No house style
Any look. Any scene.
Exactly as you imagine.
Type it and see it: photos and 10-second videos from one sentence, exactly as you typed it.
Or sign in for 10 free credits, no card.
One studio. Attach a photo and it becomes a toolkit.
Describe a picture and get one. Attach a photo and edit it, restyle it, put yourself in any scene, animate it, upscale it or cut out the subject. Everything lands in one library with its prompt.
beforeEdit
“Give her a red silk scarf, keep everything else.” Only what you name changes.
beforeMe as…
One photo of you and “as an astronaut inside a spacecraft”. Same face, new picture.
beforeRestyle
“Oil painting, impasto.” Subtle, balanced or bold.
Create
A sentence in, a picture out. Your words go to the model exactly as typed, on any of five open models.
Animate
A still becomes five seconds of motion. This clip was made from the portrait above.
Cut out & upscale
One tap removes the background or doubles the resolution. No prompt needed.
Priced for making a lot of it.
One credit is one image. Video is twenty. Credits never expire and nothing renews on its own.
Free
10 credits on sign-up. No card.
Creator
Most popular400 credits, video and the priority queue for 30 days. Buy again to add 30 more.
Top-up
60 or 150 credits whenever you run short.
That is about ₹1.25 an image. The big tools charge ₹1,000–1,600 a month for a few hundred. UPI, cards and net banking via PayU.
The big tools have a house style. This one doesn’t.
Nothing here nudges your idea back toward the safe middle, and nothing waits on a vendor deciding whether your subject is sufficiently on-brand. That is not a promise about taste — it is what running open models on our own hardware lets us do.
Nothing to configure
A portrait and a poster want different things behind them. Sorting that out is our problem, and it improves without you having to notice.
Say it plainly
A sentence, and a starting point if you want one. No prompt syntax to learn and no settings to get wrong.
Nothing is thrown away
Every render keeps its prompt and settings, so a result you liked six weeks ago is still a starting point today.
Before you sign up.
Open-weight models on dedicated hardware - the Flux family and SDXL for images, Qwen-Image-Edit for editing a photo you upload or putting yourself in a new scene, Real-ESRGAN for upscaling and WAN for video. That is the reason results here do not converge on one look: no single house model is applied to everything. You never have to think about this, and the mix changes as better options appear.
No. You write what you want and press go. Your words reach the model exactly as typed, with nothing added. If you like, open Options to pick an aspect ratio or one of five image models; the default is the most detailed one.
Those tools push everything toward one recognisable look, so pictures made with them tend to announce which service made them. Here two prompts in different directions come back genuinely different, because nothing is quietly steering the result toward a single style.
Yes, on any paid plan. The images and clips you generate are yours to use in client work, on products, and in advertising. Check the licence of any specific fine-tune you select if you intend to resell the output at scale.
No. Uploads and generations are stored so they appear in your library and nowhere else. They are not used to train models, are not shared with other users, and are deleted with your account when you close it.
You are told plainly that it declined, and you are not charged - the credits go back before the message reaches you. Nothing is silently rerouted to a different model to force a result, because a picture you did not ask for is not a better outcome than an honest no.
An image is one credit and a 5-second video is twenty, so the Creator pass at Rs 499 is 400 images or 20 clips, or any mix of the two. Nothing costs extra and there is no higher tier holding features back - one paid plan, and everything the tool does is in it.
No. Credits from the Creator pass and from top-ups stay on your account until you use them. The pass itself lasts 30 days - that is what unlocks video and the priority queue.
No. The Creator pass is a one-time payment for 30 days. Nothing renews on its own, so there is nothing to cancel - buy it again only if you want more.
An image is usually well under a minute and a video runs from fifteen seconds to a couple of minutes depending on length. Jobs run in the background, so you can queue several and carry on working while they render.
Start with free credits.
No card. Sign in, make a few things, and decide afterwards.