• Which image model to choose?

  Start from your need, not from the model name. For a visual that stays true to your product, use your Seelab model; for everything else, each market model has its own strength. The right model for each need Your need The model Why A visual faithful to your product, character or style Your Seelab model Respects shape, logo and materials A staged scene or a retouch by instruction Nano Banana 2.1 Best quality / credits ratio A complex hero vPopular

• Which video model to choose?

  For video, the key question is: what should happen on screen? A product that must stay intact, fabric in motion, a multi-shot film with dialogue: each need has its engine. The right engine for each need Your need The engine Why Animate your product without distorting it Your Seelab video model Product fidelity in motion Animate an approved visual, with sound Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 Native sound Fabrics, liquids, human motion, long shots | *Few readers

• Image models in detail

  Each sheet covers a market image model available in Seelab: what it does best, its limits, its settings and its cost. All sample images were generated with the same prompt, so you can compare the results. Premium e-commerce visual for a skincare brand. An amber glass serum bottle with a black dropper, standing on a travertine block. Plain warm beige background, soft foliage shadow cast on the wall. Natural morning light coming from the left, crisp reflections on the glass. Tight shot, 50 mm lFew readers

• Video models in detail

  Each sheet covers a video engine available in AI Engine: what it does best, its limits, its settings and its cost per second of video. The exact cost is shown next to the Generate button before you launch. Validate your movement at low resolution, then launch the final render. To animate your product without distorting it, use your Seelab video model. See Which video model to choose? Kling v4 *Long shots anFew readers