Merge 2–5 photos into one natural-looking image with AI
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
$39 for lifetime access (first 20 sales), then $99. One-time payment with free lifetime updates and unlimited commercial use.
Free: 1 credit without sign-up. Starter: $8.33/month (billed annually), 840 credits/year. Pro: $16.66/month (billed annually), 1,920 credits/year. Each image costs 1 credit at Standard or 1K resolution, 2 credits at 2K, or 3 credits at 4K.
Key features
Automatic slideshow generation from brand facts
Viral slideshow remixing in 3 clicks
Multiple video formats including single clip and hook & demo
Full source code customization with Claude Code or Codex
AI image generation for slideshows
Hundreds of reels generated in minutes for free
Edit content down to the letter before publishing
Runs entirely on your local computer
Unlimited commercial use for clients
Integration with schedulers like Postiz
Combine 2–5 photos into one image
Preserve recognizable faces and details
Support for JPG, PNG, and WebP formats up to 10 MB each
Multiple resolution options: Standard, 1K, 2K, 4K
Edit generated images with new prompts without re-uploading
Free to try without sign-up
No watermark on downloads
Commercial use with paid access
Works on mobile browser without app
Private uploads deleted within 24 hours
What makes it different
No subscription or recurring costs after one-time payment
Runs completely locally on your machine with no cloud dependency
Includes full source code for unlimited customization
Generates hundreds of reels for no cost beyond API fees you control
Proven viral results with 5M+ views from a single filmed clip
Free first generation without sign-up or payment details required
Combines 2–5 images in a single cost without multiplying the credit charge
Seamlessly blends lighting, shadows, and perspective across images
No watermark on any downloads, free or paid
Privacy-first: uploaded photos deleted within 24 hours, never used to train models