If you’ve ever tried to eliminate four excited golden retrievers in a single family photo, you already understand what it’s like to run the same Halloween cue through Sura 1, Sura 2, Grok Imagine, and V3. Everyone sits, mostly. Everyone is definitely conflicted. And somehow, one of them winks at the cinematic mood.
Here’s a friendly cage match breakdown, complete with some practical tips and a bowl of candy corn that you absolutely won’t eat.
Sura 1 (Fast Square Shooter) Four generations at a time? Chef’s Kiss No sound and ~10s limit? This is a video-length “fun size” candy bar—tasty but gone in two bites. It’s still a great prototyping buddy when you want quick multiplication, and here’s the official review: Surah: Creating video from text. If you’re wondering about still images in the Surah universe, 1Chat on the web can provide GPT’s image tools and let you pipe in video – details here: Drawing pictures on Surah.
Surah 2 (Honours Student immediately following with stray watermark) It adds synchronized audio, better physics, longer clips, and generally behaves like it actually reads your cue twice. A watermark that takes a field trip across the frame? Yes, it’s there. And no, it’s not shame. Official Update: Surah 2 is here. So far, Surah 2 is still…