How marketers rank this year's generative AI image, video tools

December 26, 2025
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This year has brought winners, losers and middleground contenders when it comes to generative AI image and video tools — based on their integration capabilities, user interface and of course, final output. To get a better sense of how these tools performed this year, Digiday pulled together a 2025 agency generative AI report card ranking based on output, user experience and capabilities.

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How marketers rank this year's generative AI image, video tools

Digiday’s 2025 agency generative AI report card explores the winners and losers of the generative AI landscape.

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Written by Jim Cooper and Sara Jerde

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