Most AI assistants can't connect you to Midjourney, Runway, or Sora. You can't ask them to generate video using Google Veo. Music synthesis through Suno? Not happening. GPT Proto fixes this—text, image, video, and audio generation models sit behind one API.
No more juggling accounts across OpenAI, Anthropic, Midjourney, and half a dozen video platforms. You get a single endpoint. GPT Proto aggregates GPT, Claude, Midjourney, Flux, Suno, Runway, Sora, Google Veo, Kling-Video, Hailuo, Wan, and Seedance. One API key replaces the mess of managing credentials for competing services.
Video generation gets interesting here. Text-to-video works. So does starting from an image. Multi-shot sequencing? Available. Reference-image guidance keeps characters consistent across frames. Cinematic presets handle lighting and camera effects—no manual tweaking required. Output comes in 1080p or 720p. Physical realism simulation is built in. Lip-sync capabilities too.
Picture a content creator building social media clips. They could script a video. Specify persistent characters. Add ambient sound. Extend sequences without switching tools. GPT Proto claims lightning-fast responses and rock-solid uptime (harder to verify without extended use).
Pricing runs pay-per-use. Kling-v2.6-pro costs $0.0896 per generation. Sora-2 runs $0.4. Veo3.1-fast is $0.5. Sora-2-pro hits $1.2. Veo3.1-pro tops out at $2.5. Some models offer 20% discounts compared to direct pricing.
Editing tools let you insert or remove objects precisely. Veo3.1-fast generates 4-8 second videos in under 60 seconds. There's no free trial—you're paying from the start.
