getimg.ai

getimg.ai: One Workspace for AI Image, Video, and Audio Generation

getimg.ai is a creative AI studio that puts image generation, video generation, audio generation, and editing tools in a single workspace, running more than twenty third-party models behind one interface. Rather than subscribing to Midjourney for images, a separate service for video, and another for voice or music, you pick the model that suits the job from a single credit balance. Its tagline — "Create content that reflects your ideas" — points at the core promise: you shouldn't need to research which model is currently best, or wire up four different accounts, to produce a finished asset.

Key Features

• AI image generation — Text-to-image and image-to-image with multi-reference guidance, across models including FLUX.2, Seedream, Nano Banana, GPT Image, Grok Imagine, and Qwen.
• AI video generation — Text-to-video and image-to-video via Google Veo 3.1, Kling, Seedance, Sora, Wan, Minimax, Gemini Omni, and others, with keyframe and reference controls.
• AI audio — Music generation, text-to-speech, and sound-effect generation, including ElevenLabs and Lyria models.
• AI editing suite — Image upscaler (up to 4K, 8K, or 16K depending on plan), video upscaler, smart image resizer, and background remover.
• Team collaboration — Shared workspaces and asset management, with seat-based plans and multiple teams.
• Developer API — Production endpoints for image and video generation, billed separately from the subscription.

How getimg.ai Works

Everything runs in the browser on a single monthly credit balance. You choose a tool — image, video, audio, or one of the editing utilities — pick a model or let Auto mode choose for you, and generate. Because the same credits work across every model, you can start a piece with one image model, upscale it, animate it with a video model, and add a soundtrack without switching tools or accounts. Credits renew monthly with your subscription and do not roll over, and each plan sets how many generations you can run at once (2 on Entry, up to 10 on Ultra).

Model access is tiered: the Entry plan reaches 11 image models and 9 video models, while Core and above unlock all of them. The practical difference between plans is volume — Entry's 3,000 credits buy roughly 200 FLUX.2 images or 60 Seedance videos per month, whereas Ultra's 100,000 credits buy around 6,666 images or 2,000 videos.

The Developer API

Alongside the web app, getimg.ai offers a production API with a synchronous image endpoint (/v2/images/generations, sub-second responses) and an asynchronous, polling-based video endpoint (/v2/videos/generations). It exposes 20+ models with text-to-image/video, reference-image guidance, aspect ratio, and resolution controls. API pricing is pay-as-you-go with no subscription or commitment — roughly $0.015–$0.18 per image and $0.022–$0.42 per second of video, depending on model and resolution. Note that API usage is billed separately from a web subscription and does not draw on plan credits.

Pricing

There is no free plan. Paid tiers run: Entry at €10/month (€8/month, €96 billed yearly) for 3,000 credits; Core at €30/month (€25/month yearly) for 15,000 credits per seat and access to all models; Plus at €65/month (€55/month yearly) for 35,000 credits per seat; and Ultra at €175/month (€150/month yearly) for 100,000 credits per seat. Yearly billing saves 20%. Every tier includes commercial rights, under the CreativeML Open RAIL-M license — but only paid plans do, so there is no way to use output commercially without subscribing. Plus and Ultra can also buy top-up credits.

Who It's For

• Creators and marketers who want current frontier models without tracking which one is best this month
• Teams that need image, video, and audio from one budget, one workspace, and one shared asset library
• Anyone consolidating several separate AI subscriptions into a single credit pool
• Developers who want a pay-as-you-go generation API rather than a subscription

Conclusion

getimg.ai's real advantage is breadth: 20+ models spanning image, video, and audio, plus upscaling, resizing, and background removal, all drawing on one credit balance in one workspace. The trade-off is that there is no free tier to test it on and no commercial rights without a paid plan, so it suits people already producing enough AI content to consolidate — not those trying the category for the first time.