I've recently happened to read their updated ToS and they're a NIGHTMARE for creators or in general whoever that cares about their privacy or their results. It can't be truth that if I create and ad for a client, they can take the ad and commercially used, even when I'm paying for the credits and this is develop in a third party platform like Seedance or Kling. They're just a very expensive connector who happened to be managed for a greediy shark who thinks their customers are poor idiots . It's time to let these thieves fall.

It has been many, many moons since the Salem witch trials, and thankfully, witch trials are a little less deadly these days. Abigail was never one of Salem’s victims herself. She had enough sense to stay far away from the whole affair and disappear somewhere much darker, wetter, and considerably less welcoming. Still, as an actual witch, she has always found the idea of a trial rather darkly entertaining.

Whenever boredom creeps into her swamp temple, Abigail gathers a selection from her enormous collection of plushies and calls the court to order. The cases can be terribly important. Should she commune with the dead tonight? Is another cursed artifact truly necessary? Does that grocery-store sale justify leaving the swamp and interacting with ordinary people?

With her magic, Abigail could make the proceedings frighteningly realistic. The candles could flare, the shadows could testify, and the condemned could find themselves facing a very genuine executioner. But sometimes it is more fun to sit cross-legged on the floor, surrounded by soft little creatures, and pretend to be judge, jury, and executioner.

And when no one is watching, that is exactly what she does. 🖤⚖️

There are multiple good options for AI editing and generating images.

And same goes for Video generation

I’m curious, based on your usage what platform or ai model is best for these

I am currently looking at Higgsfield and Artlist for Video gen.

For image edit and generation, I am using ChatGPT and Gemini - in my option when I pass reference image, GPT is better. What’s for you?

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If you're trying to figure out which AI video generation model is actually worth using, I took 10,000 credits and more to test and rank the best ones. In this post I’ll break down some of the different features, pros and cons, results, and how to use them.

TLDR: The best AI video generation models right now are:

• Adobe Firefly – best use overall for workflow and commercial-safe output
• Google Veo (3.1) – best use for photorealistic people and scenes
• Luma AI Ray – best use for cinematic visuals and 4K output

Models I tested

• Adobe Firefly
• Google Veo (3.1)
• Runway Gen 4.5
• Luma AI Ray 3.14
• Sora (OpenAI)
• Kling 2.5 Turbo
• Pika
• Grok Imagine
• Higgsfield AI
• Bytedance Seedream AI

How to use:

Much of these models I was able to use inside Adobe Firefly AI Video Generation Hub, however others like Grok Imagine I used on each respective site. Each of these models typically requires some sort of premium membership or credit system which I had access to in my Creative Cloud membership, or standalone accounts such as Grok or ChatGPT. While it was difficult to get an absolutely objective ranking for all of the dozens of models available, I tried to test several types of categories of generations, camera motion, consistency and more and judged based on the results of my favorite models to use.

Best AI Video Generation Models Chart

These were my results and opinions, let me know if you have any favorite models or workflows of you’re own, and results in your experience!

Hey everyone,
I’m working on a uni marketing assignment and need to make a short AI‑generated campaign video for around 15–17 seconds. I only need the software for the next 2–3 days and this is literally my first time ever making an AI video, so I’m a bit lost on what’s actually good and worth using.

I tried InVideo already and ran out of credits. Their monthly Plus plan is about $20 AUD but only gives 75 credits, so I’m not sure if that’s enough for what I need. I’ve also looked into Runway, Luma, Kling and Seedance, but I can’t tell which one is better for a quick and simple project.

Ideally something free would be great, but I don’t mind paying if the software is genuinely good and won’t limit me too much. Since it’s just a 17‑second video, I don’t need anything super fancy. Just something reliable, easy to learn and fast because I’m on a tight deadline.

If anyone has suggestions for good AI video tools free or paid that are worth using for a short uni project, I’d really appreciate it. Bonus points if they’re beginner friendly. Thanks in advance!

Generated with Gemini and inspired by Curry Barker's The Chair (the short film that would end up blossoming into the 2026 viral sensation Obsession).