AI Video Models & Generators

Find a model or tool below. Cards open a guide where one is available; the others take you to the homepage generator.

MiniMax H3 Max

Image-to-video settings, first and last frame controls, and samples with native audio.

Motion prompts and settings for animating portraits, products, and other still images with Kling.

Wan model options, clip lengths, resolutions, and the credits needed for each setting.

Google’s Veo 3.1, 3.1 Fast, and Veo 3. Choose a version on the homepage, with optional audio.

Seedance 2.0, Fast, Mini, and 1.5 Pro. Compare clip lengths, resolutions, and credits in the generator.

Runway Gen 4.5 makes 5- or 10-second clips from text or an image. Available in the homepage generator.

MiniMax’s Hailuo 2.3 and Hailuo 02. Make silent clips with resolution options that depend on the clip length.

Video with audio included, optional last-frame input, and resolution settings up to 4K.

The default homepage model. Makes 5-, 10-, or 15-second clips at 480p or 768p, with audio included.

Script-to-cartoon features, plus a way to animate existing illustrations on this site.

A Magic Hour comparison with instructions for animating a photo using a motion prompt.

How Gemini Omni compares with choosing a video model and generating a clip from an image.

An AI Ease alternative, with sample clips and prompts you can use with your own images.

A Dzine alternative for making short videos from still images. Includes prompts and examples.

An insMind alternative with prompt ideas for product photos, portraits, and other scenes.

A Media.io comparison covering photo animation, generation steps, and common questions.

A SocialSight comparison for people making product videos and animated portraits from photos.

A Vidfly alternative with image-to-video examples, model choices, and download information.

A Fotor alternative for animating portraits, product photos, and food photography.

A PixelDojo comparison covering video models, credit costs, and animation examples.

A Hypernatural comparison for turning your own photos into clips rather than starting with a script.