text-to-photo sample
Prompt, size, count, seed. Photo-real output straight in the aspect ratio you asked for.
Text to photo, photo to video, video restyle, upscale. One request shape for every model, a job id on the spot, the finished file POSTed to your callback. Billed per call.
portrait animated
prompt render
Every tile is a real output from a production model. Only the model id changes, the rest of the request stays identical.
text-to-photo sample
Prompt, size, count, seed. Photo-real output straight in the aspect ratio you asked for.
photo-to-photo sample
Up to three reference images per call: style transfer, background swaps, product edits.
One still becomes motion. Control fps and duration, get an mp4 back by URL.
Describe the scene. You get a job id immediately and the finished clip on your callback.
Mark a segment in seconds and regenerate only that part. The rest of the clip stays frame for frame.
4× upscale
Pulls detail back and clears artefacts. Flip enhance realism on for AI-generated stills.
One clip, two runs. The second one carries a 3s–5s window, and only inside it does the scene change. Everything outside matches the original frame for frame.
Create a key in the console, POST once, get the file back. Pass a callback URL and the finished file lands on your server with no polling at all.
Turn one product shot into hundreds: backgrounds, models, seasonal scenes, no reshoot.
Vertical clips generated from stills. One pipeline feeds reels, shorts and stories.
Dozens of creative variants per campaign, seeded so a winner can be reproduced exactly.
Embed generation in your own UI. We hold the GPUs, you keep the user.
Same generation quality, different economics. Compared on published rates for one second of 720p video, sound included.
Add credit, and every successful call draws its own cost. Spend over 30 days, average time and a per-model breakdown all sit in the console.
Yes — a real call is billed to a real balance, so the playground needs a key.
Stills come back in seconds.
Failed calls are not billed.
Yes. Every request accepts a seed.
No.
A key and a balance in the console, then one POST.