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getimg.ai
Going from an idea to a finished visual, then to the video that extends it, no longer means switching tools or accounts: getimg.ai keeps the models and the editing in one workspace, commercial rights included.
Image generation
Video
Image editing
API available
AI-native
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Pricing
Paid
Paid only, no free version.
Categories
Image & Design · Video
Platforms
Web, API
Languages
English
Last updated
July 26, 2026
Overview
A campaign visual in the morning, the video that extends it after lunch, the voice-over right behind it: it all comes out of one tab, with commercial rights on every file. getimg.ai gathers the FLUX, Seedream and Nano Banana image models behind a single prompt bar. Video engines from Google, Kling and ByteDance sit in the same place, with no extra account to open. Auto mode picks the model and rewrites the prompt, so credits are not burned hunting for the right wording. Image references hold a character or a brand look steady from one generation to the next, while generative editing and upscaling happen without leaving the workspace. Finished files land in a shared library where everyone works from the same versions. In the image & design space, getimg.ai's angle is the breadth of the catalogue, which grows as new models become available: one account keeps up with the field instead of opening another one somewhere else.
Key features
- Image generation from a text prompt or a starting picture, with FLUX, Seedream and Nano Banana models.
- Video generation through Veo, Kling and Seedance, from a prompt or a first frame.
- Music, speech and sound effect generation in the same interface as the visuals.
- Auto mode, which picks the model suited to the request and rewrites the prompt before generating.
- Image references and Elements, keeping a character, a style or a setting consistent across generations.
- Generative editing by prompt or mask to add, replace or remove an element, alongside image and video upscaling, smart resizing and background removal.
Best use cases
- A content creator produces social visuals and short videos without setting up a shoot.
- A marketing team generates campaign visuals instead of hunting for a stock photo that fits the brief.
- An online seller places a product in several settings without booking a studio.
- A freelancer delivers visuals to clients while keeping commercial rights on what was generated.
- Someone pictures an interior design or tattoo project before spending anything on it.
- A developer wires image or video generation into their own product without running GPU servers.
Pros
- One account covers image, video and audio, with no separate subscription at each model provider.
- The catalogue widens as new image and video models become available.
- Commercial usage rights come with everything generated, on every plan.
- A catalogue of image and video models is reachable through a separate API, billed per use with no subscription.
