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Open-Sora-Plan

Community-driven plan to reproduce Sora with open-source video generation models.

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Open-Sora-Plan is a community effort led by Peking University's Yuan Lab and Tuozhan AIGC Lab to reproduce Sora-class video generation in the open, and it is distinct from HPC-AI Tech's similarly named Open-Sora project. The project develops text-to-video and image-to-video models on a diffusion transformer stack with its own components: WFVAE, a wavelet-enhanced video autoencoder with 8x8x8 downsampling, and SUV, a sparse 3D attention diffusion transformer the team reports as roughly 35 percent faster than dense attention at similar quality. Version 1.5.0 is an 8 billion parameter model trained on 40 million video samples, generating up to 121 frames at 576x1024 resolution with variable resolution and duration through bucket training; this release runs on Huawei Ascend 910 accelerators, with a GPU build planned. Contributors include Huawei and Pengcheng Laboratory, and code and models are released under an Apache license.

Should you use Open-Sora-Plan?

Pick it when

Pick Open-Sora-Plan if you run Huawei Ascend 910 accelerators, or you are researching its components directly: the WFVAE wavelet autoencoder and the SUV sparse 3D attention transformer reported as about 35 percent faster than dense attention.

Look elsewhere when

Skip it on NVIDIA hardware for now: v1.5.0 targets Ascend and its GPU build is still planned. For CUDA work use HPC-AI Tech's Open-Sora or Wan 2.1, and do not confuse the two Open-Sora projects.

Alternatives to Open-Sora-Plan

  • Open-Sora

    Different team, runs on NVIDIA GPUs today, and its 11B 2.0 model handles text and image to video at up to 768px with Apache-2.0 code and weights.

  • Wan 2.1

    Mature CUDA suite with Diffusers and ComfyUI support and a 1.3B model in about 8 GB, versus an Ascend-first research release.

  • Pyramid Flow

    Trained partly on Open-Sora Plan data under MIT, it runs on ordinary NVIDIA GPUs from about 8 GB with offload and makes 10 second 768p clips.

  • Latte

    Apache-2.0 research DiT with factorized spatial and temporal attention plus training code, a simpler academic baseline rather than an 8B production-scale model.

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Price
Free
Platform
Local/Desktop
Difficulty
Advanced (4/5)
License
MIT
Minimum VRAM
16 GB
Added
Apr 3, 2026

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