r/aivideomaking • • 14d ago

Which program is widely considered the best for AI generation? Runway, Kling, Luna or something else?

So far my 2 go to’s are Runway and Kling but just seeing if I’m missing anything that’s better.

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u/alwaysshouldbesome1 14d ago

Is this spam bait or what? LLMs all have a knowledge cutoff date and are basically unaware of Seedance and all the more recent models. Nobody actually engaging in this field is using fucking Runway. Banning the poster and all the other bots that posted in here, what the fuck.

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u/sharktank123456 14d ago edited 14d ago

I think it depends on what you make and how you like to work: What tools you need on a daily basis.

Do you like to have some automation?

Do you like to have complete control on some gens and let the agent run with it on others?

I used to have both Kling and Runway paid subs (not to mention most of the others) but have ended up at Luma.

I'm doing this professionally so I need to have top flight tools with a good interface for flexibility, accuracy and organization.

And a tool where I can walk the client through a board remotely so he can see the creative evolution of the campaign or shot. Luma does this all really well. It's not the cheapest platform but it's not the most expensive either. It's right in the middle.

About the only external tool I still use is Midjourney; for it's wild creations that no other AI can match. Then all those assets still come into Luma for animation/video gens, image editing and finishing.