — Seedance, Veo and Kling live in the same account.

Q: How much does it cost?

Pay per generation at the platform's price list, no subscription: top up a single balance and pay for what you render. Current prices are in the price list in your account.

Q: Where do requests run?

On our own infrastructure — our servers and leased capacity in data centers under our control. Your video doesn't leave for third-party model vendors.

The video model of the Grom line: up to 20 seconds of video with sound in a single generation. Your character speaks, moves and hits every syllable — on our hardware, not someone else's cloud.

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20 sec

of video per generation

1080p

native · up to 4K with Grom Pixel

3 inputs

text, photo and audio

Why

Video with sound, not a silent clip

Most video models hand you a silent clip: you glue the voiceover on afterwards and patch the lipsync with a separate service. Grom TV generates picture and sound in one pass — speech, ambience and music land in sync with the frame right away. The model takes text, a first-frame photo and an audio track as inputs — in any combination. Got a recorded voice? The scene will be acted out to it. Don't have one? Grom TV will voice it itself. The model runs on our own hardware: speed, queue and generation cost are controlled by us, not a third-party vendor. That's why we can put an SLA in writing for business — built for a content pipeline, not for luck.

Use cases

What Grom TV shoots

Every clip is a single generation: a prompt, a frame or a track goes in — a video with sound comes out.

Music videotext → video · music

Stream hostaudio → video · lipsync

Avatar for your blogaudio → video · lipsync

Cartoontext → video · animation

Product adtext → video · sound in frame

Reels for social mediatext → video · vertical frame

Lipsync

One character in frame — our strong suit

Give the model a track and your character will live it out on screen: lips, expressions, breathing and gestures in time with the speech. Even a whisper — you can see the articulation shift and the smile land on the closing line.

audio track

It's important to know two things: how to create an avatar, and which AI brings it to life. Try Grom TV.

whisper · cloned voice · 10 seconds

your recordingcloned voicemodel voiceover

Not just the lips.A blogger adjusts the mic, a narrator holds a pause, the character breathes and smiles — the body acts along with the speech.
Your own voice, cloned.Upload a short sample and the track speaks in your voice: timbre, intonation and pacing carry over.
Or sound from the model.No recording? Grom TV voices the scene itself: voice, intonation and background ambience.

Build an avatar from nodes in Workflow

She's whispering — turn the sound on

Inputs

Build the scene from what you have

Only the text is required. A photo sets the first frame, audio sets the track; whatever's missing, the model fills in itself.

Scene textrequired

First-frame photooptional

Audio trackoptional

Grom TVfills in the gaps: no frame — it imagines one, no track — it voices the scene

videoA clip up to 20 seconds480p, 720p or 1080p — whatever the job needs

soundSynchronized trackspeech, music and ambience in a single pass

upscale4K via Grom Pixelwhen the clip is headed for a big screen

A first-frame photo locks in the character and the style — handy for shooting a series of clips with the same hero. The audio can be speech, music or a mix: the model lays the track out across the scene's timeline itself.

Resolution

From draft to 4K

Run iterations at 480p — fast and cheap. Render the final at 1080p, and if the clip is headed for a big screen, Grom Pixel takes the frame up to 4K.

4KGrom Pixel upscale3840 × 2160

1080pproduction quality1920 × 1080

720psocial media1280 × 720

480pdrafts and iterations854 × 480

480pdrafts and iterations854 × 480

720psocial media1280 × 720

1080pproduction quality1920 × 1080

4KGrom Pixel upscale3840 × 2160

4K isn't a separate generation mode — it's Grom Pixel, our upscaling model, at work: it restores sharpness and texture instead of stretching pixels.

Comparison

Where Grom TV is strong — and where it honestly isn't

The model is tuned for clips with a character and sound: avatars, ads, social media. Complex physics and crowd scenes are better left to frontier models — they live in the same GPTunneL account.

	Grom TVour inference	Seedance 2bytedance	Veo 3.1google	Kling 3kuaishou
Length per generation	up to 20 s	up to 15 s	up to 8 s	up to 10 s
Sound and speech in frame	yes	yes	yes	yes
Video for a finished voiceover	yes	no	no	separate tool
Lipsync avatar	strong suit	limited	good	average
Real actors' faces on request	yes	no	no	no
Russian language support	excellent	poor	good	poor
Complex physics and crowds	not its thing	stronger	stronger	stronger
Resolution	1080p + 4K upscale	up to 1080p	up to 1080p	up to 1080p
Price per generation	low	very high	medium	medium
Where the request runs	our servers	vendor cloud	vendor cloud	vendor cloud
SLA for business	written into the contract	—	—	—

Figures for third-party models are public vendor information as of July 2026; limits vary by plan and region. All four models are available in GPTunneL — compare them on your own task.

Three ways to shoot a clip

Where to try it

IN THE BROWSER // CREATIVE LAB

Creative Lab

Prompt, frame and track in one window: build the scene and get the clip in your generation feed.

PIPELINES // WORKFLOW

Workflow

A node canvas: script → frames → video → upscale. Grom TV is one node in the pipeline.

INTEGRATION // API

API

The same GPTunneL key as for two hundred other models. Limits and SLA sized to your load.

For business

A content pipeline on our hardware

Grom TV runs on our own machines, so volumes and deadlines are a matter of contract — not a queue in someone else's cloud.

Our own inference

Our own and leased GPUs: queue, priorities and generation cost are under our control.

SLA in the contract

Availability, generation speed and processing priority — fixed in writing.

Capacity for peaks

We reserve capacity ahead of campaigns and launches — your renders skip the shared queue.

The same key

Grom TV connects with the same GPTunneL API key — no separate integration.

Need Grom TV for your content flow?

Drop us a line — let's discuss volumes, limits, SLA and pricing.

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Grom TV questions

/01How long is a clip?

Up to 20 seconds per generation — enough for a reel, a teaser or a scene with a line of dialogue. Longer stories are built from several scenes: a first-frame photo helps keep the character and style consistent between generations.

/02What resolution does it generate?

/03Can I use my own voiceover?

/04What is the model weaker at?

/05Where can I try it?

/06How much does it cost?

/07Where do requests run?

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