AI image generation API with ready-made Python and Node.js client libraries
AI creative suite for generating videos and images from text prompts and visual references
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Pricing model
Paid
Paid
Pricing
$0.02 per image for Nano Banana 2.1 at 1K resolution, $0.02 for GPT Image 2, $0.04 for Nano Banana Pro at 1K, $0.07 at 4K. Pricing varies by model and resolution. No subscription required; users prepay balance in USDT.
Basic: $10 one-time for 1,000 credits ($0.0100 per credit). Major: $30 one-time for 3,500 credits ($0.0086 per credit). Profession: $99 one-time for 14,000 credits ($0.0071 per credit). Credits never expire and are shared across all connected image and video models.
Key features
Automatic idempotency key management
Automatic polling with configurable intervals
Retry logic for dropped connections and rate limiting
Webhook signature verification
Decimal and string representations for financial amounts
Exception classes for error handling
Support for Python 3.11+ and Node.js 22+
TypeScript support
AI image generation from text prompts
AI video generation from text or images
Reference-led image and video creation with upload control
Multiple AI model options including Seedance, Gemini, and Grok
Model-specific output settings and controls
AI Video Extender to generate footage before or after existing video
AI Clothes Changer to modify clothing in photos
One-time credit purchases with no expiration
Unified library to organize and manage all creations
Six-month retention of generated works in My Creations
What makes it different
Refund for failed requests automatically credited to balance
Up to 70% cheaper than official Google and OpenAI prices
No subscription or monthly fees, pay-as-you-go model
Libraries handle boilerplate code automatically
No subscription required; credits never expire
One shared credit balance works across all connected image and video tools
Estimated cost shown before generation begins
Support for both text-to-media and image-to-media workflows