Corny vs SoulGen: art generator or video studio.

SoulGen is an AI art generator that turns text prompts into realistic portraits and anime style images. Newer versions add face swap, outpainting and short AI video, and reviews describe NSFW use as a major draw.

Reviews note that video uses credits quickly against the monthly allowance, and that SoulGen has no official public API.

Corny Studio is an adult AI video studio. You design a fictional adult woman trait by trait, accept her look, and from then on direct clips of her: you pick what she wears, how she is posed and where it happens from hundreds of cards, or write the shot as a sentence. Every take comes back as a clip with sound, up to ten seconds long, in portrait or wide, and it is yours to download, post or sell. The same engine is open to developers through an API.

SoulGen is an art tool first: images, styles and edits, with video added. Corny is a video tool first: every control is about the next clip.

Corny keeps a character's face by design rather than by swapping it in afterwards, and it offers an API for developers.

SoulGen sells monthly and yearly plans with a credit allowance, per reviews, with video using more credits. Check its own pricing page.

Corny charges in credits and shows the price of a take before you render it. A longer, bigger or sharper take costs more. New accounts start with 50 credits. Plans add credits every month, from $24.90 for 1,000, and a bigger plan makes each credit cheaper.

Pick SoulGen if you want AI art, including anime styles, with editing tools around it.

Pick Corny if you want photoreal clips with sound of one woman you designed, and the option to render them from code.