Cinemagraph Pro vs Viggle

Cinemagraph Pro turns video into cinemagraphs for photographers, marketers, and designers working on Mac, iPhone, or iPad. Users capture or import a clip, trim it, choose a still image, and paint over that image to reveal motion. On supported devices, the iOS app can capture, edit, and share 4K cinemagraphs; export quality depends on the source video. It can export H.264, HEVC, Live Photo, and GIF, share to social networks, save a Facebook Profile video, or export an Apple Live Photo. An Apple Watch can act as a remote shutter release or set a capture countdown. The app supports iCloud Drive and can upload work to Flixel for sharing and embedding; its App Store listing also mentions one-tap upload to Facebook Ad Manager. Flixel Cloud supports embedding motion imagery on websites, blogs, email campaigns, and digital displays, and advertises unlimited uploads. The product has a free plan and free trial. Listed paid options include $9.99 a month for Flixel Cloud Web and Cinemagraph Pro for iOS, and $299.99, paid once for License.

Viggle is an API video-generation service offering text-to-video, image-to-video, and AI avatars. It lists commercial use, a maximum resolution of 1080p, and videos up to 15 minutes long. The free plan costs nothing, is billed monthly, and permits five videos per day, one simultaneous generation, and seven-day storage for assets and generations. Pro costs $7.99 a month with the yearly option and a listed 20% discount; it provides 80 credits monthly, four simultaneous generations, and uploads up to 10 minutes. Live costs $15.99 a month with the yearly option and listed 20% discount, including 200 credits, six simultaneous generations, and six hours of Real-Time Swap. Max costs $63.99 a month with the yearly option and listed 20% discount, with 800 credits and ten simultaneous generations. Viggle was founded in 2023 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.