Getimg Ai
Getimg.ai is an all-in-one AI creative platform for generating and editing images video music speech and sound effects using multiple leading AI models in a single workspace.
Getimg.ai is an AI-powered creative platform built for content creators marketers designers photographers agencies e-commerce teams and businesses that need to generate and edit visual and audio content from one workspace. The platform combines AI image generation video generation audio creation and AI-assisted editing while providing access to multiple third-party generative models. Its current model ecosystem includes options from OpenAI Google ByteDance Black Forest Labs xAI Alibaba Kling and MiniMax alongside automatic model selection that can choose an appropriate model for a requested task.
Users can create images from text or reference images generate videos from text or images and produce music speech and sound effects. Editing tools include prompt-based image editing background removal background replacement smart resizing image upscaling and video upscaling. The Elements system lets users save reusable people products styles lighting color palettes compositions and other visual references and call them again in future prompts which can help maintain visual consistency across campaigns and projects.
For teams getimg.ai provides shared workspaces folders asset management shared Elements and multi-seat plans. The service also offers a separate developer API for integrating image and video generation into external applications. API usage is billed independently from regular subscriptions and subscription credits cannot be used for API requests.
Current subscription plans are Entry Core Plus and Ultra with 3000 to 100000 monthly credits depending on the tier. Paid plans include commercial rights while model access concurrency team capacity and maximum upscaling resolution increase on higher plans. Credits renew monthly and unused subscription credits do not roll over. The current pricing page lists only paid plans although an official architecture guide still references a personal-use free plan so the official pages are currently inconsistent on free-tier availability.