
TikTok ad 516 kbps bitrate floor: smallest file for 10 minutes
TikTok lists a minimum bitrate of 516 kbps and a 500 MB cap for non-Spark ads. The math gives 38.7 MB at the floor for 10 minutes, and Sume cannot tune bitrate.
Sume media tools by API: trim, filter, captions, frames, inspect, speech-to-text, upscaling, background removal, transitions, and Timeline assembly.
Start with: Video editing API limits: Sume media tool caps in one table

TikTok lists a minimum bitrate of 516 kbps and a 500 MB cap for non-Spark ads. The math gives 38.7 MB at the floor for 10 minutes, and Sume cannot tune bitrate.

Pinterest lists 9:16 full-bleed plus 1:2, 2:3, 3:4, 4:5 and 1:1, from 4 s to 5 min. Centred crop fractions from a 9:16 source with Sume video-filter.

A centred 1:1 crop of 16:9 keeps 0.5625 of the width; 4:5 keeps 0.45. LinkedIn lists both ratios. Exact Sume video-filter crop values with rounding notes.

TikTok's ad policy accepts the AIGC label or your own clear disclaimer, caption, watermark or sticker. Here is what Sume can burn in and what it cannot.

Vidu Q4 Preview is not on Sume's video list, but its clips can go through Sume video upscale by public HTTPS URL. Cost table for 5 to 30 s. Read 2026-10-10.
Sume video-trim conforms output to 256 to 2160 pixels a side at 24, 25, 30 or 60 fps, exact precision only, so a 3840 pixel side is refused. Read 2026-10-10.
TikTok's Ad Network spec says the first frame is the default thumbnail. Pull frame 0 with Sume video frames, and skip a fade-in so the thumbnail is not black.

One table of the source and output length limits for Sume's media tools: 300 s, 900 s, 1800 s and the 60 s caption price band. Read 2026-10-10.

A 1080x2160 phone recording is about 11% off 9:16, so LinkedIn's 5% tolerance can reject it. Crop it to 1080x1920 with Sume video filter first.

Use video-filter with a dim op and a gblur filtergraph: $0.02 per encode, a free check first, 300 s source limit. Whole-frame only. Read 2026-10-10.

Suno Speech beta renders voice and music together. On Sume you generate speech, a music bed and a ducked mix as separate jobs, so each can be redone alone.

Lemon8 supports videos up to 60 seconds and favors 3:4. Trim a longer clip to 60 s, crop 16:9 to 3:4 and conform to 1080x1440 with Sume.

TikTok's pop-out add-on needs video of at least 8 s; the pop-out shows 3 s in and ends 5 s before the end. Work out the window and trim a clip to fit on Sume.

YouTube's help page says a video must be at least 25 seconds long for an end screen, placed in the last 5 to 20 seconds. How to check a file and plan the tail.

Meta's Reels ad spec bars edit lists and special boxes and asks for H.264, fixed frame rate and stereo AAC. What a Sume probe can and cannot show.
YouTube's help page lists a 2 MB thumbnail cap on mobile and 50 MB on desktop. Export a JPEG still from a clip with video_frames and size it to fit.

Luma lists reframe at $0.06, $0.12 and $0.36 a second by resolution. Sume's video filter crops a clip for $0.02 a job. What each does and does not change.

Runway's Enhance Frame Rate converts video to 24-120 fps at 1 credit per 2 seconds. Sume's trim only conforms to 24, 25, 30 or 60 fps.

Google's Shorts ad specs say horizontal assets serve with blurred edges and only the first 60 seconds play in feed. Render your own 9:16 blur fit instead.

A 7.2-second driving video is billed as 8 seconds on Sume's Kling 3.0 Motion Control: 8 x $0.1575 = $1.26. Trim to 7.0 s to pay $1.1025 instead.

Six Kling 3.0 Motion Control jobs of 4.5, 6.2, 3.8, 5, 7.4 and 2.9 seconds bill 5+7+4+5+8+3 = 32 seconds on Sume: 32 x $0.1575 = $5.04.

Pinterest lists 100 MB on web and 2 GB in app for Idea ad video, up to 5 minutes. Here is the average bitrate each cap allows and how to check a Sume export.

Snapchat lists H.264 mp4 or mov for Commercials. Video trim keyframe is a stream copy, exact re-encodes to libx264, so use exact if the source is not H.264.

Video filter refuses a ninth op, a graph past 2,048 characters or 32 filters, and a source past 300 s. Each has its own code, and the free check catches most.

Pinterest's Idea ad safe zone leaves 820 by 1210 pixels on a 1080x1920 video. Work out the caption band, then test Sume's anchor_ratio against a still.

Sume Video Upscale takes at most 30 s at $0.009 a second. A 45-second clip needs two trims ($0.04) and two upscales ($0.405): $0.445, or $0.545 with a render.

A 41.5-second voice note bills 42 seconds on Sume's VEED Fabric 1.0: 42 x $0.10 = $4.20 at 480p, 42 x $0.1875 = $7.875 at 720p, reserved as $7.88.
X's spec puts the headline 8 to 12 pixels from the left and bottom of a website-button video. Keep burned-in Sume captions clear of that corner at 800x450.

Video filter takes sources up to 300 seconds, video trim up to 1,800. A 20-minute video needs four trims and four filter jobs: 8 x $0.02 = $0.16.

Audio detach rejects sources over 1,800 seconds. A 31-minute video needs trimming into pieces first: four trims, four detaches and 31 minutes of STT cost $0.43.

Pinterest's standard video ad minimum is 4 seconds and 15 minutes max, but video trim accepts 0.2 to 900 seconds. Add a length gate before you upload.

Video frames returns a frame at its source size from clips up to 300 s. Video inspect defaults to 768 px, caps at 2160, and takes clips up to 1,800 s.

YouTube says most Shorts songs run 90 seconds in a 3-minute Short, some 60 or 30: 50, 33 or 17 percent. See how a Sume soundtrack bed fills the rest.

A 1280x720 clip placed in a 720x1280 Snapchat frame fills 405 of 1,280 rows with contain. See what cover crops and what blur does in a Sume timeline render.

With no frames program, video inspect returns 8 mid-bin stills. On a 60-second clip they land at 3.75, 11.25, 18.75 seconds and on, 768 px on the long edge.

Snapchat lists Standard Commercials at 3 to 6 seconds and Extended Play at 7 to 180. Cut to the exact second with video trim exact and check duration_seconds.

Video frames caps a call at 24 stills and a 300-second source. Send fps 0.08 and a 300-second clip gives 24 mid-bin stills, one every 12.5 seconds.
Sume RMBG 1.0 charges $0.0225 per image and the catalog says the price does not vary by image size. A 1,000-image batch is $22.50 whatever the pixel counts.

RMBG is $0.0225 and Image Upscale is $0.20, so a cutout plus upscale is $0.2225 per photo whichever step goes first. A 400-photo catalog is $89.00.

Music 1.0 and the Music Router charge a flat $0.125 per track and reject a duration field. Generate 8 takes for $1.00, then cut the best one with a $0.01 split.

On the Sume Music Router, sume/music-auto, lyria-3.5 and lyria-3-pro all bill $0.125 a generation, so price will not pick the model. Pin one for repeatability.

600 characters of TTS cost $0.0285 on Sume; if the audio measures 38 s, VEED Fabric adds 38 x $0.10 = $3.80 at 480p or $7.125 at 720p. Total $3.83 or $7.15.
X accepts a PNG or JPEG thumbnail up to 5 MB that matches the video. Sume video frames returns a still at a time you pick, at source size.

X lists 16:9 or 1:1 for video ads and Snapchat lists 9:16, so they share no ratio. A 140-second length fits both. Two Sume renders cost $0.60.
On Sume's VEED Fabric 1.0 route, send one visual source: the image_url of an inspected still, or an avatar_handle the user named. Both together is not allowed.

Video trim ($0.02) cuts the moment, and Timeline compose ($0.02) stacks a still above it as a 9:16 MP4. A 200-clip batch is $8.00 in worker jobs.

Nano Banana 2.1 at 4K is $0.20. A 1K image plus Sume Image Upscale ($0.20) is $0.30. GPT Image 2.5 low plus upscale is $0.22475, against $0.2225 for high at 4K.

A 3.9 s reply is under H3 Max Lip Sync's 5 s floor on Sume. Fabric bills 4 s: $0.40 at 480p, $0.75 at 720p. Padded to 5 s, H3 Max is $0.3125 at 480p.