Bimg AI provides a browser-based creative workspace for generating and editing images with natural-language prompts and reference images. Its Nano Banana editor supports scene changes, local edits, character consistency, product preservation, text rendering, style transfer, and outputs up to 4K through Pro workflows. Additional tools upscale images, remove backgrounds, restore faded photographs, and sharpen blurry pictures. A Banana Prompts library offers reusable examples for ideation and prompt development. The platform also connects image projects to video-generation workflows for ads, motion concepts, storytelling, and storyboard development. Users can upload reference images, choose aspect ratios, resolutions, and output counts, then spend credits on creations. Paid plans add more credits, batch tasks, reference uploads, faster processing, storage, and commercial licensing.

Kavel combines image generation, photo editing, and video creation in one web studio. Users can start with text, upload reference photos, or open a preset tool for a specific task. Image workflows support generating, editing, combining, and transferring style across up to 14 reference photos, with output from 1K to 4K. Video workflows create clips from text or images, with options for references, start and end frames, audio, resolution, and length. The platform brings image and video models into one interface, showing estimated credit usage before generation. Visitors can try image tools without an account, while registered users receive free credits. Finished generations can be downloaded for social content, product visuals, portraits, ads, lessons, and creative experiments.

Kuvu AI combines image and video generation, voiceovers, and sound effects in a single workspace. Users can start with text prompts for images or videos, upload an image to animate it, or edit and restyle photos. The platform supports multiple model families, image outputs up to 4K, and video clips up to 30 seconds. Prompt enhancement expands simple ideas into more detailed instructions, while batch generation creates variations for comparison. Image-to-image tools produce customized versions, and text-to-speech voiceovers plus sound effects support narrated content. Paid plans remove watermarks and include commercial usage rights, with credits consumed according to model and settings. Plans range from casual creation to high-volume agency workflows, with parallel tasks, priority queues, and add-on credits available.

Flux 3 is a browser-based multimodal generation playground covering images, video, audio, and action control. Users can write prompts describing appearance, movement, sound, and mood, then select aspect ratio, duration, and resolution. The system supports up to seven reference images and one trimmed reference video, allowing creators to guide transformations or continue existing footage. Native audio includes dialogue, ambience, sound effects, and music generated with the visuals. Image and video workflows are designed for scene continuity, world interaction, product realism, environment development, character storytelling, and interface concepts. Paid plans provide video generations, private outputs, downloads, reference media, email or priority support, and API access with shared credits, while the Max plan includes commercial rights.