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About aivideo.zone and its AI video coverage

A newsfeed and a set of guides on AI video: the generative models, the tools that run them and the editing that comes after. A source and a date on every entry, and nothing here is paid for.

What this is

aivideo.zone follows AI video from both ends: the generative models that make the footage — Kling, Grok Imagine, LTX, MiniMax and the rest — and the tools it is then cut, extended and repaired in, ComfyUI first among them. News when something ships or shuts down, guides when a change needs more than a paragraph, and for screenwriters, how each model wants a scene written.

The rules

  1. Every fact names where it came from, and when we last looked

    The maker's release notes, model card or documentation first, and a report only where the maker has said nothing. The source and the date it was checked are printed on the entry.

  2. Specifications are the maker's, and are called that

    A resolution, a clip length or a parameter count is what the maker published. Where we have not run a model ourselves, the page says what was announced, not what it does on your machine.

  3. Prices are dated

    AI video is billed by the second and the price moves. A price on this site is the one on the maker's own page on the day the entry says we checked it.

  4. Nothing here is paid for

    No tool or model pays to be covered, ranked or linked. Links to makers' sites go out through a redirect that passes them nothing.

  5. A page exists when there is something to put on it

    A tool gets a page of its own once there are two stories about it, and not before.