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Use this endpoint to poll the status of a Videos model video generation task and retrieve the output URL once complete. Video generation is asynchronous — after submitting a task via Create Video Task, call this endpoint periodically until status reaches completed or failed.

Endpoint

Authentication

Path Parameters

string
required
The unique task identifier returned by the Create Video Task endpoint. Use the exact value of the id field from the creation response.

Response Fields

string
The unique task identifier.
string
Object type. Always "video".
integer
Unix timestamp of when the task was created.
string
The model used for this task (e.g., videos or videos_fast).
string
Current task status:
  • queued — task is waiting in the processing queue
  • processing — the model is actively generating the video
  • completed — generation finished; video_url is populated
  • failed — generation failed; see error for details
string
Temporary download URL for the generated video. Only present when status is "completed". null while the task is pending or processing.
number
Actual output duration of the generated video in seconds. Only present when status is "completed".
string
Error message describing the failure reason. Only present when status is "failed".

Task Status Flow

queuedprocessingcompleted or failed

Polling Advice

Recommended polling interval: 30–60 seconds.Most tasks complete within a few minutes. Tasks using multiple reference images or videos may take longer due to additional processing. Stop polling as soon as status is completed or failed — excessive polling may trigger rate limiting.

Result URL Notes

The video_url is a temporary download link. Save the video to your own storage immediately after generation completes — the URL will expire and become inaccessible.
  • Tasks that fail content policy checks will return status: "failed" immediately
  • Tasks with heavier reference media (more images, longer videos) will take longer to complete

Code Examples

Example Responses

While processing:
On completion:
On failure: