Video models
Ray or Kling 2.6?
Is it the light and the camera that sell the shot, or the body in it?
The short answer
Luma
Ray
Ray for the floating move through a room, the glow of a lamp at dusk, and glass and metal that reflect like the real thing — interiors, travel and product in a mood.
Light that feels real
Golden hour, candlelight and neon that fall off the way real light does.
Keyframes
Give a first and last frame and get the journey between them.
Product close-ups
Glass, metal and liquid with believable reflections.
Kuaishou
Kling 2.6
Kling 2.6 for the subject that moves: a runner's stride, a coat in the wind, a dancer turning, with weight and cloth that behave like a real set.
Bodies in motion
Fast choreography and sport without limbs melting into each other.
Your photo, moving
Start from a still you already love and keep it recognisably yours.
Fabric and water
Silk, hair, splashes and smoke that follow real physics.
The next question
Either way the price is quoted before the render runs, and a render that fails is never charged for. If you would rather not choose, the studio picks for you on every ordinary render — this page is for when you would.