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Compare all AI video models available in MaxVideoAI

Compare every AI video engine available in MaxVideoAI.

MaxVideoAI keeps every AI video engine — Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Pika 2.2, Kling, Luma, Wan, MiniMax Hailuo and more — up to date so your model catalog is always production-ready. Each model page includes real examples, specs, pricing and prompt tips so you can choose the right engine for every shot.

Each engine in this catalog is wired into the MaxVideoAI workspace with monitored latency, price tracking, and fallbacks. We add models as soon as providers open real capacity—not waitlist demos—so you know what can ship to production today.

Pick an engine to see the prompt presets, duration limits, and current route we use to keep renders flowing, then duplicate it into your own workspace.

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When to choose Sora

Reach for Sora 2 or Sora 2 Pro when you need cinematic physics, character continuity, or audio baked directly into the render. These tiers cost more per second but deliver hero-quality footage.

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When to choose Veo

Veo 3 tiers provide precise framing controls and tone presets, plus fast variants for iteration. They are ideal for ad cuts, b-roll, and campaigns that demand consistent camera moves.

When to choose Pika or MiniMax

Pika 2.2 excels at stylised loops and social edits, while MiniMax Hailuo 02 keeps budgets low for volume runs. Both complement Sora and Veo when you need fast alternates or lightweight briefs.

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When to choose Nano Banana

Storyboard or edit photoreal stills before jumping into motion. Nano Banana shares the same wallet and prompt lab, so you can prep Veo/Sora shots with text-to-image or reference edits.

Need a side-by-side?

Read the Sora vs Veo vs Pika comparison guide for detailed quality notes, price ranges, and timing benchmarks, then clone any render from the examples gallery to start with a proven prompt.