Ten AI video models, one picker

Pixverse, Kling, Seedance and Veo, grouped below by what a second of output costs. The useful habit is to treat the cheap ones as a test rig and the expensive ones as a printer: iterate until the photo and the routine are right, then spend once.

Tier 1 of 3

Everyday

The cheapest seconds in the app. Good enough for a group chat, and cheap enough to keep re-rolling until a take lands.

  • Pixverse 4.5

    The default. Reliable on faces and clothing, quick to come back.

  • Pixverse 5.0

    Same price as 4.5 with cleaner hands and edges. Start here.

  • Seedance 1.5

    Steadier camera and smoother motion than Pixverse at a small premium.

Tier 2 of 3

Balanced

Where most finished videos come from. Noticeably better motion and detail without the top-tier cost per second.

  • Kling 2.5 Turbo

    Strong at full-body movement — the one to try when limbs go strange.

  • Pixverse 4.5 Fast

    Pixverse quality with a much shorter wait. Pay in credits, save in minutes.

  • Kling 3.0

    Kling's current generation. Better lighting and cloth than 2.5.

  • Veo 3.1 Fast

    Google's Veo, trimmed for speed. Excellent at scenes and backgrounds.

Tier 3 of 3

Premium

The most expensive seconds in the app, and the ones that survive full-screen playback. Worth it once you know the photo works.

  • Seedance 2.0 Fast

    The 2.0 look with a shorter render. The usual first premium choice.

  • Seedance 2.0

    The most faithful to the person in the photo across a long clip.

  • Veo 3.1

    The highest fidelity in the app, and the longest default clip. Use it last.

The templates do not use any of them

Pixverse Mimic

Every template in the library runs on motion control rather than a text prompt. It reads the movement out of the reference clip frame by frame and applies it to your photo, which is why a template looks like the same routine every time and a prompt does not.

The model picker applies to Create Your Own, where you are describing a video rather than choosing one. A template already knows exactly what should happen, so there is nothing for a model choice to decide.

A procedure for picking one

Why there are no prices here

Credit costs per second live in the app's live configuration and change without a website deploy. A number on this page could be wrong the day after it was written, and a wrong price costs more trust than a missing one. The app shows the cost of the exact clip you are about to generate, before you generate it.

Test cheap, finish expensive

Changing the photo fixes more than changing the model does, and it is free.

Tell me when it launches Coming to the App Store for iOS 16.0 and later.

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