AI creative studio for generating, editing, and animating images and videos
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Pricing
Starter: $9.99 for 10 credits ($1.00 per song); Popular: $39.99 for 50 credits ($0.80 per song); Pro: $69.99 for 100 credits ($0.70 per song); Business: $499.99 for 1000 credits ($0.50 per song)
Starter: $9.00/month with 5,000 credits per month. Pro: $29.00/month with 50,000 credits per month. Enterprise: $99.00/month with 500,000 credits per month. All plans include AI image and video generation, image editing tools, access to creative models, and saved content.
Key features
Generate full songs from text descriptions in 2-5 minutes
AI-generated realistic vocals with male or female options
Custom or AI-written lyrics
Reference audio upload to guide AI style
Instrumental mode for background music
Support for 50+ genres and styles
High-quality MP3 and lossless FLAC downloads
REST API for programmatic song generation
Commercial rights included on all songs
No musical experience required
Generate images and videos from text prompts using 23 AI models
AI hairstyle and hair color preview tool
Background removal and background changing
Image upscaler for enhanced detail and clarity
Unblur image enhancement with AI
Object remover to eliminate unwanted elements
Image to video animation with multiple effect styles
Saved creations and project history
Access to content library and templates
What makes it different
Pay-per-song model with no subscriptions or auto-renewals
Generate songs in 2-5 minutes without musical training
Support for virtually every music genre with custom combinations
Developer-friendly REST API for integration
Single browser-based workspace combining 23 AI models for images, videos, and editing
No local GPU setup or complex production pipeline required
Specialized AI hairstyle and hair color preview feature
Image-to-video animation with varied motion effects
Editorial standards with transparent sourcing and no invented metrics