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AI video generator
You create. NOLGIA does everything else.
AI video generator for directors, editors and creators: 35 video models on one credit balance, from a written shot or a still. Pick the model for the shot, see its price before you run it, and cut the results together in the timeline editor.
The video models, with today's prices
Every picture is that model's own output. Every price is read from the live price list when this page loads.
Prompt: One unbroken long take: the camera drifts slowly down a rain-soaked night market alley, past steaming noodle stalls and strings of glowing paper lanterns, then rises smoothly over the rooftops to reveal a glittering city skyline. Neon reflections ripple in the puddles, light rain falling, cinematic, no cuts. 
Prompt: Inside a lighthouse lamp room during a storm, an invented weathered keeper in an oilskin looks up from a logbook toward the camera and says clearly, "She'll blow herself out by morning." Rain lashes the glass behind him, the lamp sweeps past throwing a bar of light across his face. Slow push in, warm lamp against cold storm blue, close mid-shot. Not a real person. 
Prompt: A small folded paper boat rides a fast-flowing river of glossy black ink that winds across a wooden writing desk, past a brass lamp and over the edge in a slow ink waterfall. Camera tracks alongside the boat at desk height then rises slightly. Warm lamp light raking across the wet ink, reflections rolling on its surface, shallow depth of field, cinematic and unhurried. 
Prompt: An invented woman exhales, tucks a loose strand behind her ear and glances off frame as the curtain behind her lifts in a draught. Soft window light, shallow focus. Not a real person. 
Prompt: A cozy stop-motion clay diorama: a tiny clay fox in a knitted scarf pours tea from a copper kettle inside a mushroom-house kitchen, steam curling up, warm window light, gentle slow push-in, handmade texture. 
Prompt: One continuous pass through a dim instrument workshop in three movements: hands tightening a violin string, a wide of the bench under a single work lamp, then a macro of varnish catching the light. Tungsten key, deep shadow. 
Prompt: A signwriter lays gold-leaf letters spelling OPEN EARLY across a cafe window, the camera tracking laterally along the glass as each letter is burnished. Brush bristle scratch and street ambience. Low winter sun raking the lettering. No face in frame. 
Prompt: Macro close-up of a hummingbird hovering at a red trumpet flower, wings a soft blur, iridescent green throat feathers catching the morning sun, dew drops trembling on the petals. Slow push-in, shallow depth of field, crisp fine detail.
Dollar figures use the 100-credit top-up price, $0.07 per credit.
Made on NOLGIA
Real outputs from our own guides and tests, captioned by the models that made them. Nothing here was made or rerolled for this page.
Video models compared, from our own tests
Seedance 2.5 vs Kling 3.0On our inputs, Seedance 2.5 followed a detailed prompt more closely and kept a designed car's shape, the two were level on a backflip, and Kling 3.0 is the one for a real 4K file. Kling 3.0 is listed as Kling v3 in the catalog.Tested September 30, 2026- Veo 3.1 vs Seedance 2.5On our scored street scene both passed all eighteen checks. The differences were the camera, which Veo 3.1 moved far more than a slow push in, the render time, where Veo 3.1 came back sooner, and what each takes: Veo 3.1 renders 4, 6 or 8 second clips with speech, Seedance 2.5 runs up to 30 seconds and edits your own clips.Tested September 23, 2026
- Veo 3.1 vs Kling 3.0On our scored street scene, Veo 3.1 passed all eighteen checks and Kling 3.0 passed fifteen: in both runs it put a person inside a shop the prompt said was empty. Veo 3.1 also came back sooner; Kling 3.0 offers a 4K tier and clips up to 15 seconds.Tested September 23, 2026
Seedance 2.5 vs Seedance 2.0 ProSeedance 2.5 tops out at 1080p and edits or extends your own clips; Seedance 2.0 Pro adds a real 4K tier. At 1080p on the same prompt, Seedance 2.5 returned the richer file: 10-bit HEVC at 16.8 Mb/s against 8-bit H.264 at 9.0 Mb/s.Tested September 23, 2026
Kling 3.0 vs Seedance 2.0 Pro at 4KBoth return a real 3840 by 2160 picture at their 4K tier, not a stretched 1080p frame. Kling 3.0's 4K file is H.264 and came back in 88 seconds; Seedance 2.0 Pro's is 10-bit HEVC and took 421.Tested September 23, 2026
FAQ
Questions about the AI video generator.
- Which AI video model should I use?
- It depends on the shot. In our own tests, Seedance 2.5 followed a detailed brief and kept a designed object's shape, Kling v3 and Seedance 2.5 handled bodies in motion, and Veo 3.1 renders speech in the same pass. The compare pages put the tests side by side.
- Can I make a video from a photo?
- Yes. Choose Animate an image and add a start frame; some models also take an end frame or reference images. Each model's card says what it takes.
- How many video models are there?
- 35 today, including Wan 3.0, Hailuo 3, and Seedance 2.5. Every one has its own page with its live price and a real example.
- How is the price worked out?
- Every model publishes its own credit rate, shown on its card here and on the Generate button before you run anything. A render that fails is refunded.
- Can I try it for free?
- Every new account starts with 350 free credits, no card required. Each model's card shows which plans it runs on.
- Can I edit the clips afterwards?
- Yes. Every clip lands in your Library, and the timeline editor cuts them together with titles, color and sound, then exports one file.
Start with 350 free credits.
No card required. Every model shows its price before anything runs.