Input flexibility
Check whether the work begins from text, images, video, audio, or multiple references, then choose the mode that accepts the required inputs.
Model, release, platform, and availability searches often point to the same decision: which creation mode and current product option best fits a project. Evaluate the model from the task you need to complete, not a version label alone.
Check whether the work begins from text, images, video, audio, or multiple references, then choose the mode that accepts the required inputs.
Assess how reliably the creative direction carries from the supplied material into composition, subject continuity, motion, and atmosphere.
Compare available resolution, duration, audio, extension, and generation-speed options against the specific deliverable rather than a generic benchmark.
Use the current product documentation for authoritative information on model names, availability, regional access, and newly introduced controls.
Use the same original prompt and approved reference assets to compare model settings or releases fairly.
Review subject stability, motion coherence, adherence to the brief, sound where applicable, and the amount of refinement the output needs.
Document the settings that best meet the project goal, then revisit them only when the deliverable, model availability, or documented release behavior changes.
Use the product's current release notes, account notices, and official documentation. They are the authoritative source for changes to availability, model options, or supported workflows.
Availability can vary. Confirm the current options in the product surface and its official documentation before planning a production workflow around a specific platform or region.
Run the same controlled brief through both options, record the settings, and compare the completed outputs against the actual creative and delivery requirements.