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ComparisonVeo 3.1
google/veo-3.1
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TypeVideo—
TokenBaazar price · 50% off₹19.20 per second—
Market price₹38.40 per second—
Input token limit (provider)Within the context window—
Vendor input modalitiesText, Image—
Vendor output modalitiesVideo with audio—
TokenBaazar endpointsPOST /v1/videos · GET /v1/videos/{id}—
TokenBaazar inputText prompt, Optional base64 image—
TokenBaazar outputAsynchronous video job; retrieve the completed result—
Duration accepted by TokenBaazar4, 6 or 8 seconds—
Resolution accepted by TokenBaazar720p, 1080p or 4K—
Default request8 seconds at 720p—
Audio controlEnabled by default; generate_audio can disable it—
Benchmark evidence1 source-linked results—
AA-Video-T2V v2.0 (with audio)
962Elo

Freshly fetched overall with-audio v2.0 table, pairwise human preference Elo, 95% interval ±10. Arena revision and vote counts change; not an API availability or latency test.

Artificial Analysis · Text-to-Video Arena
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No overall score, winner or cost-versus-score frontier is calculated without comparable, attributable benchmark evidence. Different test configurations appear separately. Vendor capabilities are distinct from TokenBaazar API support.

— means no published value or no matching capability. Provider token limits are not tested gateway guarantees; TokenBaazar media controls and response formats are listed separately.

Veo 3.1

Sources and verification

Provider specifications describe the upstream model, not a guarantee of every feature through TokenBazaar. Prices come from the enabled catalog; benchmark results belong to the exact tested model.

Research notes (3)
  • These durations and resolutions are accepted by the TokenBaazar endpoint; they are not fresh generation measurements.
  • TokenBaazar does not expose provider video extension, reference-image arrays or first/last-frame controls.
  • TokenBazaar’s endpoint requires 8 seconds for 1080p and 4K; this is its validation rule, not a claim about every upstream interface. Unsupported duration values are normalized to 8 seconds.