AI video generator for text-to-video and image-to-video creation
Create ads, content, and films with AI
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Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Free plan with app-defined credits available; paid monthly plans available with annual billing options; one-time credit packs also offered.
Free: $0 forever with 500 one-time credits. Creator: $29/month with 1,500 credits per month. Pro: $79/month with 4,500 credits per month. Team: $199/month with 12,000 credits per month. Enterprise: Custom pricing. Top-ups available: 500 credits for $10, 1,250 credits for $25, 2,500 credits for $50.
Key features
Text-to-video generation with Kling models
Image-to-video generation with Kling models
Online AI video workspace
Credit-based generation system
Support for multiple aspect ratios including 9:16 and 16:9
Multiple AI video model options including Kling, Seedance, and Veo
Reference-driven video creation with image control
Product advertising workflows
Character consistency control across multiple shots
Image generation with prompts and references
Remix feature to modify video cast, product, or setting
Shared canvas for collaborative creative work
Reusable character avatars and saved references
Template library with film and product examples
Credit cost preview before generation
Audience testing functionality
AI assistant integrations with ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex
What makes it different
Focused on Kling 4.0 with longer, more expressive cinematic video generation
No installation required; accessible entirely online
Free to try without credit card requirement
Independent platform with transparent pricing separate from official Kling
Support for multiple creative workflows from ads to storytelling
One shared credit balance for entire workspace eliminates per-person tracking
Know generation cost before creation to control spending
Reusable references and character avatars accelerate iteration
Video Remix beta allows non-destructive creative variations
Templates provide starting points instead of blank canvas