The free tier of Agnes AI's Agnes Video 2.5 model on the Pavo platform — 720p clips of roughly 4–12 seconds from a text prompt or reference image, at no cost.
Last verified · 2026-08-27 · by Moe Ameen
Agnes Video 2.5 Flash is the free tier of the Agnes Video 2.5 model, released on Pavo — the AI creation platform from Agnes AI (built by Singapore-based Sapiens AI). Pavo bundles text, image, and video generation into one workspace with an "infinite canvas" and an Agent mode that can take a single instruction and run the whole flow from script to finished clip. The Flash tier is Agnes AI's on-ramp: a way to try the 2.5 video model without paying.
The free tier is capped rather than crippled. It generates 720p clips of roughly 4 to 12 seconds, with a small pool of daily credits and a low requests-per-minute limit — enough for previsualization, shot testing, and style exploration, not a high-volume production line. Agnes AI positions Video 2.5 as faster than the previous 2.0 generation, with steadier camera motion and more plausible physics; on the Artificial Analysis blind-test leaderboard the 2.5 series climbed to an Elo around 1082, up from about 917 for 2.0, putting it in range of mainstream commercial video models. Treat the exact caps, credit counts, and benchmark figures as launch-window details and confirm them on Pavo's own pages before you rely on them.
The model accepts a text prompt or a reference image (and supports keyframe-style and reference-driven generation), so you can drive a shot from a description or anchor it to an existing frame. A paid Standard tier removes the Flash caps and is priced per minute of output through the API; the Flash tier is the free door into the same model.
The honest framing: Agnes Video 2.5 Flash makes short clips. It does not caption them, cut a long recording into shorts, keep a recurring on-brand avatar host, build brand-exact carousels, or schedule and publish anything to a social account. You leave Pavo with an MP4, not a distributed content set.
Agnes Video 2.5 Flash is a clip generator, and a genuinely cheap one — its ceiling is a 720p MP4 a few seconds long. That is raw footage, not a post. [Kompozy](/) is the engine that turns those clips into finished, on-brand, published video across platforms, plus the formats Agnes can't touch at all.
The concrete workflow: generate your hook shots and B-roll on the Flash tier, then bring them into Kompozy. Kompozy's own [Clipped Shorts](/glossary/clipped-short) and [Persona Shorts](/glossary/persona-shorts) burn in captions and reframe to 9:16, 1:1, and 16:9, so an Agnes clip becomes a captioned Reel, a TikTok, and a YouTube Short without re-rendering each aspect ratio by hand. Where Agnes gives you a faceless scene, Kompozy adds what a short-clip model has no way to produce — a recurring HeyGen avatar host that speaks your script under one [Persona Brief](/glossary/persona-brief), brand-exact [Carousel Posts](/glossary/hyperframes), quote graphics, text posts, a blog, and a newsletter from the same idea. Then [Autopilot](/glossary/autopilot) schedules and publishes the whole set across the eight social platforms plus blog and email behind a per-post review gate. Agnes makes the seconds; Kompozy makes the campaign and ships it.
Yes — Flash is the free tier of Agnes Video 2.5 on the Pavo platform. It runs on a daily credit allowance with a low requests-per-minute cap and outputs 720p clips of roughly 4–12 seconds. A paid Standard tier removes the caps and is priced per minute of output. Confirm current limits on Pavo's own pages.
Pavo and the Agnes family of models come from Agnes AI, built by Singapore-based Sapiens AI. Pavo is a free web/desktop creation platform that combines text, image, and video generation with an infinite canvas and an Agent mode that automates the flow from script to video.
The Flash tier generates 720p clips of roughly 4 to 12 seconds. It supports text-to-video and image-to-video (including reference-driven and keyframe-style generation). Higher resolution and volume come with the paid Standard tier. Treat exact specs as launch-window details and verify on Pavo.
No. It generates short clips and nothing more — no captions, no clipping of long footage, no scheduling, no publishing. To turn an Agnes clip into a captioned, multi-platform post, pair it with a content engine like Kompozy.
On the Artificial Analysis blind-test leaderboard the 2.5 series reached an Elo around 1082, up from ~917 for 2.0, putting it in range of mainstream commercial models. Its standout is a genuinely free tier; the flagship models still tend to lead on max resolution and clip length. Benchmarks move fast, so check current standings.