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Model guide
Compare supported video models inside one Sedance workflow. Choose by the shot, input, motion, output controls, and iteration needs—not a generic ranking.
Developed by Kuaishou
Kling is useful for expressive movement, character-led scenes, and image-to-video shots where the subject needs to stay recognizable while motion increases.
Developed by Alibaba
Wan is a practical option for teams that want to test more prompt variations, balance credit cost, and iterate before moving a winning idea into a premium render.
Developed by ByteDance
Seedance is a strong choice for prompt-led direction, cinematic framing, and scenes that need a clear sequence of actions or camera changes.
| Comparison | Kling 3 | Wan 2.7 | Seedance 2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Choose it for | Character motion and action-focused clips | Fast drafts and cost-aware iteration | Story-led clips and directed camera work |
| Starting input | Text and image references | Text and image references | Text and image references |
| Typical workflow | Social clips, characters, product motion | Concept tests, content batches, variations | Ads, cinematic concepts, story sequences |
Selection framework
Start with the shot requirement. Compare prompt direction, expressive motion, reference support, speed, and cost before choosing a model for a larger project.
Then match the input. Image-to-video is better when the subject, product, or framing must stay close to a reference. Text-to-video is better when you are exploring a new scene from scratch.
Run a short draft first. Model versions, aspect ratios, duration, resolution, audio, and credit cost can change the result, so compare settings before submitting a larger batch.
Popular model questions
Direct answers for people comparing current and new China video AI models, generator access, model makers, and Wan video versions.
A China video AI name usually refers to a model or its developer: Seedance is from ByteDance, Kling is from Kuaishou, and Wan is from Alibaba. If you are looking for the Sedance maker, this site is an independent app that brings those supported models into one generation workflow.
There is no single best model for every shot. Seedance is a strong fit for directed sequences, Kling for expressive motion, and Wan for efficient drafts and variations. Test the same short brief before choosing for a larger project.
Searches such as “Sedance new,” “new China video AI,” and “China new video AI model” usually mean the latest available Chinese video model. Versions and provider settings change quickly, so this guide uses the model version, controls, and credit estimate currently displayed in the app.
It usually means a Chinese AI video generator with a free trial or starter credits, not permanently unlimited generation. New users can test supported models with available starter credits; limits, watermark rules, and credit costs are shown before submission.
It refers to Chinese AI video models whose code or weights may be released under a stated license. Availability and licenses differ by model and version. Sedance is an independent web app, not a source-code distribution, so verify the relevant model license when open source is required.
Searches for Wan 2.2 or Wan 2.5 can refer to different Wan video releases or provider labels. This app currently displays Wan 2.7; always use the version and controls shown in the generator as the source of truth.
Sedance is an independent generation platform. It is not affiliated with ByteDance, Kuaishou, Alibaba, or their respective AI products. Model names belong to their respective owners.
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