Remove unwanted objects from videos and images with AI tracking
Aesthetic-first AI image generator with style control and creative direction tools
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Pricing
Free: 10 free credits per account, no sign-up required. Pay as you go: $3.00 for 30 credits, $0.10 per credit. Credits cost 1 per detection and 4 per second of video (minimum 20 per run). Custom plans available.
Annual plans (50% off launch offer): Starter $9.9/month (9,600 credits yearly), Pro $19.9/month (24,000 credits yearly), Studio $44.9/month (72,000 credits yearly). Monthly and one-time credit packs also available.
Key features
Frame-by-frame AI tracking of moving objects
Automatic background reconstruction
Natural language prompts and brush masking
Works with MP4, MOV, JPG and PNG files
Browser-based with no desktop app required
Preserves original audio during video processing
Real-time tracking visualization
Handles motion, turns and camera pans
Expressive text-to-image generation with aesthetic diversity
Style references with adjustable per-reference strength
Moodboard direction for coherent visual language
Adjustable creativity levels from raw to high
Medium and Large model variants
Krea 2 Turbo speed-optimized variant
Up to 9 reference image slots per generation
4K resolution export capability
Prompt expansion for richer visual briefs
Commercial-use licensing on all paid plans
What makes it different
Single prompt or brush mark tracks automatically through entire video
Works for both videos and images with the same tool
Processes in browser without downloading a desktop application
Frame-locked tracking through motion and camera movement
Separates subject intent from aesthetic intent for precise style exploration
Top-ten placement on Artificial Analysis text-to-image leaderboard
Open-source model weights available on Hugging Face
Wider aesthetic vocabulary covering raw, photographic, illustrative, and painterly styles
Designed for early art direction when exploration matters more than a single polished answer