Rankings of generators by delivery specifications
Two rankings sort the sheet's 29 vendors by delivery checks: three for a channel posting to YouTube and Shorts, four for TV-style episodes. Alibaba Cloud Wan, Google Veo, LTX Studio and SceneMixer pass all three YouTube checks; Alibaba Cloud Wan and LTX Studio pass all four episode checks. As of 2026-09-25.
The rankings read each vendor's published specification for the figures a delivery depends on. The YouTube table checks both frame shapes, a resolution YouTube serves in HD and a stated policy on marks; the episode table checks the wide frame, HD, a single run past fifteen seconds and a printed frame rate. A vendor passes a check when the figure is printed, and the sheet keeps the page and the reading day.
A printed figure is a claim, not a measurement. Nothing on this site was rendered or uploaded to test it, and a vendor that prints more figures can outscore one that delivers the same footage and prints fewer. Each ranking page states its checks, how ties show and what it leaves out.
Vendors with the same total share a place in alphabetical order, which means nothing, and each row links the vendor's site and the sheet column behind every check it passed.
Why the YouTube table uses these three checks: YouTube's main feed is landscape and Shorts are portrait, so a generator that makes only one shape covers half the channel. HD on YouTube starts at 1080p, and a corner mark that appears on every upload is something a channel needs to know about before the first one, not after.
1The rankings
- TV show episode generator — Four delivery checks for TV-style episodes: the wide frame, HD, a run longer than a clip and a printed frame rate.
- YouTube and Shorts — Three delivery checks a channel posting to YouTube and to Shorts needs a generator to pass, read from vendor pages.
Rows are vendors whose specification pages were read; measurement explains what counts as printed, and the spec sheet holds every reading.