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- Default video model: `openai/sora-2`
- Modes: text-to-video, image-to-video, and single-video reference/edit flows
- Current limits: 1 image or 1 video reference input
- Current OpenAI-specific caveat: OpenClaw does not forward `aspectRatio` or
`resolution` overrides to the native OpenAI video API today
- Current OpenAI-specific caveat: OpenClaw currently only forwards `size`
overrides for native OpenAI video generation. Unsupported optional overrides
such as `aspectRatio`, `resolution`, `audio`, and `watermark` are ignored
and reported back as a tool warning.
To use OpenAI as the default video provider:

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| `watermark` | boolean | Toggle provider watermarking when supported |
| `filename` | string | Output filename hint |
Not all providers support all parameters. The tool validates provider capability limits before it submits the request. When a provider or model only supports a discrete set of video lengths, OpenClaw rounds `durationSeconds` to the nearest supported value and reports the normalized duration in the tool result.
Not all providers support all parameters. Unsupported optional overrides are ignored on a best-effort basis and reported back in the tool result as a warning. Hard capability limits such as too many reference inputs still fail before submission. When a provider or model only supports a discrete set of video lengths, OpenClaw rounds `durationSeconds` to the nearest supported value and reports the normalized duration in the tool result.
## Async behavior