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Food videos, you can almost hear

Food sells on the sizzle: a slow pour, steam rising, a crisp bite. Describe one moment per clip in macro detail, with the sound you want and the light, and keep the camera close and slow. For a restaurant, open the clip on a photo of your real dish so the video shows what guests will get. Each clip's price shows before you generate.

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What a clip costs

Which model to use

Today’s price for a typical clip on each model, from GenMagic’s live price list. You pay only for the clips you make.

Model	Why for this	A clip	Longest take	Up to
Veo 3.1 LiteVeo 3.1 without a subscription	the sizzle and the pour with the picture, for the least	$0.304 s in 720p	8 s	1080p
Wan 3.0Wan 3.0 without a subscription	opens on a photo of your dish, takes up to 30 seconds	$0.325 s in 480p	30 s	1080p
Seedance 2.0Seedance without a subscription	macro detail and slow motion, up to 4K	$0.505 s in 480p	15 s	4K
Kling Video v3.0 StandardKling 3.0 without a subscription	hands and people cooking, natural gestures	$0.955 s in 720p	15 s	720p

Start from an example

Prompts that work

Each opens the studio with the prompt and the model ready. Change it, see the price, generate.

A sizzling close-up

Macro close-up of a thick steak searing in a cast-iron pan, butter foaming, a sprig of rosemary basting it, steam and smoke rising in warm side light, slow push-in. Sound: loud sizzle and crackle, no music. 8 seconds.

Veo 3.1 Lite, $0.30 a clipOpen in the studio

Your dish, from a photo

Open on this photo of the dish. Steam rises gently from it, a hand sprinkles fresh herbs over the top, the camera slowly circles a quarter turn, warm restaurant light. Keep the dish exactly as in the photo. Soft restaurant ambience. 8 seconds.

Wan 3.0, $0.32 a clipOpen in the studio

What makes the difference

How to get good results

One moment per clip: the pour, the sizzle, the bite, the plating.
Macro, slow motion and a slow camera move make food look its best.
Describe the sound (sizzle, crunch, pour) and add "no music" if you will score it later.
For a menu or an ad, start from a photo of your real dish so the video shows what guests get.

Go deeper: ASMR videos, Video ads, Product videos.

Questions

How do I make an AI cooking video?

Make one clip per step or moment, each described in close-up with its sound, and cut them together; for recipe steps, keep the same kitchen, light and hands in every prompt.

Can I make a video of my restaurant's dish?

Yes. Open the clip on a photo of the dish with Wan 3.0 or Kling 3.0 and describe the motion: steam, a garnish, a slow turn.

Can I use AI food videos in ads?

Yes, as long as they do not mislead: show dishes as you actually serve them, which is why starting from your own photo works best.

Do I need a subscription?

No. You top up a balance and pay per clip; the studio shows each clip's price before you generate.

What does a clip cost?

Today a typical clip costs $0.30 on Veo 3.1 Lite (4 s in 720p), $0.32 on Wan 3.0 (5 s in 480p), $0.50 on Seedance 2.0 (5 s in 480p), $0.95 on Kling Video v3.0 Standard (5 s in 720p). The studio shows the exact price for your settings before you generate, and a clip that fails is not charged.

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