EN AI video models in Telegram
The bot runs several video models in one chat, and switching between them is a straight trade between what a second costs and how good the result needs to look. Grok Imagine is the entry point, cheap enough to draft with and always sounded. Wan 3.0 is the everyday workhorse and takes a reference video. Kling O3 goes cinematic and reaches 4K. Seedance 2.5 is the quality tier and also accepts a reference clip. Gemini Omni holds one rate from 720p to 1080p and a separate one at 4K, which makes longer clips unusually cheap. Every model animates a photo as well as a written idea. Pick one below for its rates, clip lengths, aspect ratios and what it does with sound.
Grok Imagine
The entry model, cheap enough to think out loud with
- Trying an idea before spending on it
- Short social clips
- Animating a single photo
- Sound without any setup
Wan 3.0
The everyday workhorse, and the one that takes references
- Clips built from several reference photos
- Restyling an existing video
- Two second loops
- Letting the model pick the framing
Kling O3
The cinematic tier, and the first stop for 4K
- Cinematic shots with camera movement
- Clips that need to cut between shots
- 4K without the top-tier price
- Vertical video for social
Seedance 2.5
The quality tier, with the widest reference budget
- The shot that has to look right
- Ultrawide 21:9 framing
- Building from a large reference set
- Restyling an existing clip at quality
Gemini Omni 1.1
Flat rates, and the cheapest 4K per second on long clips
- 1080p at the price of 720p
- Predictable, fixed-length clips
- 4K on a budget
- Picture without a soundtrack
Coming from another tool
Three short reads for people arriving from a subscription tool or a waitlist. What is the same, what is not, and what it costs here.