AI image generator and editor with Google's Nano Banana 2.1 model
AI-powered video lip synchronization framework
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2026
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Based in
SI
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Pricing model
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Pricing
Free tier: 24 credits for new sign-ups. Subscriptions: Basic €95/year (€7.92/month, €9.90/month with monthly billing), Pro €239/year (€19.92/month, €24.90/month with monthly billing), Studio €575/year (€47.92/month, €59.90/month with monthly billing). Per-image costs: 1K resolution 15 credits, 2K re
One-time payment plans: Starter $9.90 (500 credits), Pro $49.90 (2500 credits), Ultimate $99.90 (5000 credits). Average of 10 credits per second. All plans include high-quality generation, access to all major AI models, no watermark, and commercial use rights.
Key features
Native 4K output with 1K and 2K options
Up to 14 reference images per request
Multiple aspect ratios from 1:1 to 21:9 plus panoramic formats
Consistent characters and products across images
Readable text in multiple languages
Precise, targeted edits to specific regions
Image to Image editing with up to 14 photos
Commercial use rights for generated images
No installation required, browser-based interface
Automatic credit refund for failed generations
Multi-language support for lip synchronization across different languages and accents
512x512 high-resolution video output
Real-time processing with efficient architecture
Temporal consistency mechanisms for smooth lip movements
Whisper integration for precise audio feature extraction
End-to-end latent diffusion without intermediate motion representations
Low VRAM requirements for accessible scaling
Flexible deployment with Gradio App and CLI interface
What makes it different
Sharper detail and more reliable text rendering than Nano Banana 2
About half the API cost of previous models
Fast generation typically under one minute
Targeted region editing without affecting rest of image
Simple credit-based pricing with no token conversion needed
Audio-conditioned latent diffusion without intermediate motion representations
Preserves original visual details and lighting in latent space
Language-agnostic processing works across different languages
Open source ecosystem with full access to code and checkpoints
Extensive research-backed algorithms for high-quality results