Five takes, one prompt
Ask five directors for the same shot and you get five different films. Models are no different. The same paper boat drifting down a flooded street comes back five ways:
| MODEL | ITS READ | KEEP IT WHEN |
|---|---|---|
| Veo | Documentary realism, heavy weather | The shot has to feel filmed |
| Seedance | A storyboard with clean cuts | It will sit in a sequence |
| Hailuo | Motion first, fog second | The drift is the story |
| Wan | An illustration in motion | Style is the point |
| Omni | A balanced master take | You plan to edit from it |
That spread is information. Before compare existed, you picked a model first and judged the idea through one interpretation. Now the prompt runs across all five at once, and the takes come back side by side with one credit receipt.
Keep the take, branch from it
Marking a take as kept does more than flag a winner. It becomes the branch point: extend it, edit it in Omni, upscale it for delivery, or re-run its exact settings with one line of the prompt changed. The library keeps every version, so no take is ever lost to a better one.
Multi-model compare ships on every paid plan. The paper boat is on the landing page if you want to judge the five takes yourself.
