Overview

ImagineArt still calls itself an AI art generator, but the current site pitches it at teams that produce a lot of marketing content. It brings image, video and audio generation together with brand controls, editing tools and automated workflows, using its own ImagineArt models alongside Kling, Seedance, Veo, Nano Banana, Flux and many others.

What's inside

ImagineArt groups its features into a few areas:

Create: images in any style, text or image to video, and audio including voices, speech and sound. You can clone a voice once and narrate in other languages.
Studios: a Fashion Studio that turns a garment into on-model and e-commerce shots, an Ad Studio for ad creative in every format, and a Film Studio for consistent characters, storyboards and scenes.
Brand kit: lock your colours, fonts, logos and products so every generation stays on brand.
Editing: inpainting, video extend, relighting and reframing.
Workflows: node-based flows that turn one brief into a set of finished assets.
MCP and plugins: connect ImagineArt to assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor and request assets from chat.

Plans

There is a free tier with daily free credits. Paid individual plans are called Basic, Ultimate and Creator, and you can pay monthly, quarterly or yearly. On the official pricing page Basic includes 3,000 credits a month (about 600 images or 96 videos), Ultimate 16,000 and Creator 45,000. Ultimate and Creator also include unlimited free generations on 10 and 20 selected models respectively, without spending credits. Business and Enterprise plans add shared credits across seats, SSO, SOC 2 compliance, admin controls and legal indemnification.

When we checked, a large sale was running and the displayed prices changed with it, so we haven't quoted figures. See imagine.art/pricing for the current amounts. Checked October 2026.

Who it's for

Brand, e-commerce and agency teams that make product shots, ads and short videos at volume, and fashion sellers in particular. Solo hobbyists can use the free tier, but most of the product is built around teams.

Pros: images, video and voice in one place; brand kit and workflows for consistency; unlimited model access on higher tiers.
Cons: a lot of features to learn; prices shift with promotions; credits disappear quickly on video.