The short answer
Keep 480p for a quick reply in a chat or a story. Pick 720p if you want fur and paw pads sharper on a big phone screen or plan to post it on your pet's profile. Length, pose, scene and sound are the same at both.
What changes
Only the sharpness and the price. Both are 5-second, vertical 9:16 clips with newly generated sound and no burned-in text.
Credits
A 720p clip spends more credits than a 480p clip. The pricing page shows both.
What 720p does not fix
A blurry or far-away photo stays soft at 720p. Fix the photo first; the pet photo guide shows what works.
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