ChatGPT video generator plugins compared

Best for: generating and also editing video from one chat.

• The listing covers animating images, targeted edits to footage, new aspect ratios, multi-shot story videos and localising ads.
• It also lists music, sound effects, voiceover, and a check of remaining credits and plan.
• Runway's pricing page: Free with 125 credits once; Standard 625 credits a month; Pro $35, Max $95 a month.

Limits: you need a Runway account, and the free credits are a one-off, not monthly.

Plugin listing →

Best for: picking a specific model, such as Seedance or Wan.

• The listing names Seedance 2.5 and 2.0, Minimax H3, Gemini Omni Flash and Wan 3.0, among others.
• OpenArt's pricing page: Starter 4,000 credits a month, Plus $34, Pro $56, Wonder $240 a month.
• The result comes back into the chat, and past work stays in projects.

Limits: no editing tools: the listing says none are required, and it does not describe any.

Plugin listing →

Best for: short ads made from a product photo.

• Marketing Studio presets turn product photos into promotional visuals and short video ads.
• Genjutsu transfers motion from a reference video, or replaces a subject in a clip.
• Higgsfield's pricing page: Starter 270 credits a month; Plus $47 and Ultra $99 a month billed yearly.

Limits: built mostly around marketing, and it needs a connected account.

Plugin listing →

Best for: a longer video from one prompt.

• Its tagline is "Create videos of any length", and its sample prompt asks for a 5-minute video.
• invideo's pricing page: Starter 400 credits a month; Plus $60 a month ($30 yearly); Max $250 a month.

Limits: the listing does not state a maximum length, and the cheapest plan has 400 credits a month.

Plugin listing →

Best for: a short vertical clip from a photo.

• The listing says videos arrive in about two minutes and images in about one.
• Vertical, horizontal or square, and the same character across a series of clips.
• Dora's pricing page (re-read 4 Nov 2026): Pro weekly or yearly, both with 150 coins a week, and top-up packs when you need more.

Limits: short clips only, and no free plan. It does not publish to social networks for you. We found no OpenAI business page for it, so we read its ChatGPT directory listing instead.

Plugin listing →

Best for: a presenter video with no camera.

• You choose from a library of characters and voices.
• VEED's pricing page: Creator 6,000 credits a month with no watermark; Pro $44 and Studio $70 a month ($21 and $35 yearly).

Limits: the listing does not describe other video styles, and the pricing page does not say what the free plan includes.

Plugin listing →

Best for: talking avatars and translated videos from a script.

• Clips can open in a player in the chat, on supported hosts.
• You can manage videos, avatars, voices, translations, templates and brand assets from the chat.
• HeyGen's pricing page: Pro $49 a month; Business $149 a month plus $20 per seat.

Limits: features depend on your plan, and the listing says creating an avatar or voice requires the appropriate rights and consent.

Plugin listing →

Best for: editing a recording rather than generating new footage.

• Transcription, filler word removal, Studio Sound, captions, B-roll and clips.
• Descript's pricing page: the free plan also has 100 AI credits once; Creator $35 a month ($24 yearly).

Limits: it is a video editor first, so it is not the obvious choice for generating scenes.

Plugin listing →

Best for: technical users who already work in Codex.

• Text to video, image to video, motion control and reusable character Elements, through the official Kling CLI.
• Kling's web plan page asks you to sign in, so the price here is from its App Store page: Standard $10, Pro $37, Premier $92 a month.

Limits: the listing requires a local Codex environment with Node.js 18+, Kling CLI 0.2.0+ and shell access, so it is not a simple option for most people.

Plugin listing →