Model-direct mode

AI image, video & music generators — pick your model.

Direct access to the best image, video, and music models — pick one, describe anything, and pay only for what you generate.

Model GPT Image 2 Image 100per image
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A watercolour dragon over a paper city, generated with GPT Image 2
GPT Image 2
An anime-style forest spirit, generated with Midjourney Niji 7
Midjourney Niji 7
Cover frame from a five-second clip of a paper boat on a stream, generated with Grok Video
Grok Video
Cover art for a generated lullaby about the moon
Music
The lineup

Pick your engine.

Seven engines behind one prompt box: three AI image generators, three AI video generators, and one AI music generator. Every price, duration and resolution below is the setting the generator actually runs.

Model Type Credits What it is for Start
GPT Image 2 Image 100 per image

OpenAI’s image model, direct. Takes up to four reference images, so a character or a product can stay itself across a whole set.

4 reference images7 aspect ratiosmedium / high

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Midjourney Niji 7 Image 100 per image

Niji 7, the anime-leaning Midjourney model. Reach for it when the look matters more than literal accuracy.

anime / illustration8 aspect ratios

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Nano Banana 2 Image 100 per image

Gemini’s fast image model. Cheap to iterate with, and 4K when something is going to print.

1K / 2K / 4K14 aspect ratios

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Grok Video Video 110 per second

Short clips from a sentence, with the widest choice of length here — three seconds to fifteen.

3–15sup to 720p

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Google Veo Video 120 per second

Google’s video model, and the steadiest motion of the three. Capped at eight seconds and 1080p.

4–8sup to 1080p

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Seedance Fast Video 200 per second

The priciest per second and the one to pick for camera moves — up to 2K, and stable from a reference frame.

4–15sup to 2K

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Music Music 100 per song

Original songs from a prompt: lyrics, melody and vocals — or an instrumental bed if that is what you ask for.

song or instrumental10 styleslyrics in 4 languages

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Turn a bedtime rhyme into an original song — music models live here too.

Billing

Credits, not subscriptions to decode.

  1. Where credits come from

    Plans carry them. The free plan starts you off with a batch of starter credits; paid plans add a batch every month. Pricing lists what each plan includes.

  2. What a generation costs

    Images are charged per image, video per second of finished clip, music per song. One image is 100 credits. A five-second Google Veo clip is 600. One song is 100.

  3. Nothing generated, nothing charged

    Credits are taken when a generation is submitted and returned automatically if it fails. Browsing the lineup, switching engines and rewriting a prompt all cost nothing.

Which mode

When AI Generators is the right tool.

Picture Book / Animation

Finished, guided formats

  • One brief becomes a whole book or a whole film
  • Characters and style are held steady across pages and shots
  • Written and reviewed for a child audience

AI Generators

Raw model access

  • Single images, clips, and songs
  • You pick the engine and set its parameters
  • Full control, with no format deciding anything for you

Making something for a story? Start with a format. Exploring an idea? Start here.

Questions

Before you spend a credit.

Which models can I use, and does the lineup change?

Seven engines today: GPT Image 2, Midjourney Niji 7 and Nano Banana 2 for images; Grok Video, Google Veo and Seedance Fast for clips; and one music engine for songs. Engines are added and retired as providers ship new versions, so treat the table above — not this answer — as the current list.

How are credits counted?

Per image, per second of finished video, per song. One image is 100 credits, a five-second Google Veo clip is 600, one song is 100. Video is the only type that scales with length, which is why a duration range sits beside every video engine.

Who owns what I generate, and can I use it commercially?

What you type and upload stays yours: the Terms keep whatever copyright you already hold in it, plus a licence for us to run the service. Finished files are yours to download and keep. For commercial use, read the Terms first — the providers behind each engine set their own usage terms too, and we would rather point you at them than promise something we do not control.

What is the content policy on AI Generators?

Two filters run on every prompt: our own blocked-term list, and the safety policy of whichever model you picked. A prompt the model refuses comes back as a failed generation and the credits are returned. AI Generators is raw model access, so it does not run the child-audience review that the Picture Book and Animation formats do — if the result is for a child to read or watch, start from one of those formats instead.

If a generation fails, am I still charged?

No. Credits are taken when the job is submitted and returned automatically when it fails, and the retry button waits until the refund has landed so a retry can never charge you twice. A refund that cannot complete straight away is recorded as pending and retried rather than dropped.

Can the music engine write a kids’ song?

Yes. Describe the song — a bedtime rhyme, a counting song, a name — and it writes original lyrics and a melody and sings them; ask for an instrumental and it leaves the vocals out. If you want an animated music video around the song, the kids’ music video page covers that route.

Pick a model. Type a thing. See it.

Starter credits are free and no card is needed. Switch engines whenever you like.

Credits only — no subscription to startFailed generations are refundedNo card required