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  • VideoOpen weights

    MiniMax H3

    MiniMax H3 generates 4–15-second videos with stereo audio from text and reference materials. Compare hosted API and local H3-Base costs before choosing a workflow.

  • VideoHosted API

    Kling 4.0

    Kling 4.0 is available as kling_4 in Runway’s developer model catalog for 720p or 1080p video lasting 3–30 seconds. Runway API billing is separate from Kling AI subscriptions. The earlier Flash preview and its creator tests below describe a different version and access route.

  • VideoOpen weights

    Kandinsky 6.0 Video

    Kandinsky 6.0 generates five-second videos with synchronized sound from a prompt or reference image. Its downloadable Lite 3B and Pro 29B models suit creators who want to run their own video workflow. Start with a distilled checkpoint and a device preset; the GPU, offloading and number of attempts determine the practical cost.

  • VideoOpen weights

    LTX 2.5

    LTX 2.5 is Lightricks’ current recommended audio-video model, available through an API and downloadable weights. Use the API for a first production test, or the Python and ComfyUI workflows for local control. Fast and Pro offer different prices; LTX 2.3 remains useful for cheaper generation and its hosted editing endpoints.

  • VideoOpen weights

    EdenLive

    EdenLive renders a reference video into a new visual style using a target first frame and a text prompt. It offers downloadable 5B and 14B models, including four-step streaming variants. For interactive scenes, an engine or application maintains the world state while EdenLive renders the frames. The published RTX 5090 path uses a specific quantized LightX2V configuration.

  • VideoOpen weights

    Hy-Nomas

    Tencent Hy-Nomas is a downloadable interactive video world model. Text instructions and camera controls steer a world across successive video segments. The official low-memory recipe targets one RTX 4090 using quantized components and CPU offload; the standard configuration uses eight GPUs. Its 24 FPS setting describes output playback, so budget GPU time from complete runs.

  • VideoRestricted preview

    Genie 4

    Genie 4 is Google DeepMind’s interactive world model: you move through a generated environment and change it with text while it produces visuals, ambient sound and character dialogue. Access is a research preview for trusted testers. Google has announced expansion through Project Genie and early API partners; a public Genie 4 usage tariff is not published in the launch materials.

  • VideoHosted API

    Mischief 1

    Mischief 1 from The Biological Computing Co. (TBC) turns a source image and a motion prompt into a short video. On fal, five seconds cost $0.025 at 480p or $0.05 at 720p. TBC built the model on Wan 2.2 and offers hosted access through fal and OpenRouter.