Tikdek: unified access to Sora 2 and Sora 2 Pro
Tikdek provides a unified API for Sora-style video generation. Build text-to-video and image-to-video experiences with realistic motion, synced audio, and controllable camera direction.
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What is Tikdek
Tikdek is a unified API that gives developers access to Sora 2 and Sora 2 Pro for text-to-video and image-to-video generation. Create cinematic clips with physics-aware motion and synchronized audio without managing model infrastructure.
- Text-to-video and image-to-videoGenerate video from prompts or reference frames with consistent motion and composition.
- Multi-shot storytellingDescribe multi-shot sequences and keep scenes coherent across cuts and transitions.
- Synced audio and realismProduce video with synchronized sound effects or dialogue and improved physical realism.
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**SORA IMAGE-TO-VIDEO PROMPT — PHOTOREALISTIC CORPORATE BRIEFING WITH OFF-SCREEN EGYPTIAN VOICE-OVER** Use the uploaded reference photograph as the exact first frame. Animate it into an ultra-realistic, premium corporate video inside the same Egyptian telecommunications branch. **1. SCENE AND NATURAL MOVEMENT** The Egyptian department manager in a light blue shirt is holding a morning briefing with three Egyptian male supervisors wearing purple polo shirts. The manager explains the day's priorities using subtle, natural hand gestures. The three supervisors listen attentively, occasionally nodding and maintaining natural eye contact. Preserve the original faces, identities, clothing, hairstyles, body proportions, positions, meeting table, laptop, notebooks, furniture, lighting, and branch interior exactly as shown in the reference image. Use realistic blinking, gentle breathing, minimal head movements, and authentic human body language. **2. CRITICAL AUDIO INSTRUCTION — NARRATION ONLY** The entire spoken sentence MUST be delivered by a separate, off-screen Egyptian Arabic male narrator. **ABSOLUTELY NO CHARACTER SPEAKING.** The manager and all three supervisors must remain completely silent. Their mouths must remain naturally at rest, with no speaking movements, no lip-sync animation, and no simulated dialogue. The voice-over is an independent narration track placed over the video, as if a professional narrator is describing the scene. It must NOT sound as though any person in the image is speaking. **3. EXACT EGYPTIAN ARABIC VOICE-OVER** The narrator must say exactly: "مدير الإدارة مع المشرفين... لتوحيد الرؤية وتحديد الأولويات." **PRONUNCIATION REQUIREMENTS:** - Use authentic Egyptian Arabic pronunciation, not Modern Standard Arabic, not Gulf Arabic, and not a synthetic or robotic accent. - Pronounce «المشرفين» clearly and naturally as an Egyptian Arabic word, with the correct consonants and natural Egyptian vowel sounds. - Do not mispronounce, stretch, distort, or replace any word. - Deliver «مدير الإدارة» smoothly, followed by a short natural pause. - Pronounce «مع المشرفين» clearly, then pause briefly before «لتوحيد الرؤية وتحديد الأولويات». - Use a confident, energetic, mature Egyptian male voice with professional corporate narration. - Keep the delivery natural, articulate, motivational, and moderately paced. **4. CAMERA AND VIDEO STYLE** Duration: 8 seconds. Aspect ratio: 16:9 widescreen. Use one continuous cinematic shot with a very subtle, smooth push-in toward the meeting group. Keep all four people visually consistent with the reference photograph. The scene should feel like genuine live-action footage filmed inside a real Egyptian telecommunications branch. Maintain realistic lighting, natural skin texture, accurate hands, and subtle environmental motion. **5. AUDIO MIXING** Keep the narration clear and prominent. Use only very subtle, natural office ambience underneath, if any. No background music is necessary. **6. STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS** No character dialogue. No moving lips. No lip synchronization. No talking faces. No additional voices. No subtitles. No on-screen text. No scene transitions. No exaggerated gestures. No face changes. No artificial animation. No distorted hands. No sudden camera movements. **FINAL OUTPUT:** An ultra-realistic corporate briefing video with silent, naturally moving characters and a separate, professionally narrated Egyptian Arabic voice-over.
**SORA IMAGE-TO-VIDEO PROMPT — REALISTIC CORPORATE SCENE** Use the uploaded reference image as the exact starting frame. Transform this still photograph into a premium, ultra-realistic corporate video scene inside the same Egyptian telecommunications branch. **SCENE & ACTION:** An Egyptian department manager in his early 40s, wearing a light blue business shirt, is holding a professional morning briefing with three Egyptian male supervisors wearing purple polo shirts. They are seated around the same wooden meeting table in the original image. The manager speaks naturally and confidently, making subtle, realistic hand gestures as he explains the team's direction and daily priorities. The three supervisors listen attentively, occasionally nodding, maintaining natural eye contact, and showing genuine engagement. **STRICT IMAGE PRESERVATION:** - Preserve the exact identities, facial features, hairstyles, clothing, body proportions, and positions of all four men from the reference image. - Keep the same branch interior, purple corporate elements, wooden furniture, lighting, notebooks, laptop, and background. - Do not add or remove people or objects. - Do not change the camera angle or reconstruct the environment. - Maintain realistic Egyptian facial features and natural skin texture. **CAMERA & MOTION:** Create a continuous 8-second cinematic shot in 16:9 widescreen. Use an almost imperceptible, smooth cinematic push-in toward the group. Add subtle natural body movement, realistic blinking, gentle head movements, and believable hand gestures. The manager should be the primary focus while all three supervisors remain naturally engaged. **AUDIO — EGYPTIAN ARABIC VOICE OVER:** Add a professional, energetic Egyptian male voice-over in authentic Egyptian Arabic, with clear pronunciation, a confident corporate tone, and natural pacing. The exact spoken line must be: "مدير الإدارة مع المشرفين... لتوحيد الرؤية وتحديد الأولويات." Pronunciation guidance: - Say "مدير الإدارة" clearly and naturally in Egyptian Arabic. - Pause briefly after "المشرفين". - Emphasize "توحيد الرؤية" and "تحديد الأولويات" with confident, motivating delivery. - The voice must sound genuinely Egyptian, not Modern Standard Arabic, not Gulf Arabic, and not robotic. - Use a mature, warm, professional Egyptian male voice with clear articulation and an energetic but natural delivery. - Keep the narration synchronized with the scene's timing. **REALISM & QUALITY:** Photorealistic live-action footage, natural human motion, accurate hands and fingers, realistic eye movements, authentic office ambience, consistent facial identity, professional corporate cinematography, natural lighting, and lifelike motion. **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** No cartoon or animation style, no artificial facial movements, no exaggerated gestures, no distorted hands, no face morphing, no identity changes, no extra fingers, no lip-sync glitches, no flickering, no sudden camera movements, no scene transitions, no subtitles, no on-screen text, no logos added, and no background music overpowering the narration. **FINAL RESULT:** A believable, professionally filmed corporate briefing that feels like a real moment captured inside an Egyptian telecommunications branch, suitable for an internal corporate presentation video.
Create a 10-second premium cinematic corporate commercial, 16:9 widescreen, photorealistic, inside the exact Egyptian telecommunications customer service branch shown in the uploaded reference photograph. LOCATION AND ARCHITECTURE: Recreate the distinctive branch environment: long purple central waiting benches, glossy beige tiled flooring, warm honey-colored wooden service counters along both sides, gray frosted-glass partitions, black perforated chairs, white recessed ceiling lights, wooden wall framing, purple display panels, and subtle cyan accents. Preserve the original layout and recognizable central aisle. COLOR PALETTE: Rich purple, violet, electric blue, cyan, clean white, and restrained warm yellow accents. Purple remains the dominant uniform color. UNIFORMS — ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL: Every visible frontline agent wears a completely plain purple corporate polo shirt or plain purple uniform shirt with dark navy or black trousers. The purple fabric must be completely unmarked. No logo, no company name, no symbol, no lettering, no embroidery, no badge, no patch, no emblem, no printed design, and no decorative mark. The chest, sleeves, back, collar, and entire visible shirt surface must be plain purple fabric. The supervisor wears a plain white or light-blue business shirt with dark trousers, without any branding. SCENE: The branch is active. An Egyptian agent in a completely plain purple shirt warmly welcomes a customer at a wooden service counter, listens carefully, and helps with a service request. Another purple-shirted agent works confidently at a nearby computer. Two colleagues coordinate naturally across their workstations. The supervisor walks through the service area, checks on the team, and offers discreet support. Show excellent customer service, cooperation, and calm productivity rather than exaggerated celebration. CAMERA: Smooth cinematic tracking shots between service counters, natural close-ups of the purple-shirted agent helping a customer, realistic computer monitors with no readable content, and a final shot of the supervisor observing the organized team. Keep the purple benches and wooden counters recognizable. VOICEOVER: Professional Egyptian male voice, authentic Egyptian Arabic accent, confident, energetic, uplifting, and natural. No on-camera dialogue. Speak exactly: "لما نتفق من البداية، الأداء يتحسن، وخدمة العميل تتميز، وكل خطوة تقربنا من هدفنا." AUDIO: The same corporate instrumental soundtrack builds into a positive, uplifting rhythm. Clear foreground voiceover, subtle realistic office ambience, no intelligible background dialogue. TIMING: 0–3 seconds: A plain-purple-shirted agent welcomes a customer. 3–7 seconds: Show coordinated teamwork across the counters. 7–10 seconds: The supervisor observes the team with confidence. ABSOLUTE NO-LOGO POLICY: No logos, company names, brand marks, emblems, symbols, badges, embroidery, patches, lettering, watermarks, or logo-like graphics anywhere in the video. No markings on uniforms, clothing, computer screens, counters, walls, furniture, glass panels, doors, signage, or accessories. Omit all existing logos in the reference photo. Do not generate replacement logos or text-based branding. All agent shirts must be completely blank purple. ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS: No readable text, no subtitles, no captions, no artificial performance statistics, no exaggerated customer reactions, and no random uniform colors. Authentic Egyptian people, natural movements, realistic skin texture, accurate branch architecture, and consistent plain purple uniforms. Speak the voiceover exactly as written in Egyptian Arabic.
Create a 10-second premium cinematic corporate commercial, 16:9 widescreen, photorealistic, inside the exact Egyptian telecommunications customer service branch shown in the uploaded reference photograph. LOCATION AND ARCHITECTURE: Recreate the distinctive branch environment: long purple central waiting benches, glossy beige tiled flooring, warm honey-colored wooden service counters along both sides, gray frosted-glass partitions, black perforated chairs, white recessed ceiling lights, wooden wall framing, purple display panels, and subtle cyan accents. Preserve the original layout and recognizable central aisle. COLOR PALETTE: Rich purple, violet, electric blue, cyan, clean white, and restrained warm yellow accents. Purple remains the dominant uniform color. UNIFORMS — ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL: Every visible frontline agent wears a completely plain purple corporate polo shirt or plain purple uniform shirt with dark navy or black trousers. The purple fabric must be completely unmarked. No logo, no company name, no symbol, no lettering, no embroidery, no badge, no patch, no emblem, no printed design, and no decorative mark. The chest, sleeves, back, collar, and entire visible shirt surface must be plain purple fabric. The supervisor wears a plain white or light-blue business shirt with dark trousers, without any branding. SCENE: The branch is active. An Egyptian agent in a completely plain purple shirt warmly welcomes a customer at a wooden service counter, listens carefully, and helps with a service request. Another purple-shirted agent works confidently at a nearby computer. Two colleagues coordinate naturally across their workstations. The supervisor walks through the service area, checks on the team, and offers discreet support. Show excellent customer service, cooperation, and calm productivity rather than exaggerated celebration. CAMERA: Smooth cinematic tracking shots between service counters, natural close-ups of the purple-shirted agent helping a customer, realistic computer monitors with no readable content, and a final shot of the supervisor observing the organized team. Keep the purple benches and wooden counters recognizable. VOICEOVER: Professional Egyptian male voice, authentic Egyptian Arabic accent, confident, energetic, uplifting, and natural. No on-camera dialogue. Speak exactly: "لما نتفق من البداية، الأداء يتحسن، وخدمة العميل تتميز، وكل خطوة تقربنا من هدفنا." AUDIO: The same corporate instrumental soundtrack builds into a positive, uplifting rhythm. Clear foreground voiceover, subtle realistic office ambience, no intelligible background dialogue. TIMING: 0–3 seconds: A plain-purple-shirted agent welcomes a customer. 3–7 seconds: Show coordinated teamwork across the counters. 7–10 seconds: The supervisor observes the team with confidence. ABSOLUTE NO-LOGO POLICY: No logos, company names, brand marks, emblems, symbols, badges, embroidery, patches, lettering, watermarks, or logo-like graphics anywhere in the video. No markings on uniforms, clothing, computer screens, counters, walls, furniture, glass panels, doors, signage, or accessories. Omit all existing logos in the reference photo. Do not generate replacement logos or text-based branding. All agent shirts must be completely blank purple. ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS: No readable text, no subtitles, no captions, no artificial performance statistics, no exaggerated customer reactions, and no random uniform colors. Authentic Egyptian people, natural movements, realistic skin texture, accurate branch architecture, and consistent plain purple uniforms. Speak the voiceover exactly as written in Egyptian Arabic.
Create a 10-second premium cinematic corporate commercial, 16:9 widescreen, photorealistic, inside the exact customer service branch shown in the uploaded reference photograph. BRANCH APPEARANCE: Show the long central aisle, purple upholstered waiting benches, glossy beige tiled floor, warm wooden service counters on both sides, gray frosted-glass partitions, black office chairs, recessed white ceiling lights, wooden wall frames, purple display panels, and subtle cyan accents. Maintain the original branch layout, materials, proportions, and visual character. COLOR PALETTE: Rich purple, violet, electric blue, cyan, and clean white, retaining the natural wood and beige flooring. UNIFORMS — MANDATORY: Every frontline customer service agent wears a completely plain, solid purple polo shirt or plain purple uniform shirt with dark navy or black trousers. The purple shirts must be completely blank, without even a small mark. No logo, no symbol, no lettering, no embroidery, no badge, no patch, no emblem, no brand name, and no printed or decorative graphic. The front, back, sleeves, chest, and collar must remain plain purple fabric. The supervisor wears a plain white or light-blue business shirt with dark trousers, without any logo or badge. SCENE: Immediately after the morning briefing, the supervisor walks with the purple-shirted agents toward the service counters. One agent asks a question through a natural hand gesture. The supervisor responds helpfully, points toward the correct workstation, and offers an encouraging nod. Another agent sits at a computer and prepares to serve customers. The scene communicates that the briefing has translated into clear responsibilities, confidence, and readiness. CAMERA: Smooth tracking shot following the supervisor and team from the central aisle toward the wooden counters. Capture close-ups of attentive listening, supportive gestures, completely unbranded purple uniforms, and hands preparing the workstation. Keep the purple benches recognizable in the background. VOICEOVER: Professional Egyptian male voice, authentic Egyptian Arabic accent, warm, purposeful, motivational, and natural. No on-camera dialogue. Speak exactly: "وكل مشرف ينقل الصورة لفريقه... يوضح المطلوب، يسمع التحديات، ويدعم كل فرد عشان ينجح." AUDIO: Continue the same corporate instrumental soundtrack with slightly more rhythmic energy. Keep the voiceover clear and background sounds subtle. TIMING: 0–3 seconds: The supervisor walks with the team. 3–7 seconds: An agent asks a question and receives guidance. 7–10 seconds: Agents prepare their workstations with confidence. ABSOLUTE NO-LOGO POLICY: No logos or brand marks anywhere in the generated video. No logos, symbols, lettering, embroidery, badges, patches, or emblems on shirts, uniforms, counters, computer screens, walls, furniture, tablets, doors, glass partitions, or accessories. Omit all logos visible in the reference photo. No company names, watermarks, or logo-like graphics. Every agent shirt must remain completely blank purple. ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS: No readable text, no subtitles, no captions, no random uniform colors, no on-camera dialogue, no exaggerated gestures, and no distorted anatomy. All agents wear completely plain purple shirts. Preserve the reference branch appearance and speak the Egyptian Arabic voiceover exactly as written.
Why teams choose Tikdek
Production-ready access to Sora models with predictable quality, control, and scale.



How Tikdek works
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Tikdek feature set
Everything you need to integrate Sora-style video generation.
Text-to-video generation
Create realistic video clips from natural language prompts.
Image-to-video generation
Animate reference images into moving scenes with consistent motion.
Sora 2 Pro tier
Access higher fidelity outputs when you need premium quality.
Camera and style control
Specify framing, aspect ratio, and cinematic direction per request.
Multi-shot sequences
Keep scene context coherent across multiple shots and transitions.
Synchronized audio
Generate visuals with dialogue, SFX, and ambience aligned to action.
API integration
Simple REST endpoints with production-ready responses.
Tikdek FAQ
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What is Tikdek?
Tikdek is a unified API for Sora-style video generation, including Sora 2 and Sora 2 Pro access.
Does it support text-to-video and image-to-video?
Yes. You can generate videos from prompts or reference images depending on the model and endpoint.
Does Tikdek generate audio?
Sora 2 supports synchronized audio generation when available in the selected model tier.
How do I control aspect ratio and style?
Specify parameters like aspect ratio and include camera or style cues in your prompt.
How long does generation take?
Generation time varies by model, duration, and server load. Most jobs complete in minutes.
Can I use outputs commercially?
Commercial usage depends on your plan and model terms. Review our terms for details.
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