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AI video tools, by pipeline role
Every AI tool credited on a film here, sorted by the job it does in a production pipeline. Video, image, voice, music, editing, finishing, writing. Each tool has its own page: the films made with it, who made them, and what else they had running alongside it.
Video generation tools
- Seedance60 films
- Veo41 films
- Higgsfield40 films
- Kling32 films
- Seedance 2.531 films
- Veo 321 films
- Seedance 220 films
- Runway14 films
- Sora13 films
- Sora 211 films
- Veo 3.19 films
- Kling 37 films
- Dreamina6 films
- Luma4 films
- Veo 24 films
- Hailuo3 films
- Kling 22 films
- MiniMax2 films
- Kling 2.51 film
- Pixverse1 film
Image generation tools
- Midjourney29 films
- Nano Banana29 films
- GPT Image9 films
- Imagen2 films
- Seedream2 films
- Ideogram1 film
- Seedream 51 film
- Stable Diffusion1 film
Voice and speech tools
- ElevenLabs23 films
Music and sound tools
- Suno50 films
Editing and assembly tools
- Flow7 films
- Pippit3 films
- Kimeric2 films
- Reallusion AI Studio1 film
- Topview1 film
Upscaling and finishing tools
Writing and development tools
Everything else
Credited on films here, but we haven’t checked them against their vendor’s own site yet.
- Dola4 films
- Udio4 films
- ACE Studio1 film
- Grok1 film
- Kling 11 film
- Kling 1.61 film
- Kling 2.11 film
- Pika1 film
- Seedream 4.51 film
- Wan1 film
Where these credits come from
Creators tell us what they used, in the film itself, its description or its credits.
Frequently asked questions
Which AI tools come up most often on glu.tv?
Right now, Seedance, Suno and Veo. The lists on this page are ordered by how many films credit each tool, so the leaders sit at the top of their stage. It shifts as new films go up.
Which tools get used together?
Most films credit more than one. A video model does the shots, an image model does the start frames, and the voice or the music comes from somewhere else again. Every tool page lists what it was credited alongside, most common first.
Does glu.tv know how every film was made?
No. We record what the creator said about their own film, in the film itself, its description or its credits.
Is glu.tv affiliated with any of these tools?
No. We're an independent project, not affiliated with or sponsored by any vendor named here. A tool is named to credit how a film was made.
Why are Kling, Kling 1 and Kling 1.6 listed separately?
They're separate releases, and creators name the version when they write a credit. Each one has its own page, and the Kling page compares them side by side.
Can I see every film made with one tool?
Yes. Each tool page lists its most-watched films, and links through to the full catalogue filtered to that tool.