AI video is two markets under one name. One sells tools: models that generate footage, software that edits it, voices that speak it. The other sells finished films, made with those tools by people who know how to direct and finish them.
This list covers both, grouped by what each company does. We are on it ourselves, in the last group, and say so.
00The list: AI video companies, by what they do
Companies are grouped by what they do, and the order within a group means nothing. Each entry gives two public facts — where the company is based and what it makes — and no prices, market shares, funding figures or rankings. Quantum Beetle, which wrote this page, appears once and is marked as such. Corrections are welcome at hello@quantumbeetle.ai.
Generative video and image models
Generative video models and editing tools for film-makers and creative teams.
Sora, its video generation model, alongside its language and image models.
Veo for video generation and Imagen for images, from Google DeepMind.
Dream Machine, a video generation model, and tools for 3D capture.
A video generation and editing tool aimed at creators.
Creative software with its Firefly generative models built into video and image tools.
Image generation known for its visual quality, now with video.
The FLUX family of image generation models.
Open generative models for image, video and audio.
Presenters, voice and dubbing
Video made with AI presenters, used for training, marketing and communications.
AI presenters and video translation with lip-sync.
Talking-head video generated from a photo and a script.
AI voice: speech synthesis, dubbing and voice agents in many languages.
AI editing software
Video and podcast editing done by editing the transcript.
Video creation from a text prompt, for marketing and social content.
Browser-based video editing with AI subtitles, dubbing and clean-up.
An AI video app for creators: captions, edits and translation.
AI-native film studios
- 18PromiseLos Angeles
A studio producing films and series with generative AI in the pipeline.
- 19AsteriaLos Angeles
An artist-led studio making films with generative AI trained on licensed material.
- 20The Dor BrothersBerlin
A studio known for AI-generated short films and music videos.
Production for a brand, with all of the above
An AI production house inside a technology company: brand films, social cuts, CGI and product renders, generative imagery, voiceover, dubbing and sound, made AI-first and finished by people. Works from a brand's own guidelines and versions each piece for every format and market.
01How this list was made
Three tests for inclusion: AI-generated video, image or voice is the company's product or a large, named part of its work; what it does is publicly documented, so the one-line description can be checked; and it is used well beyond one city or one customer.
The list was last reviewed on 2026-10-10. Companies merge, rename products and move, so treat it as a map of who exists, not a verdict on who is best. Corrections and additions: hello@quantumbeetle.ai.
02Which kind do you need?
- You have a creative team and want to generate footage or images yourselves: a generative model. Try several on your own material; they differ by style and control.
- Training or internal communication at volume, in many languages: a presenter or dubbing tool.
- Faster editing of footage you already shoot: AI editing software.
- A finished film, campaign or set of product visuals, on brand, with someone responsible for the result: a production team that uses these tools for you.
03Questions to ask a production company
- Who directs and who finishes the work? Generated footage is a starting point.
- How do you keep the hundredth version as on-brand as the first?
- What were the models trained on, and what rights do we hold in the output?
- Can you show work made end to end by your own team?
- How many formats, lengths and languages are included, and what does each extra one cost?
04Where Quantum Beetle sits
In the last group. We do not make video models or editing software; the groups above name the companies that do, and we use their tools. We are a production team: you bring a brief, a product or an idea, and receive finished work, directed and finished by people.
The films on our own site are our own work, made in the studio from motion design to sound.
In short
- AI video is tools on one side and finished production on the other. Know which you are buying.
- Models differ in style and control; test them on your own material.
- A tool does not replace direction and finishing.
- Ask about training data and the rights you hold in the output.
- Quantum Beetle wrote this list and is on it, as a production team that uses these tools for a brand.
Questions
Which is the best AI video generator?
Runway, OpenAI's Sora, Google's Veo, Luma and Pika are the best-known generative video models, and they change quickly. Each has strengths in different kinds of shot, so the practical answer is to test a few on the footage you need.
What is the difference between an AI video tool and an AI video production company?
A tool gives you a model or an editor and leaves the film to you. A production company takes a brief and returns finished work, using those tools together with direction, editing, grading and sound.
Can AI make a complete commercial?
It can produce much of the raw material: shots, images, voices, sound. A finished commercial still depends on someone choosing, cutting, grading and mixing it, which is where most of the quality is decided.
Does Quantum Beetle make AI films?
Yes. Its AI production house makes video, CGI and VFX, generative imagery, voice and sound, AI-first and finished by people. See quantumbeetle.ai/production.
How do I get a company added or a description corrected?
Write to hello@quantumbeetle.ai with the company's name, city and a one-line description of what it makes. We add companies that meet the three tests in the section on how the list was made.
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Tell us about it. We'll say honestly whether the swarm can help, and what it would take.
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