CREATEVISION AI · PRACTICAL VIDEO GUIDES
Before you start
01The sample tests six tasks, not every video genre or every model setting.
02Kling and Seedance request 720p; H3 uses its available 768p tier. Image input follows the source ratio.
03Quotes show what the same settings cost on the site, not a research-account debit or a guarantee that every output is usable.
For a small forward product move, start by inspecting the Kling camera pair; for a visible lighting change, compare the Seedance lighting pair. H3 has the lower five-second text quote in this sample, but all six image-input attempts failed during processing. These are task-specific starting points, not an overall winner. Run a short test with your own reference before planning volume.
Motion and physical contact
The ball-and-block scene tests one simple interaction: a ball should roll, touch a stationary block and stop. Compare motion direction, contact, object persistence and whether the hand creates extra objects. A pleasant frame can still fail the action.
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One continuous 5-second shot, locked camera. On a plain wooden table, an adult hand gently rolls a red wooden ball from left to right. The ball rolls, touches a blue wooden block and stops against it. Keep the ball solid and the block stationary. Natural daylight, realistic contact and weight. Sound: quiet room and the soft contact of wood.
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One continuous 5-second shot, locked camera. On a plain wooden table, an adult hand gently rolls a red wooden ball from left to right. The ball rolls, touches a blue wooden block and stops against it. Keep the ball solid and the block stationary. Natural daylight, realistic contact and weight. Sound: quiet room and the soft contact of wood.
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One continuous 5-second shot, locked camera. On a plain wooden table, an adult hand gently rolls a red wooden ball from left to right. The ball rolls, touches a blue wooden block and stops against it. Keep the ball solid and the block stationary. Natural daylight, realistic contact and weight. Sound: quiet room and the soft contact of wood.
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Following an ordered instruction
The red and blue mugs make order visible. The hand should touch red first, blue second, then leave without moving either mug. Compare the requested sequence rather than rewarding general visual polish.
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One continuous 5-second medium shot, locked camera. On a plain table stand one red mug on the left and one blue mug on the right. An adult hand first touches the red mug handle, then touches the blue mug handle, then leaves the frame. Neither mug moves. Preserve both mugs and their colors. Quiet studio, soft daylight.
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One continuous 5-second medium shot, locked camera. On a plain table stand one red mug on the left and one blue mug on the right. An adult hand first touches the red mug handle, then touches the blue mug handle, then leaves the frame. Neither mug moves. Preserve both mugs and their colors. Quiet studio, soft daylight.
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One continuous 5-second medium shot, locked camera. On a plain table stand one red mug on the left and one blue mug on the right. An adult hand first touches the red mug handle, then touches the blue mug handle, then leaves the frame. Neither mug moves. Preserve both mugs and their colors. Quiet studio, soft daylight.
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Speech and audio
The shopkeeper is asked to speak one short English sentence in a quiet setting. The file metadata shows whether an audio stream exists. That measurement is separate from pronunciation and lip synchronization, which are not automatically certified by this comparison. Play each result with sound before deciding.
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One continuous 5-second close-up. A fictional adult male shopkeeper in a green apron looks directly at the camera and says exactly in English: "Your order is ready. Thank you." Natural expression, synchronized visible mouth movement, quiet shop background, clear speech, no music and no captions.
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One continuous 5-second close-up. A fictional adult male shopkeeper in a green apron looks directly at the camera and says exactly in English: "Your order is ready. Thank you." Natural expression, synchronized visible mouth movement, quiet shop background, clear speech, no music and no captions.
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One continuous 5-second close-up. A fictional adult male shopkeeper in a green apron looks directly at the camera and says exactly in English: "Your order is ready. Thank you." Natural expression, synchronized visible mouth movement, quiet shop background, clear speech, no music and no captions.
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Preserving a person from the same image
All three models receive the same fictional portrait and head-turn instruction. Compare the face, glasses, earrings, hair and jacket at the beginning, during the turn and at the end. Check the requested movement as well as recognizable identity.
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One continuous 5-second shot of the exact woman in the reference image. She turns her head slightly to her left, then looks back toward the camera and smiles softly. Preserve her recognizable face, copper bob, teal glasses, silver star earrings and mustard jacket. Keep the camera and neutral background still. No text.
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One continuous 5-second shot of the exact woman in the reference image. She turns her head slightly to her left, then looks back toward the camera and smiles softly. Preserve her recognizable face, copper bob, teal glasses, silver star earrings and mustard jacket. Keep the camera and neutral background still. No text.
No completed output for this attempt
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One continuous 5-second shot of the exact woman in the reference image. She turns her head slightly to her left, then looks back toward the camera and smiles softly. Preserve her recognizable face, copper bob, teal glasses, silver star earrings and mustard jacket. Keep the camera and neutral background still. No text.
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Keeping a product recognizable
The source bottle gives concrete details to check: ivory body, blue cap, brass collar, proportions and front label. One task asks for a light sweep; the other asks for a restrained forward camera push. A result that redesigns the bottle fails a product job even if it looks attractive.
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One continuous 5-second product shot. Preserve the exact ivory NOMA serum bottle, cobalt cap, brass collar, label and proportions in the reference image. Keep the bottle upright and still while a soft light sweeps slowly from left to right across its surface. Fixed camera, plain background, no extra objects, no new text.
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One continuous 5-second product shot. Preserve the exact ivory NOMA serum bottle, cobalt cap, brass collar, label and proportions in the reference image. Keep the bottle upright and still while a soft light sweeps slowly from left to right across its surface. Fixed camera, plain background, no extra objects, no new text.
No completed output for this attempt
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One continuous 5-second product shot. Preserve the exact ivory NOMA serum bottle, cobalt cap, brass collar, label and proportions in the reference image. Keep the bottle upright and still while a soft light sweeps slowly from left to right across its surface. Fixed camera, plain background, no extra objects, no new text.
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One continuous 5-second product shot. Preserve the exact bottle, cap, collar, label and proportions in the reference image. The camera makes a slow, small forward push toward the bottle; the bottle stays upright, stationary and front-facing. Do not orbit, rotate the product or reveal an unseen back. Soft studio light. No new objects or text.
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One continuous 5-second product shot. Preserve the exact bottle, cap, collar, label and proportions in the reference image. The camera makes a slow, small forward push toward the bottle; the bottle stays upright, stationary and front-facing. Do not orbit, rotate the product or reveal an unseen back. Soft studio light. No new objects or text.
No completed output for this attempt
Read the original prompt
One continuous 5-second product shot. Preserve the exact bottle, cap, collar, label and proportions in the reference image. The camera makes a slow, small forward push toward the bottle; the bottle stays upright, stationary and front-facing. Do not orbit, rotate the product or reveal an unseen back. Soft studio light. No new objects or text.
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Choose by the cost of an acceptable result
Compare the current quote with the number of attempts your task needs. Two paid attempts that produce one approved clip cost twice the quote of a single attempt; that is a scenario calculation, not a measured claim about every model. Technical failures and refunds must be counted from actual settlement records.
Our research uses equivalent customer quotes calculated for the tested settings. It does not claim that those credits were charged to a customer account. Use the cost planner below to budget a small test, then inspect the actual quote before generating.
Budget for usable clips
| Model | Paid attempts: 1 | Paid attempts: 2 | Paid attempts: 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kling 4.0 · 720p | 600 | 1,200 | 1,800 |
| Seedance 2.5 · 720p | 960 | 1,920 | 2,880 |
| MiniMax H3 · 768p | 275 | 550 | 825 |
| Seedance 2.0 Mini · 480p | 75 | 150 | 225 |
- Total quoted credits
- 150
- Quoted credits per approved clip
- 150
Planning scenario, not a measured success rate. Count technical-failure refunds from actual settlement records; quality retries are separate generations. Quotes can change.
Method, fairness and limits
There are two independent attempts for each of six tasks across three models. Both attempts are kept, including submission errors and failed tasks. We do not silently replace failures with better-looking rerolls.
The modes and quality tiers are recorded rather than pretending that 720p and 768p are identical. Reference images retain their original portrait or square ratio. The three text tasks use 16:9. The 30-second Kling case is separate because it is not a shared duration across this comparison.
The visual observations are editorial checks, not an independent blind evaluation. All output files, prompts and settings are available for your own inspection. No aggregate score should replace reviewing your own subject and brief.
Questions before generating
Which model wins?
Use the paired outputs for the kind of shot you need. This small sample does not establish one model as the winner for every scene.
Is MiniMax H3 the same as H3 Max or Turbo?
No. This comparison uses MiniMax H3. Max and Turbo are separate variants with different settings and pricing.
Why not compare all three at 4K?
The current integrations do not share that setting. We record the available tested tiers rather than applying a model-family announcement to every platform.
Compare plans and credit packs
Know the volume you need? Compare membership credits with a one-time credit pack before choosing. Your draft stays under your control.
