All-in-one AI creative platform for images and videos
AI headshot generator that turns casual photos into professional headshots in 1–2 minutes
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free plan includes basic models and 5 simultaneous generations. Standard plan: $6.99/month ($83.92 yearly with 30% savings) includes 1,500 credits/month and up to 214 image or 150 short video generations. Pro plan: $20.99/month ($251.92 yearly with 30% savings) includes 5,000 credits/month and up to
Starter: 3 portraits for $9 (one-time); Pro: 10 portraits for $25 (one-time); Studio: 25 portraits for $50 (one-time). Free: 3 free portraits when you sign up with no credit card required. Credits are purchased upfront and never expire.
Key features
Multiple AI model library with switcher
Reference image support for image and video generation
AI Story Video Generator for storyboard-based video creation
Canvas tool for combining and organizing visuals
Pre-built templates and ready-to-use prompts
Watermark-free exports on paid plans
AI Clothes Changer tool for outfit modification
AI Hairstyle preview tool
Character video generator from single photo
Multiple simultaneous generations
Upload 1–3 photos and generate headshots in 1–2 minutes
Automatic background removal and professional lighting
High-resolution output suitable for LinkedIn and resumes
Gemini AI analyzes facial features
Accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP file formats
Photos kept private to account, not used for AI model training
Credits never expire
Request deletion of photos and account data anytime
What makes it different
Single workspace combining image and video generation without tool switching
Model switcher to test different visual behaviors while keeping ideas intact
Focused selection of leading AI models without overwhelming options
Built for real creative workflows in production environments
Fast generation suitable for rough ideas to polished visual systems
Ready in 1–2 minutes with no queue or waiting
Private by design—photos never used to train AI models