Tool · Pictures, Video

OpenArt

A web studio that lets you pick from many other companies' AI models to make and edit pictures and short videos, keep a character consistent, and add voice or music. Commercial use from the Plus plan up.

Go to OpenArt’s website

At a glance

Open or closed: Closed
Only usable through the maker's app or API
source · checked 12 Oct 2026 · checked on the maker's own page
Licence: OpenArt Terms of Service (The maker's own terms)
Terms show two 'last updated' dates (30 and 20 July 2026).
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Can I sell what I make?: Yes, on paid plans (from the Plus plan)
Free users: non-commercial only. Plus and higher: commercial. Starter (paid) does not list commercial rights. Rights depend on keeping to the terms, including not removing free-plan watermarks.
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Cost: Free option: Free sign-up mentioned ('Start for Free'); allowance not shown. Free output is non-commercial and may be watermarked.
Plans below.
How you use it: In your browser, Inside another tool
No mobile app mentioned. 'OpenArt MCP' lets agents call it.
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Skill needed: No setup
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Made by: OpenArt, Inc. (US)
Privacy policy says OpenArt is based in the United States; terms give a San Francisco address.
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Status: Available
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What you can make with it

A picture, from a description (main use)
A picture, by changing a photo I have
A picture, make a photo sharper or bigger
A picture, the same character or style across many images
A video, from a description
A video, by bringing a photo to life
A video, by copying movement from another video
A video, by editing a video I have

text to imageimage to imagetext to videoimage to videovideo to videotext to audio

Also voiceovers, voice cloning, music, sound effects and 3D 'Worlds', which are secondary.

source · checked 12 Oct 2026 · checked on the maker's own page

Plans and prices

Plan	Price	Includes
Starter (monthly)	$14 a month	4,000 credits a month; 4,000 images a month About 4,000 images or 50 videos a month by the page's estimate. Commercial use: No
Starter (annual)	$13 a month, billed yearly	4,000 credits a month Commercial use: No
Plus (monthly)	$34 a month	12,000 credits a month; 12,000 images a month About 12,000 images or 150 videos. Extra 5,000 credits add-on $15/month. Commercial use: Yes
Plus (annual)	$27 a month, billed yearly	12,000 credits a month Commercial use: Yes
Pro (monthly)	$56 a month	24,000 credits a month About 24,000 images or 300 videos. Commercial use: Yes
Pro (annual)	$44 a month, billed yearly	24,000 credits a month Commercial use: Yes
Wonder (monthly)	$240 a month	106,000 credits a month About 106,000 images or 1,300 videos; FLUX 3 Image unlimited. Commercial use: Yes
Wonder (annual)	$175 a month, billed yearly	106,000 credits a month Commercial use: Yes

'$' only; USD assumed. Page shows each price pair as e.g. '$14 $13/Seat/mo 10% OFF' with a Monthly/Annually toggle 'up to 27% off'; we read the lower figure as annual billing, but the page does not say so. Prices are per seat.

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Rough cost of one standard image: about $0.0028 / £0.0021 (estimate, worked out by Plainly, not a price the maker publishes). $34 / roughly 12,000 images (page's own estimate, about 1 credit per image) = $0.0028. GBP at 0.75. Premium models cost more credits.

Rights and safety

Trains on your work?: The terms don't say clearly
Terms share prompts, reference images and outputs with AI partners to 'operate and improve the Services'; privacy policy does not mention AI training or an opt-out.
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Watermark: Visible watermark
Free-plan outputs may carry a visible OpenArt watermark; paid plans are watermark-free per pricing page.
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Real faces and voices: Copies a real voice (voice cloning), you only promise you have permission
Copies a real face (character swap / AI headshot from photos), you only promise you have permission
Features named on homepage; terms only require you to have rights to uploads and forbid deepfakes and others' personal data without consent. No consent check described.
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Limits: max video seconds: 15; note: Video up to 15 seconds and 4K per homepage.
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Models it uses

Veo 3

Models it uses (not yet listed on Plainly)

Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, Kling 3.0, Sora 2, Wan 2.7, LTX-2.3, Pixverse, MiniMax Hailuo, GPT Image 2.5, GPT Image 2, Grok Imagine, Qwen Image 3, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 5.0, FLUX 3

Other options for “A picture, from a description”

Adobe Express, Adobe Firefly, Adobe Photoshop, Akool, Artbreeder, Bria, Canva AI (Magic Studio), ChatGPT Images, Civitai, Clipdrop, ComfyUI, Creatify, DeeVid AI, DiffusionBee, DomoAI, Draw Things, Dreamina, Dzine, fal, Filmora, FlexClip, FLUX.1 [dev], FLUX.1 [schnell], FLUX.1 Kontext

About this entry

Facts last checked 12 Oct 2026 against the maker’s own pages (each fact links to its source). Entry status: draft. Plain-English summary written by Plainly.