Every AI video generator, one place

Sora 2, Veo 3, Kling, Seedance, Hailuo and more on one credit balance. Start from a line of text, a still image, or a photo and a voice. From 3 credits a second, no watermark, and you own what you make.

Make a video

Three ways to make a video

What you start from decides which family of models you need. Each has its own page with every model and the price of a clip on each.

Start from

A written description

You have an idea and no footage. The description is the only input.

34 models · from 3 credits a second
Text to video
Start from

A still image

You have the picture and want it to move: the subject, the camera, or both.

23 models · from 3 credits a second
Image to video
Start from

A photo and a voice

You want a person to say something. The mouth follows the audio.

lip sync · from 2 credits a second
Talking photo

The models, on one balance

No single model wins every prompt. One holds a face steady, another handles camera movement, another is cheap enough to try an idea ten times. Running them in one place means comparing them is a dropdown rather than five subscriptions.

Prices differ by model and by clip length, and the playground quotes the exact cost before anything runs. The full lists with the price of a clip on each are on text to video and image to video.

Find the idea cheap, finish it on a strong model

The expensive part of AI video is not the final render, it is the ten attempts before it. Test the prompt on a model that costs 3 credits a second until the wording is right, then spend on Sora 2, Veo 3 or Kling once. Runs that fail are refunded.

Longer than ten seconds

Most video models stop at 10 or 15 seconds a generation. For a longer piece, Percify plans several clips as one story and stitches them, so a long AI video of up to 60 seconds comes from one prompt without drifting between clips.

When the video needs to speak

Generating a scene and making a person say specific words are different jobs. For speech, generate a voice with the AI voice generator and lip sync it to a photo with a talking photo, from 2 credits a second.

Text to videoImage to videoTalking photoLong AI videoAI voice generatorAI image generatorEvery model

Put one prompt through several models

From 3 credits a second, no watermark, and failed runs refunded.

Make a video

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you start.

A model that makes video for you. You give it a written description, a still image, or a photo and a voice, and it returns a clip. Different models are better at different things: some hold a person steady as they move, some handle camera work, some are cheap enough to test an idea many times.

There is no single best one, which is the reason to use several. Sora 2 and Veo 3 are the names most people know. Kling keeps a person looking like themselves through movement. Pixverse V6 is the cheapest way to see whether an idea works at all. Percify runs all of them on one balance, so you can put the same prompt through two or three and keep the one that works. It is our product, so compare it against the tools you are considering on the same points.

On Percify, text to video and image to video both start at 3 credits a second, and a talking photo starts at 2 credits a second. The premium models cost more, and the playground quotes the exact cost of a clip before anything runs. Credits work out at about 2 cents each depending on the plan, and failed runs are refunded.

Percify has a free plan with no watermark, and you start with free credits. Generating video costs credits on every plan, because every run costs us provider time. You can make a clip before deciding whether to pay.

They mean the same thing: a tool that produces video from your input rather than editing footage you already filmed. If you want to change a video you already have, that is editing, which is a different job.

Yes, two ways. Image to video makes the picture move: the subject, the camera, or both, with no speech. A talking photo makes the person in it speak a voice track, with the mouth following the words. They are different families of models.

Some models generate their own audio alongside the picture. For a person speaking specific words, use a talking photo with a voice, which you can generate with the AI voice generator, including in your own cloned voice.

Most models stop at 10 or 15 seconds a generation, and each one states the lengths it can render. For something longer, Percify plans several clips as one story and stitches them, up to 60 seconds from one prompt.

No. No plan applies a watermark, and under the terms you own the content you create, though output is not exclusive.