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The new tool targets short-form video creators. For now our information comes from a secondary source, as does the announced arrival of CapCut in ChatGPT.
Topview T1 promises 62% savings over Seedance 2.5; an independent test measures 26%
The new video model is billed at 2.2 credits per second in 1080p. The real savings remain significant, but well below the marketing claim.
Kling 4.0 stretches videos to 30 seconds and accepts ten keyframes
The new version of the video generator focuses on storytelling: longer shots and control through successive keyframes.
Image editing: Krea 3 prices itself just below Nano Banana 2.1
Three cents per 1K image and six reference images for Krea 3, versus about $0.034 and fourteen references for the Google DeepMind model.
FLUX 3 Image Klein promises native 4K on an 8 GB graphics card
Black Forest Labs releases a compact 5.6-billion-parameter model, free for commercial use for companies with under $5 million in annual revenue.
MOSS-Image: OpenMOSS releases a 5-billion-parameter image model under the Apache-2.0 license
Weights, code and a permissive license: MOSS-Image comes in two versions, Base and SFT. Its strong layout ranking is, for now, self-reported.
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