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Choosing a video model: Motion, Turbo, Lite or Real

The four Genlaxy video models side by side - what each is good at, its limits, its starting price, and a simple way to decide.

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Genlaxy offers 4 video models. They all take a text prompt or a start frame and return a short clip, but they trade speed, fidelity and price differently. Here is how to choose without rendering the same idea four times.

The short version

  • Speed - the fastest turnaround: Motion Turbo.
  • The lowest cost per clip, ideal for drafts: Motion Lite.
  • Realistic textures and natural movement: Motion Real.
  • The final, highest-resolution render: Motion.

Motion Turbo

Built for speed: fast clips from text or a start frame, up to 30 s · 1080p, from €6.30 for a 5-second clip. It is not the cheapest option - pick it when you want results back quickly.

Motion

The highest-fidelity model, up to 30 s · 4K, with resolutions of 480p, 720p, 1080p, 4K. It starts at €5.80 for 5 seconds at its lowest resolution; 1080p and 4K cost more, and the composer shows the exact price. Reach for it when a clip is going into a finished piece.

Motion Lite

The lowest cost per clip, up to 15 s · 1080p, from €2.00 for 5 seconds. Clips are capped at 15 seconds. A sensible default for social content where volume matters more than the last bit of detail.

Motion Real

Tuned for realistic motion and texture, up to 30 s · 1080p, from €3.80 for 5 seconds. Good for nature, food, products and anything that should look filmed rather than generated.

A workflow that saves money

  1. Write the prompt and render a short, low-resolution draft on Motion Lite.
  2. Adjust the prompt until the motion is right - one change at a time.
  3. Render the final on Motion or Motion Real at the resolution you need.

For even more control, make the first frame as a still and animate it; see turning a still into a clip.

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