AI Video Generators Reviewed: Kling, Runway, Jimeng & More

Dreamina 2.0 is canvas-first, and Canvas now supports motion capture to carry character motion and spatial depth from reference videos into new creations; the Basic plan costs $1.50/month with credits for up to 393 GPT Image 2.5 images.

A Japanese user tries TopView's new T1 video model, calls the results promising, and plans to test anime-style output once credits are restored.

Kling announced that its Kling 4.0 API is rolling out, letting developers integrate the model into their own products and workflows.

OpenArt now runs Kling 4.0 with start, middle and end frame guidance, up to 10 reference images, text- or frame-based generation and video editing, plus 50% off on Pro and Wonder plans until November 20.

A livestream on how Clay, Figma and Higgsfield price their AI products and how to finally get pricing right.

Kling's official account announces that Kling 4.0 is now available on fal for video generation.

A user calculates that one minute of 1080p costs $13.20 on Topview T1 versus $35.10 on Seedance 2.5, framing it as reseller margin.

Runway now offers unlimited Kling 4, with three days of unlimited access for new Max or Team subscribers and 25% off Kling 4 on all plans.

Topview released its T1 video model, claiming $0.22 per second for 1080p output versus $0.585 for Seedance 2.5, with 30 days of unlimited access for Ultra annual users.

Topview released its own video model T1 at $0.22 per second for 1080p, about 62% cheaper than Seedance 2.5, with 30 days unlimited for eligible Ultra annual users.

Topview releases the T1 model, claiming Seedance 2.5-level 1080p quality at $0.22/sec (62% cheaper), with 30 days unlimited for Ultra annual users.

Topview introduces its T1 video model, claiming Seedance 2.5-level 1080P quality at 62% lower cost, plus 30 days of unlimited T1 generation for Ultra annual users.