Krea AI

The canvas redraws as you type or sketch, so you shape a scene instead of waiting on one render at a time. It suits early exploration and quick client previews, where speed matters more than final resolution. For a fast AI image generator, the live canvas is the standout, and you can jump between models without losing your prompt.

Krea 2 is the company's own image model, tuned for expressive lighting and texture rather than the flat look many generators default to. You pick it when you want a more authored feel, and swap to other models when a brief needs something else.

Text-to-video and image-to-video turn prompts or stills into short clips, and motion transfer maps movement from a reference video onto your subject. It's aimed at ads and social content, but video jobs consume compute units far faster than images.

Topaz-powered upscaling resizes images up to 22K resolution using standard, bloom, or generative modes. Standard cleans up existing pixels, while generative adds new detail at large sizes. This is the tool for print-ready files, not casual thumbnails.

You train a custom model on your own images to lock in a character, product, or style, then reuse it in every generation. Basic plans cap training at 50 images, and creators can also browse and share LoRAs built by others.

A no-code node editor lets you chain models together by dragging connections instead of writing code. You can wire image generation into upscaling, or push outputs into video, then run the whole flow as a batch.

Plugins for Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Blender bring generation into the tools you already edit in. There's also a ChatGPT integration, so you can create without leaving a chat.

A REST API exposes 40+ image and video models through one endpoint and a single billing system. Developers build pipelines, train LoRAs, and upscale at scale, with prepaid balance and per-generation pricing.