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It depends on the type of videos you want to create. If you're looking to create those fruit stories Google Veo and Grok Imagine both work well, Grok Imagine is also particularly effective for UGC. Though, it's best to search on YouTube and/or TikTok, as someone is likely already cooking something similar to your project and can offer good recommendations tailored to your line of work.
 
Điều đó phụ thuộc vào loại video bạn muốn tạo. Nếu bạn muốn tạo những video về trái cây, cả Google Veo và Grok Imagine đều hoạt động tốt, Grok Imagine đặc biệt hiệu quả đối với nội dung do người dùng tạo ra (UGC). Tuy nhiên, tốt nhất là nên tìm kiếm trên YouTube và/hoặc TikTok, vì rất có thể đã có người đang làm những video tương tự và có thể đưa ra những lời khuyên hữu ích phù hợp với lĩnh vực của bạn.
Thankyou !
 
Google VEO and Flow is good for beginners. You can start with that. Grok is giving sometimes issue to many creators after making 5-6 videos daily. You can try Higgsfield AI and even Genspark is good for multiple AI tools at one place.
 
Higgsfield is a good one, but i have seen people complaining a lot about it gets very expensive once you start using it. Might want to look into huggingface there are several/many.
 
I've had good results with AI video tools like Runway and Pika. Curious to see what others recommend too!
 
Yeah Higgsfield is decent but @JessiPinkme is right about the cost... it drains credits fast if you are doing bulk. For social clips and faceless stuff Kling AI and Luma are probably better options to test right now. Kling is giving way better motion than Pika lately and the free daily credits are actually usable. If you want something free and have a decent GPU then local Stable Video Diffusion is the way to go but it takes some setting up.
 
Higgsfield is a great option, but if you don't mind building it from the scratch, there's a github repo names money printer turbo that have the whole process in creating a video in an automated way. If you continuosly need videos, that's the best option to go!
 
Yeah Higgsfield is decent but @JessiPinkme is right about the cost... it drains credits fast if you are doing bulk. For social clips and faceless stuff Kling AI and Luma are probably better options to test right now. Kling is giving way better motion than Pika lately and the free daily credits are actually usable. If you want something free and have a decent GPU then local Stable Video Diffusion is the way to go but it takes some setting up.
Could you please share with me how to use Stable Video Diffusion ? Thank !
 
if you want to run stable video diffusion without losing your mind setting up python and github repos, check out pinokio. it basically installs everything for you in one click. otherwise you need comfyui which has a learning curve but you can just grab workflows from civitai. tbh if your gpu has less than 12gb vram though... local generation is going to be painfully slow. better off sticking to the free daily credits on kling or luma.
 
It depends on the type of videos you want to create. If you're looking to create those fruit stories Google Veo and Grok Imagine both work well, Grok Imagine is also particularly effective for UGC. Though, it's best to search on YouTube and/or TikTok, as someone is likely already cooking something similar to your project and can offer good recommendations tailored to your line of work.
I'm currently using VEO, and it's quite good; I haven't used Grok yet, though. Thanks for sharing such great information!
 
if you want to run stable video diffusion without losing your mind setting up python and github repos, check out pinokio. it basically installs everything for you in one click. otherwise you need comfyui which has a learning curve but you can just grab workflows from civitai. tbh if your gpu has less than 12gb vram though... local generation is going to be painfully slow. better off sticking to the free daily credits on kling or luma.
Thanks for sharing. I don't have a powerful GPU, and I'm currently using Veo, which works quite well.
 
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