Choose an image, video or audio model
Read the available capabilities and choose a model for the job you need done.
Start with the kind of output
Choose an image model for stills and visual references, a video model for moving shots, and the appropriate voice, music or sound option for audio. The Rush folder contains Rush Cinematic Pro, Rush Cinematic and Rush Imagined. On Free, Rush Imagined and Seedance 2.0 Mini appear directly at the top of the list and support up to 720p. The Cinematic options require a paid plan. These models offer different output sizes and capabilities. Review the available settings on the selected option.
Check capability before style
Look at supported duration, aspect ratio, resolution, audio and reference inputs. A model that produces an attractive image may not accept the references or clip length you need. Text-to-video begins from written direction; image-to-video also uses an image to guide the moving result. Start and end frame controls appear only where supported.
Compare with a controlled test
Keep the action and references consistent when comparing models. Review movement, identity, sound and the current credit quote. Change one major setting at a time. Model availability and supported options can change, so the live picker is the place to confirm what your account can use.