Currently, the only way to access the SORA beta API is by being a member of, or invited by, the Red Team.
Therefore, unless you meet these criteria, access to OpenAI’s beta is not possible at this time. However, don’t worry. We expect it to become widely available for use in the near future.
If you want, you can visit related OpenAI community page.
Also Read: View AI-Generated Videos by OpenAI’s Sora
How to Use Sora?
There are two primary methods for using SORA, much like with other OpenAI models.
1. Beta API Access
The first method involves accessing SORA’s beta API, similar to how other OpenAI models are utilized.
This process requires programming knowledge, specifically in sending HTTP requests.
To call the API, you must review OpenAI’s documentation to understand the required parameters and the API’s URL.
An appropriate HTTP request is sent, and in response, SORA generates a video output. This method is suited for those with programming experience and familiarity with making HTTP requests.
2. Client Interface
The second method is designed for users who prefer not to deal with the complexities of API calls and HTTP requests.
OpenAI typically prepares a client interface to simplify access to its models.
For example, ChatGPT serves as a client for OpenAI’s GPT models.
When using a client, there’s no need for direct interaction with API details. Users simply submit their prompts, much like in ChatGPT, and receive responses from SORA.
As of the latest announcement, neither a client interface for SORA nor the documentation for SORA’s beta API has been shared by OpenAI.
Learn More: How to use SORA by OpenAI?
However, general information on how SORA can be used will be available through the link provided once it is released by OpenAI.
We expect to get these details to facilitate user access and interaction with SORA in the future.