Models
What each model is for, what it can start from, the sizes and lengths it really accepts, and what one generation costs — read from the live catalogue.
The everyday one: cheap enough to try an idea, good enough to publish it.
A 8s clip at 720p, with sound40 credits
For motion that has to hold together — people, hands, a moving camera.
A 8s clip at 720p, with sound120 credits
For the take you publish, when the detail has to survive a full screen.
A 8s clip at 720p, with sound320 credits
Sound always on and never a surcharge, and a different look from Veo.
A 8s clip at 720p, with sound80 credits
Reference images fix a product or a character across the whole take.
A 8s clip at 720p, with sound379 credits
Stills, and edits of a still you already have.
One image at 1K8 credits
When there is text in the image, or a product that has to look exactly right.
One image at 1K15 credits
One product photo, kept intact, put in a scene described in words.
One image at 1K4 credits
A script becomes narration, in a voice you pick.
Every model has its own input rules: which lengths, which sizes, whether it takes a seed or sound. We wire each one to the schema its provider publishes, and a test fails the day they stop matching. That’s why a length you pick never comes back as an error after it’s queued.
Every model is priced from what its provider charges per second, so a model we can’t quote before you generate doesn’t go in the catalogue.
A model stays while it earns its place. The reasons people give when they press “Not usable” are how we decide.
Some things the sector sells, we don’t — on purpose:
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