Video Length
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Per clip, the ceiling is 30 seconds, and most models stop well short of it. We read the accepted duration range for every main video model on PixelDojo on August 26, 2026: the shortest cap was 8 seconds, only two models reached 30, and nothing generates a full minute in one call. Anything longer is built the way live action is built, by generating several clips and joining them into one file. The verified per-model list is below, followed by how the joining actually works.
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Maximum clip length, model by model
WAN 3.0
2 to 30 seconds, plus an auto setting that lets the model choose its own length. The joint longest per-clip range on the platform.
Seedance 2.5
4 to 30 seconds, plus the same auto setting. Same 30 second ceiling as WAN 3.0, with a 4 second floor instead of 2.
WAN 2.7
2 to 15 seconds, for both text to video and image to video.
Kling Video v3
3 to 15 seconds, on both the standard and the pro tier.
MiniMax H3
5 to 15 seconds, with 5 as the default.
Seedance 2
5, 10 or 15 seconds. Fixed choices rather than a free range, so 7 seconds is not an option.
Kling 2.6 Pro
5 or 10 seconds. Two fixed lengths.
Hailuo 2.3
6 or 10 seconds. Two fixed lengths, with 6 as the default.
VEO 3.1
4, 6 or 8 seconds. The shortest ceiling in the set, and the only model here that stops under 10 seconds.
The durations on this page were read directly off each model's accepted input range on August 26, 2026, not from marketing pages. Where a cap was unclear, the model was left out of the list.
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A single clip is seconds, not minutes
Every video model on the platform generates and bills in seconds. The largest single-clip cap we found was 30 seconds, on WAN 3.0 and Seedance 2.5. No model here produces a two minute take from one request.
Long pieces are chained, not generated
A three minute video is a sequence of clips. You generate each shot, put them in order, and export a single file. That is the same shape as any edit timeline, with the shots generated instead of filmed.
Continuity comes from frames and references
To make the second clip continue the first, hand it a starting frame or reference images. WAN 3.0 accepts a first frame and a last frame, or up to 10 reference images. WAN 2.7 image to video starts from a still you choose.
The join is a real tool, not an export hack
Merge Videos takes your clips, puts a transition between each pair, and mixes an optional soundtrack under the whole thing at export. Processing bills on the size of the finished file, about 250 megabytes per credit, with a 0.1 credit minimum.
Length is what makes a clip expensive
Video is priced per second on most models here, so doubling the clip doubles the bill. A 30 second clip at 1080p on WAN 3.0 costs 135 credits at 4.5 credits per second, against 12.5 credits for a 5 second clip at 720p.
How It Works
To get past a per-clip cap:
Plan in clip-sized beats
Write each scene to fit its model’s accepted range from the table above, rather than asking one prompt for a minute of footage.
Generate the beats separately
One clip per beat. When a beat misses, you regenerate seconds, not the whole piece.
Merge with one soundtrack
The merge tool joins the clips with cut, crossfade or dip-to-black transitions and lays a single audio track across the result.
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know about Video Length
What is the longest single AI video clip I can generate?
30 seconds. WAN 3.0 and Seedance 2.5 both accept up to 30, and both also offer an auto setting where the model picks the length for you. Every other model we checked stops at 15 seconds or below.
Why are the per-clip limits so short?
Two reasons. Every extra second is more compute, and the cost is charged per second of output, so length is the fastest way to run a bill up. A 30 second clip at 1080p on WAN 3.0 is 135 credits. Model training also favours short takes, so quality tends to drift on longer generations.
How do people make AI videos that run for minutes?
They chain clips. Generate each shot separately, order them on a timeline, add transitions, then export one file. A three minute piece from 10 second clips is roughly 18 shots. That is a normal edit, not a workaround.
How do I keep the clips looking like the same scene?
Carry state forward between them. Use the last frame of one clip as the first frame of the next, or feed the same reference images to every shot. WAN 3.0 takes a first and last frame, or up to 10 reference images, though not both in one request.
Is there a limit on the merged video?
Not on the number of clips. Uploaded files are capped at 100 megabytes each, and the merge itself bills on the size of the exported file at about 250 megabytes per credit, with a 0.1 credit floor. The clips you already generated are not charged a second time.
Which model should I pick for the longest single take?
WAN 3.0 or Seedance 2.5, since both go to 30 seconds. Be deliberate about resolution first. On WAN 3.0 the same 30 seconds is 45 credits at 480p and 135 at 1080p.