Image to Image AI · Independent product video test

Same prompts. Four video models.

Kling completed the requested actions in both product prompts in this test. Veo 3.1 Fast cost less and returned sooner than Kling 3.0 and Seedance 2; Seedance 2 changed the coffee machine’s shape. Watch the 4-second samples before choosing for your own product.

Tested 2026-10-23 via KIE

Settings, cost and waiting time

KIE dollars below are historical provider charges per clip, not retail prices on Image to Image AI. Site credits are calculated from current configuration for the tested settings. Generation uses the existing credit flow; viewing these results is public. Exact request settings, including Kling’s std mode, are in the CSV.

Settings, cost and waiting time
Model / tested tierKIE cost per clipCurrent site credits per clipWait P1 / P2Original output P1 / P2Original audio
Veo 3.1 Fast720p · 4s$0.1530 KIE credits160 credits63s / 74s1280×720
1280×720
Yes
Kling 3.0720p · 4s$0.2856 KIE credits187 credits79s / 94s1280×720
960×960
No
Seedance 2480p · 4s$0.3876 KIE credits254 credits255s / 199s864×496
640×640
No
MiniMax H3768P · 4s$0.1632 KIE credits107 credits55s / 40s1344×768
768×768
Yes

All web previews are compressed and silent. In the wider four-model test, original audio: Veo and MiniMax had sound; Kling used sound=false and Seedance used generate_audio=false. MiniMax’s request had no audio parameter. No audio quality comparison was performed.

P1 · Text to video: opening earbuds case

Same text prompt · 16:9 requested · 4 seconds · each model’s tested tier below

Look for the lid opening on camera, the slow push-in, water droplets and any unrequested objects.

Exact prompt

Premium product commercial: a matte black wireless earbuds case slowly opens on a wet slate surface, morning sunlight through light mist, water droplets on the case, slow cinematic push-in, shallow depth of field. No text, no logos.

Veo 3.1 Fast

720p · 63s
Observed in this sample: An unrequested hand appears. The lid is already open in the sampled frames, so the opening transition is not shown; backlight and mist are present.

Kling 3.0

720p · 79s
Observed in this sample: The lid progresses from closed through half-open to fully open. Droplets, mist and background blur match the brief.

Seedance 2

480p · 255s
Observed in this sample: The lid opens while the camera pushes into a close-up, closest to the requested slow push-in in these samples. Droplets are visible, at the lowest resolution tier.

MiniMax H3

768P · 55s
Observed in this sample: The opening action is shown. Earbud stems look less like a real product, and extra stones appear in the background.

Web previews are compressed for delivery and preserve the original aspect ratio. The table reports original output dimensions, not preview dimensions. Compare action and shape here; these previews cannot establish a fine-detail ranking.

P2 · Image to video: pour the espresso

Same square first frame and text prompt · 4 seconds · output shapes differ by model

Look for the cup sliding in, visible coffee flow, camera motion and retention of the machine’s body and handle.

Shared first frame: a white coffee machine with a wooden handle, on a pale studio surface.
The same 900×900 first frame was used for every P2 sample. The table lists the original output dimensions for the models shown on this page.

Exact prompt

The camera slowly orbits the coffee machine; a white ceramic cup slides under the spout and a thin stream of espresso pours, steam rising, soft studio lighting. Keep the machine shape, glossy white finish and wooden handle unchanged.

Veo 3.1 Fast

720p · 74s
Observed in this sample: The cup slides in, but no coffee pours within the clip. The machine’s body is retained best in this sample; the square reference is cropped to widescreen.

Kling 3.0

720p · 94s
Observed in this sample: The camera pushes in rather than orbiting. Coffee pours and steam rises; the machine’s shape is retained.

Seedance 2

480p · 199s
Observed in this sample: The camera orbits and coffee pours, but the machine’s top becomes rounded and its handle deforms. Product shape is not retained.

MiniMax H3

768P · 40s
Observed in this sample: The cup enters, coffee pours and steam rises. The machine’s body is mostly retained.

Web previews are compressed for delivery and preserve the original aspect ratio. The table reports original output dimensions, not preview dimensions. Compare action and shape here; these previews cannot establish a fine-detail ranking.

What this test can tell you

Image to Image AI ran the same product prompts once on each model using the lowest tested tier. Timing runs from submission until success was detected by polling every 15 seconds; it is not a latency guarantee. Observations are editorial readings of sampled frames, without blinded review or repeated trials.

There is no resolution-matched comparison, long-duration test or systematic audio test here. A different prompt, seed, input, tier or retry can produce a different result. KIE costs were checked against balance differences in the test record; the CSV provides the public measurements and settings.

Sources and configuration

Measured on 2026-10-23: local KIE request ledger, downloaded outputs and frame observations. The public CSV records those measurements. Current site credit figures come from the existing model estimators; historical provider dollar charges use the test record, checked against KIE pricing on that date.

The previews are KIE outputs, transcoded and compressed with audio removed. The shared P2 first frame was an image previously generated on Image to Image AI.

Image to Image AI is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google, Kling, ByteDance or MiniMax. Model names identify the tested services. Upload only images and other material you have the right to use. Read the terms

Questions about this comparison

Is this a fair benchmark of overall model quality?

No. There is one sample per cell, the resolution tiers differ, and the observations were not blinded. Use the clips to inspect these tasks, not to predict every generation.

Are the KIE dollar costs the price I pay here?

No. They are the historical provider charges for these test clips. Image to Image AI uses site credits; the table shows current configured credits for the tested settings.

Can I watch the samples without an account?

Yes. The samples, reference image and CSV are public. Creating your own video follows the existing account and credit requirements.

Which model should I try for a product action?

Kling completed both requested actions in these samples while keeping the coffee machine’s shape. Veo Fast is worth inspecting for shape retention at lower provider cost, and Seedance for camera motion; neither result guarantees your next output.