Edit and generate images online with natural-language instructions
AI video generator that transforms your photo into a runway performance
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Trial credits for new users after sign-in. Monthly plans: Standard $19.90 (1,600 credits/month), Pro $59.90 (5,400 credits/month), Max $149.90 (16,000 credits/month). Yearly plans with up to 40% savings: Standard $118.80 (19,200 credits/year), Pro $358.80 (64,800 credits/year), Max $958.80 (192,000
MV Tickets: 3 MVs $29.90, 5 MVs $45.90, 10 MVs $89.90, 20 MVs $169.90. Universal Credits: 400 Credits per MV. Tickets are one-time purchase with 365-day validity.
Key features
Background replacement with different scenes and contexts
Text and poster editing with typography preservation
Product image optimization for ecommerce and ads
Outpainting and canvas extension
Style exploration and visual direction testing
Reusable prompt workflows and templates
Generation history and task tracking
Qwen Image text-to-image generation in same workspace
Credit-based pricing system
No watermark on generated and edited images
Seven runway look templates with models and distinct styling
Portrait or landscape output format
Original soundtrack preservation
Before-and-after comparison tool
Real AI recast examples for each template
480p video output with MP4 format
Face, complexion and hairstyle adaptation from input photo
What makes it different
Browser-based workspace requires no local model installation or setup
Describe edits in plain language instead of using complex layer or node workflows
Review and reuse results with full generation history in one place
Integrated image editing and text-to-image generation in single workspace
Independent third-party tool not affiliated with Alibaba Cloud or Qwen team
Seven ready-made Victoria Secret runway templates with original footage and sound
Preserves runway costume, wings and choreography while swapping faces
Actual before-and-after examples using fictional portraits to preview results