Create custom action figures with AI in minutes, free and unlimited
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2024
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Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free plan with 3 AI music credits; Basic at $14.9/month (200 credits); Standard at $29.9/month (600 credits); Professional at $129.8/month (Unlimited credits). Yearly subscriptions save 40%. All plans include commercial licensing.
Free plan available with personal use only; Premium and Enterprise plans offer commercial rights. Full refund within 3 days of purchase.
Key features
AI Song Generator - create complete songs from lyrics or text prompts
AI Instrumental Generator - create music without lead vocals
AI Music Video Generator - pair music with visual content
AI Voice Cover Generator - effortlessly audition different voices on songs
AI Stem Splitter - separate audio into vocal and instrumental elements
AI Lyrics Generator - develop lyric ideas from genre, mood, or topic
AI MIDI Generator - craft melodies, chords, and rhythms with built-in sequencer
Music Mastering - apply intelligent mastering to automatically balance mix
Generate music up to 8 minutes long
100% royalty-free with commercial licensing
Real-time Generation
High Resolution output
Secure Processing
Trained on toy manufacturing considerations with proper proportions and articulation points
What makes it different
All-in-one platform combining song generation with supporting music tools in one place
No production software or musical training required
Trained with 300 million+ data samples
Multiple generation modes for different creative needs
Free to start with commercial plans available
Specifically trained on action figure designs to create toy-like results that look like actual producible action figures
Completely free with no sign-up required and unlimited generation
Fast generation typically taking 1-3 minutes
Understands toy manufacturing considerations including materials, joints, and packaging aesthetics
Complements professional design workflows for rapid prototyping and concept ideation