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AI Video Still Breaks Hands: What Actually Fixes It

Why hands are still the hardest thing in AI video, the six fixes that measurably reduce the failures, and the four shots you should not attempt at all.

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AI Video Generator for Etsy Sellers: What Actually Works

Etsy's listing video is short, silent and vertical — one of the easiest briefs generated video can take. Here is where it genuinely works, where it fails a handmade marketplace, and the photograph-the-product-generate-the-world rule that separates the two.

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AI Video Generator for Dropshipping: What Works in 2026

Supplier photos are the one asset every competitor also has. Here is how I turn them into video that sells, across six country accounts, without duplicate content getting the accounts disabled.

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AI Video Generator for Shopify: What Actually Moves Product

I generate every video for two Shopify stores — 1,367 posts from 460 clips last month. What works for product video, what breaks, and how to wire it into the store.

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Midjourney Video Pricing: What 8 GPU Minutes a Clip Really Costs

Midjourney has no per-second video price. Each job burns about 8 GPU minutes from your image allowance. Here is what that means per plan, and when it is worth it.

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Nano Banana Pro: How I Use It for AI Video References

Nano Banana Pro is best used as a reference generator, not a frame generator. Match the aspect ratio, never generate a real product from prose, and cap it at three images per clip.

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Hailuo AI: The Physics Are the Point

MiniMax's Hailuo wins on motion realism, not identity. The model line decoded, real cost per clip at about $0.30, and the shots worth sending it.

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Kling AI Image to Video: A Workflow That Actually Works

Start from a still, describe only motion, and stop paying for re-rolls. The image-to-video workflow, step by step.

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Seedance AI: The Prompt Structure That Fixed My Hit Rate (2026)

Several hundred Seedance prompts across two brands. The four-part prompt shape that took me from one usable clip in five to three in four, why start frames beat text prompts, and where the model still breaks.

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