Limits & Formats

This page lists the file types, sizes, and other limits you'll run into while using 60 Minute Creator, so there are no surprises.

Uploading files

When you upload a file to the Media Library, or upload a file directly inside a node in your workflow, these are the accepted formats:

Supported formats: PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, MP4, MOV, MP3, WAV, AAC

Each file type has its own size limit:

• Images: up to 20 MB
• Video: up to 100 MB
• Audio: up to 50 MB

If a file isn't one of the supported formats, or it's too big for its category, you'll see an inline error before anything uploads.

Importing from Google Drive or Dropbox

When you import a file from a connected Google Drive or Dropbox account, the same format rules apply, and the file must be 100 MB or smaller, no matter what type it is.

Reference photos for an influencer

The photo you upload when creating an AI influencer has its own, narrower rule: PNG, JPG, or WebP only (no AVIF), up to 20 MB.

Importing a saved workflow

If you import a workflow you saved earlier, only .json files are accepted, up to 5 MB.

What you get back

When a workflow generates media for you, here's what format to expect:

• Images come back as PNG.
• Video comes back as MP4.
• Audio comes back as WAV, unless the provider you're using sends back its own format.

Note that while you can upload MOV video files, 60 Minute Creator never generates or hands back a .mov file. Everything it produces for you comes out as MP4.

Video length

There's no single "max video length" setting. Instead, each video generation model offers its own list of length choices (in seconds) when you set up that node. Across the models available today, the shortest option is 3 seconds and the longest is 15 seconds, and some models don't let you choose a length at all, because the length is decided by an input video you provide.

How long a node can run

In your Trigger node's settings, you can turn on Retry on Failure. When it's on, you can set:

• Max Retries: from 1 to 10
• Retry Delay (seconds): from 1 to 300

There's also a Timeout per Node field, described as "Maximum time each node can run before timing out." You can set this in seconds, minutes, or hours. There's an internal maximum of about 70 minutes per node, so if you enter something much larger, it will be capped at that point.

Running workflows at the same time

Every plan allows a certain number of workflows to run at once:

If you're on Scale or Studio, you can add extra concurrent run slots from Settings > Billing.

Scheduled workflows

You can schedule a limited number of workflows to run automatically, depending on your plan:

There's no limit on the total number of workflows you can build, on any plan.