Place to run it · Pictures, Video, Voice and speech, Music and sound

Replicate

A pay-as-you-go service for running thousands of AI models by other makers, for pictures, video, speech, music and text. Mostly used by developers through code, with a web playground for trying models.

Go to Replicate’s website

At a glance

Open or closed
Closed
Only usable through the maker's app or API
The hosting service is proprietary; its model-packaging tool Cog is open source. Openness of each hosted model varies.
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Licence
Replicate Terms of Service (The maker's own terms)
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Can I sell what I make?
Depends on the model you choose
s.5.1: Replicate gives you its rights in Output, including commercial use, subject to each model's own licence and third-party terms.
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Cost
No free plan.
Plans below.
How you use it
Maker's own API, In your browser
API with Node, Python and HTTP examples; web Playground linked from the footer. You can also deploy your own models with Cog.
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Skill needed
Some setup
Inferred: models can be tried on the web, but regular use is through code and an API key.
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Made by
Replicate, LLC
Terms s.12.3(b): notice address in San Francisco, California; country not stated outright. Governing law: California.
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Status
Available
No notice of closure or renaming on homepage or terms.
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What you can make with it

text to imageimage to imagetext to videoimage to videotext to audiotext to textimage to text

Homepage shows image generation, text- and image-to-video, speech and music models; exact tasks depend on the model you pick.
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Plans and prices

PlanPriceIncludes
Pay as you go: FLUX1.1 [pro]$0.04 per image
Commercial use: Depends on the model you choose
Pay as you go: FLUX.1 [dev]$0.025 per image
Commercial use: Depends on the model you choose
Pay as you go: FLUX.1 [schnell]$0.003 per image
Listed as $3.00 per thousand output images.
Commercial use: Depends on the model you choose
Pay as you go: Wan 2.1 image-to-video 720p (wavespeedai)$0.25 per seconds of video
480p version $0.09 per second.
Commercial use: Depends on the model you choose
Pay as you go: Nvidia T4 GPU$0.000225 per seconds of computer time
Hardware billed per second ($0.81/hr). L40S $0.000975/s, A100 80GB $0.0014/s, H100 and H200 $0.001525/s.
Commercial use: Depends on the model you choose

Some plans are not listed here; see the source for the full list.

No subscription; pay per output or per second of hardware time. Page has 'Try for free' buttons but states no free allowance. Prices shown with '$' only; USD assumed. Enterprise volume discounts on request.
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Rough cost of one standard image: about $0.025 / £0.02 (estimate, worked out by Plainly, not a price the maker publishes). FLUX.1 [dev] as a typical image model: $0.025 per output image as listed. GBP at 0.75 = 0.01875, rounded. Other models cost more or less.

Rough cost of 5 seconds of 720p video: about $1.25 / £0.94 (estimate, worked out by Plainly, not a price the maker publishes). $0.25 per second of 720p output x 5 seconds = $1.25. GBP at 0.75 = 0.9375.

Rights and safety

Trains on your work?
Doesn't train on your work
s.5.2 licenses your data only to produce output and train your own derivative (fine-tuned) models; s.5.5 allows aggregated, anonymised data to improve the service. Model makers' own terms may differ.
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Related

Models you can run here

FLUX1.1 [pro], FLUX.1 [dev], FLUX.1 [schnell], FLUX.2, Seedream 4.0, Wan 2.1

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.