The models

These are the engines the films are actually made on. Every figure below is read from the same tables the app runs on, so a page cannot outlive what made it true.

Video·GoogleVeo 3.1The default shot engine, and one of only two that carry a negative-prompt channel.Video·MiniMaxMiniMax (H3)A new-generation engine that builds the motion between a start and an end frame, steered by prose.Video·MiniMax + falH3 MaxThe fast engine that renders a five-second shot in under three seconds and still holds a start and an end frame.Video·ByteDanceSeedance 2.5The shot engine that takes identity references and holds a start and an end frame at once.Image·GoogleNano Banana (Gemini 2.5)The image engine behind the shot stills and the character designs.Voice·ElevenLabsElevenLabsThe voice engine that speaks the lines — and can clone your own voice onto a character.Video·GoogleVeo 3.1 FastVideo·ByteDanceSeedance 2.5Video·RunwayRunway Gen-4.5Video·xAIGrok Imagine 1.5Video·KuaishouKling v3Character shots, through an identity-binding reference channel.Video·LumaLuma Ray 2Video·MiniMax + falH3 Max ReferansThe build that takes nine identity references — the widest reference channel in the catalogue.Video·GoogleGemini Omni 1.1 FlashVideo·ByteDanceSeedance 2.0Video·KuaishouKling V3Video·AlibabaWan 2.7Video·GoogleVeo 3.1Video·MiniMaxMiniMax Hailuo 2.3Video·ByteDanceSeedance 2.5 ReferansImage·GoogleNano Banana Pro (Gemini 3)Image·GoogleNano Banana 2The newer Nano Banana generation — it draws the derived frames and the behind-the-scenes fixes, and can be picked for a shot's stills.Image·OpenAIGPT Image 2Image·xAIGrok Imagine 2.0Image·GoogleNano Banana 2Image·ByteDanceSeedream 5.0 ProImage·OpenAIGPT Image 2Music·ElevenLabsElevenLabs MusicVoice·ElevenLabsElevenLabs SFX