Spec sheet: longest single output
26 of the 29 tools print a figure on longest single output. Among them, the reading given most often is “15 s or less”, for 9. The table gives each vendor's first figure; the wording and source are on each deliverable page. As of 2026-09-25.
| Tool | Reading | Figure as printed |
|---|---|---|
| Adobe Firefly | 15 s or less | Up to 8 seconds on most models and up to 15 seconds on some |
| Alibaba Cloud Wan | 16 to 30 s | 2 to 30 seconds per generation without video input; 5 seconds by default |
| Amazon Nova Reel | 1 to 3 min | Up to two minutes, generated in six-second increments |
| BytePlus Seedance | 16 to 30 s | 4 to 30 seconds per video; Seedance 2.5 is described as 30-second direct output |
| Crreo | 10 min or more | Finished videos from 1 minute up to 30 minutes; 10 or 15 minutes on the smaller plans |
| DomoAI | 16 to 30 s | 4 to 30 seconds per Omni Reference run; longer episodes are several clips cut together elsewhere |
| DramaSo | No figure | No figure |
| Dreamina | 1 to 3 min | 30 seconds per generation; Seedance 2.5's long video mode customizes 5 to 180 seconds |
| Filmora | No figure | No figure |
| Flixly | 15 s or less | Up to 5 shots and 15 seconds in one multi-shot video |
| Google Veo | 15 s or less | 8 seconds per generation, with 4 and 6 also offered; 8 is required at 1080p and 4k |
| Grok Imagine | 15 s or less | 1 to 15 seconds per video; edited videos keep their original length, capped at 8.7 seconds |
| HeyGen | 10 min or more | Videos up to 30 minutes on paid plans and up to 1 minute on the free plan |
| Higgsfield | 1 to 3 min | Up to one minute per generation |
| Kling AI | 15 s or less | Up to 15 seconds of continuous video, flexible from 3 to 15 |
| LTX Studio | 16 to 30 s | Up to 20 seconds per API request |
| Luma | 15 s or less | Ray3.2 text and image to video in 5-second or 10-second generations |
| M Studio | Uncapped, per the vendor | Shots of 3 to 15 seconds, 5 by default; no length cap on the finished cut in the editor |
| MagicLight | 10 min or more | Supports 50-minute video generation on paid plans |
| MiniMax | 15 s or less | 4 to 15 seconds on MiniMax H3, whole seconds only |
| OpenAI Sora | 16 to 30 s | Up to 20 seconds; both models support 16- and 20-second generations |
| Pexo | 1 to 3 min | 5 to 120 seconds |
| Pika | 15 s or less | 5-second video generations named in the model rows |
| PixVerse | 15 s or less | 1 to 15 seconds |
| Revid AI | Uncapped, per the vendor | No length limit, technically; 30 seconds to 3 minutes is recommended |
| Runway | No figure | No figure |
| SceneMixer | 16 to 30 s | Segments of 15 or 30 seconds, chosen per episode; the tier table's longest clip is 30 seconds |
| Topview | 16 to 30 s | 30 seconds at 720p in the Seedance 2.5 plan line |
| Vidu | 16 to 30 s | 1 to 16 seconds on viduq3, 1 to 10 on viduq2, 5 on viduq1 |
Inclusion rule. All twenty-nine tools on the sheet; a tool that prints nothing on this line shows no figure. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.
1What the line records
Length means two things on this sheet. For a model maker it is the longest single clip one generation returns; for a production app it is the longest finished video its editor or project exports. Both are recorded, with the unit the vendor uses.
Nine vendors stop at 15 seconds or less per clip and eight reach 16 to 30. Three print a finished length of ten minutes or more, and two say there is no cap at all. An episode of broadcast length is therefore assembled from many generations on most of the sheet.
2Readings on this line
- Uncapped, per the vendor: 2 tools
- 10 min or more: 3 tools
- 1 to 3 min: 4 tools
- 16 to 30 s: 8 tools
- 15 s or less: 9 tools
- No figure: 3 tools
3Per-tool spec lines
- Adobe Firefly — 15 s or less
- Alibaba Cloud Wan — 16 to 30 s
- Amazon Nova Reel — 1 to 3 min
- Crreo — 10 min or more
- DomoAI — 16 to 30 s
- Dreamina — 1 to 3 min
- Google Veo — 15 s or less
- Kling AI — 15 s or less
- M Studio — Uncapped, per the vendor
- OpenAI Sora — 16 to 30 s
- Vidu — 16 to 30 s
4Other spec lines
Maximum resolution · Frame rate · HDR and bit depth · Aspect ratios · Watermark on output