Multi-model AI image generator for text-to-image and photo editing
AI video generator for text, images, and 2K video creation
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US
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Pricing model
Freemium
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Free: 120 credits (one 4-second 768P test). Creator: $19/month for 2,000 credits. Pro: $49/month for 5,000 credits. Studio: $129/month for 14,000 credits. Generation costs 22.5 credits per second at 768P and 36.5 credits per second at 2K; a five-second render costs 113 credits at 768P or 183 credits
Key features
Multiple AI models in one interface (GPT Image 2.5, Nano Banana 2.1 and Pro, FLUX 2, Seedream 5.0 Pro, and others)
Text-to-image generation
Reference-based photo editing
Generation history with recoverable prompts and settings
Credit-based pricing system
Up to 4K resolution output
Seven aspect ratios and three resolution options (1K, 2K, 4K)
Quality tiers (Standard, Medium, High) on select models
Browser-based, no installation required
Mobile responsive design
Text-to-video generation with 6 aspect ratios
Image-to-video with first and optional last frame
Duration control from 4–15 seconds
768P and 2K resolution output
Native stereo audio directed with timeline
Cost visibility before generation
Task history and deliberate retry workflow
Credit refunds for terminal failures
Browser-based generation with no local setup
Production-focused control for product, UI, and commercial content
What makes it different
Single credit balance across all major AI image models instead of separate accounts
Switch between models mid-project without rewriting prompts
Transparent per-image pricing before generation
Commercial license on paid plans
Automatic refunds for failed generations
Transparent credit-based pricing with exact cost calculated before submission
Production-intent workflow combining text, frames, and detailed direction constraints
Native stereo audio synchronised with visual timeline
Directed 4–15 second commercial and interface animation capability
Text handling within motion sequences and interface states