Kandinsky 6.0 Pro and Kandinsky 6.0 Lite

Kandinsky is Kandinsky Lab's open model line. Kandinsky 6.0, released on 6 October 2026 under the MIT licence, is two video models that make five-second clips with synchronized audio: Pro at 29 billion parameters and Lite at 3 billion, each with a distilled variant, plus a super-resolution model that lifts the 480p base clip to 1080p. fal serves both at 480p with optional upscaling, billed per clip by step count. Both pages run the same nine clips as every other video model here.

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Which one to pick

Side by side, measured

ModelPriceSeconds to make one clip9 clips costLength
Kandinsky 6.0 Pro830 to 1553$12.20Five seconds; there is no duration setting
Kandinsky 6.0 Lite$0.16 per five-second 480p clip, text-to-video
via fal
193 to 777$1.45Five seconds; there is no duration setting

Seconds and cost are from our own runs of the same 9 prompts through each model; open a model for every clip and the request behind it.

Every version

VersionReleasedWhat changed
Kandinsky 6.0 Pro
fal-ai/kandinsky6-pro
The 29B model: five-second 480p clips with 44 kHz audio, MIT licensed. $1.35 a clip on fal at the default 50 steps.
Kandinsky 6.0 Lite
fal-ai/kandinsky6-lite
The 3B model from the same release, tuned for 10 steps: $0.16 a clip on fal.

Frequently asked questions

Is Kandinsky 6.0 open source?

Yes. Kandinsky Lab published code and weights for Pro and Lite, their distilled variants and the super-resolution model under the MIT licence on 6 October 2026, on GitHub and Hugging Face.

Who makes Kandinsky?

Kandinsky Lab, the team behind the Kandinsky image and video models; the GitHub organization is kandinskylab.