Fylia AI

Fylia AI doesn't lock you to one engine. The video tab runs Veo 3.1 with native audio, Seedance 2.0, and Kling 3.0 side by side. So what does that buy you? You can compare outputs on the same prompt and pick the one that fits. Veo adds synchronized sound, which is rare in browser tools at this price point.

The image side leans on Google Nano Banana Pro and Seedream for high-fidelity stills. You can start from a written prompt or feed in an existing picture and have the AI redraw it. For character work or product shots, that image-to-image route keeps more of the original composition. Plain prompts don't. It's a small edge that adds up on repeat work.

Generated or uploaded images become video starting points without leaving the page. You can set them as first and last frames, and the tool handles the transition between them. It's the feature that makes the whole suite feel connected. Not a loose bundle of widgets.

There's a built-in prompt translator and a helper that rewrites weak prompts next to the text box. If you're writing in a non-English language or just unsure how to phrase a request, these smooth out the first draft. Small add-on, but it lowers the barrier for people new to prompting.

Beyond the paid models, Fylia AI ships a set of free tools: an image upscaler, a format converter, a prompt generator, and inpainting for filling in or removing parts of a picture. Free users get 50 uses of these tools per day, which covers casual editing without spending credits on a full generation.

Every generation costs credits, and the balance decides quality, queue speed, and how long your files stick around. Free accounts keep history for 15 days, while paid accounts get 365 days plus watermark-free downloads that you can use in client work. Knowing this upfront matters, since a cheap pack buys credits, not unlimited access.