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SkyReels vs Google Veo

What each vendor publishes about price, free plan, watermark, resolution, length and features, side by side. Checked Oct 26, 2026. We don't test tools; we compare what vendors publish, and every fact links to its source on the tool's profile.

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FactSkyReelsGoogle Veo
TypeOpen-source modelAI video generator
Starts atFree (open source)$19.99/mo
BillingOpen source (free)Bundled in a wider plan
Free planFree plan (Open model weights and inference code on GitHub.)Not stated
WatermarkNot statedNot stated
Max resolution720pNot stated
Max clip / video lengthNot statedNot stated
Commercial useNot statedNot stated
APINot statedYes
Text to videoNot statedYes (vendor states it)
Image to videoYes (vendor states it)Yes (vendor states it)
Generates audio with videoNot statedYes (vendor states it)
Extend videoYes (vendor states it)Not stated
Open weightsYes (vendor states it)Not stated
CheckedOct 26, 2026Oct 26, 2026
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Summaries

SkyReels: Skywork's open-weight video models: SkyReels-V2 uses autoregressive diffusion forcing for long ("infinite-length") generation at 540p/720p, with V3 weights released in 2026.

Google Veo: Google DeepMind's video model (Veo 3.1) with natively generated sound effects, ambience and dialogue; used in Google Flow, the Gemini app and the Gemini API.

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