Yovid

AI Video and Image Models on Yovid

One generator, one credit balance, every leading model. Pick by length, resolution and price: the facts on each card are read from the live settings in Yovid’s composer, not from a spec sheet.

AI Video Models

From a free 4-second test to a 30-second take with sound. Each family has its newest version first; the family page compares every version side by side.

Seedance

ByteDance’s video family: long takes, references and sound, with three versions on the free plan.

All Seedance models
  • 30-second takes with dialogue and sound, up to 30 images and 10 clips as references, edit and extend.

    • up to 30 s
    • up to 1080p
    • 31 credits / 5 s
  • 15-second multi-shot scenes with stereo sound, steered by up to 9 images and 3 clips.

    • up to 12 s
    • up to 1080p
    • 20 credits / 5 s
  • The free-plan Seedance: 4–15 second clips with sound at up to 720p.

    • up to 15 s
    • up to 720p
    • 13 credits / 5 s
  • Seedance 3.0

    Not released

    Not released yet; the page tracks what ByteDance has confirmed and runs Seedance 2.5 meanwhile.

Kling

Kuaishou’s Kling: expressive character motion, up to 4K, and motion control from a reference clip.

Veo

Google DeepMind’s Veo: short cinematic shots at up to 4K.

Sora

OpenAI’s Sora 2, with the API wind-down timeline and what to use after it.

  • OpenAI’s model for 4–12 second clips, with the shutdown timeline and alternatives.

    • up to 12 s
    • up to 720p
    • 10 credits / 5 s

Hailuo / MiniMax

MiniMax’s Hailuo line: sharp 2K output from a few references.

Wan

Alibaba’s Wan: 30-second clips with sound at a low credit rate.

  • Alibaba’s model for clips up to 30 seconds with sound and reference control.

    • up to 30 s
    • up to 1080p
    • 12 credits / 5 s
  • Wan 2.5

    Guide

    A guide to Wan 2.5 and the Wan 3.0 upgrade on Yovid.

AI Image Models

Text-to-image and edits from OpenAI, Google and ByteDance, sharing the same credits as the video models.

GPT Image

OpenAI’s image models for prompts, edits and product shots.

Nano Banana

Google’s Nano Banana line for fast edits and consistent characters.

Seedream

ByteDance’s Seedream for high-resolution stills and storyboards.

Length, resolution and credits are read from each model’s live settings in Yovid’s generator. Credits are base credit-pack rates for 5 seconds at 720p (or one image at default settings); subscribers pay less.

FAQs

Which AI video model should I start with?

For a free first test, Seedance 2.0 Mini. For a long take with dialogue, Seedance 2.5. For short cinematic shots at 4K, Veo 3.1 or Kling 3.0. For sharp 2K output from a few references, MiniMax H3. Every model page compares its model with the closest alternatives on the same prompts.

Which models are free on Yovid?

Signing up is free and comes with credits for the free-plan models: Seedance 2.0 Mini, Seedance 1.5 Pro and Seedance 1 Pro Fast. Every other model unlocks on the Lite plan and above or with any one-time credit pack.

Do I need separate accounts for each model?

No. Every model on this page runs in the same Yovid generator with one credit balance, so switching from Seedance to Kling or Veo is a menu change, not a new account.

How are credits charged across models?

Each model has its own rate per second (or per image) that depends on resolution and length. The facts on each card are the base credit-pack rates for 5 seconds at 720p or one image at default settings; the pricing page lists every rate and the subscriber discounts.

Pick a Model and Make Something

Start on the free plan, or open the generator and switch models as the shot demands.

Open the generator