In this video I tested the new Grok Imagine update and focused on what actually matters for creators: speed, cost, and whether the output is good enough to use in real workflows. Grok Imagine now supports multiple aspect ratios (9:16, 16:9, 1:1, 3:2, etc.), and you can generate 6-second or 10-second clips. The big headline for me is price + latency: I’m seeing it as the fastest in the market right now, and the pricing people are quoting (around $0.07 per second) matches what I’m feeling in practice—prompting is insanely quick. I also compared the image side against Midjourney and mentioned Nano Banana Pro: Grok’s images are solid and super useful as a base for video, but Midjourney still looks sharper for photo-quality. Where Grok really shines is how fast you can iterate—scrolling and generating tons of variations without it feeling like you’re wasting attempts. I demo text-to-video and image-to-video, camera-style commands (pan/zoom/timelapse/dolly/tilt), and I talk about the built-in audio: the SFX are surprisingly good, but the music tends to sound same-y with a distinctive “Grok synth” vibe. My main caveat is features: the really exciting editing/restyle tools (object control, motion transfer, style transfer) look huge, but they’re API-only right now. The $30 plan mainly unlocks more usage and 10-second generations, so I’m hoping they bring the editing features to the web platform soon.