Perplexity Computer can now create videos with MiniMax H3 and ByteDance Seedance 2.5

PPerplexity9/21/2026, 09:32:18

Perplexity said Perplexity Computer can now create videos using MiniMax H3 and ByteDance Seedance 2.5. According to the company, users can ask Computer for a campaign clip, product demo, or social asset, and it produces finished video next to copy and creative in the same thread.

Perplexity said the capability is available now for Pro and Max subscribers.

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