All-in-one AI creative suite for generating, editing, and collaborating on images and videos
Upload a selfie, get five celebrity matches from 350 public figures
Stage
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Founded
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free plan with 100 credits. Paid plans: Beginner $8.99/mo ($7/mo annual), Creator $24.99/mo ($20/mo annual), Master $59.99/mo ($50/mo annual), Master Pro $149.99/mo ($120/mo annual). Teams pricing starts at $24.99 per seat/mo for Creator plan.
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Key features
AI image generation with multiple model options
AI video generation from text, images, or video-to-video
Real-time team collaboration on projects
Lip sync and AI avatar generation
Copyright infringement detection
Asset library and character management
Chain of title tracking for creative process
AI photo enhancement and background removal
Video upscaling up to 8K resolution
High-resolution export up to 6144x6144px
Compares uploaded photo with 350 public figures
Returns five ranked celebrity matches
Face detection and alignment using OpenCV YuNet
Feature vector comparison using cosine similarity
Photos processed in memory, never saved or used for training
Generates shareable downloadable card with match
No account creation required
Supports JPG, PNG, and WebP formats up to 8 MB
Browses 928 licensed reference photos from Wikimedia Commons
Combines multiple reference photos per celebrity into single prototype
What makes it different
All-in-one workspace combining image, video, and design tools in single platform
Layer-based composition control with drag-and-drop interface
Chain of title verification to track rights and prevent legal issues
Real-time multi-person collaboration without file handoffs
Built-in AI assistant for prompt optimization
No photo storage or training reuse of uploaded images
Transparent methodology with published accuracy limitations and test evidence
Based on real feature comparison, not random results or made-up percentages
Licensed celebrity library with attribution and Wikimedia Commons sources