Last updated: 2026-06-14
Generate, enhance, and edit images, videos, and 3D with Krea's unified AI suite. 64+ models, real-time generation, 22K upscaling. Free tier available.
Krea is an AI creative suite starting free (100 units/day) or $9/month Basic, used by 30 million creatives. Krea 2 (March 2026) is the platform's first foundation model built for aesthetics, with advanced style transfer, voice mode for canvas instructions, and outputs from grainy film to digital painting. Access 64+ models including Krea 2, Flux, Veo 3.1, and Kling.
Krea is a unified AI creative suite that aggregates the world's best generative models—including Flux, Veo 3.1, Kling, Ideogram, and the proprietary Krea 1 model—into a single browser-based platform. Users can generate images and videos from text, animate static visuals, upscale content to 22K resolution, perform generative editing, create 3D objects, and train custom LoRA models—all without leaving the interface. The platform is engineered for both speed (real-time generation in under 50ms) and accessibility, with a minimalist interface that requires no prompt engineering expertise. Krea powers over 30 million creatives, designers, agencies, and enterprises including Pixar, LEGO, Nike, Samsung, and Microsoft, enabling rapid visual iteration and professional-grade asset creation in a single subscription.
Free tier with 100 compute units/day (no card required). Basic: $9/mo (5K units/mo). Pro: $35/mo (20K units/mo, all video models). Max: $105/mo (60K units/mo, 22K upscaling, unlimited LoRAs). Business: $200/mo (80K units, up to 50 team seats). Enterprise: Custom pricing. Annual plans save 20%. Compute unit costs vary per model (Flux ~5 CU, Veo 3 ~1,017 CU). No separate API pricing—API and web app share same pool.
Krea is a unified AI creative suite that aggregates leading generative models including Flux, Veo 3.1, Kling, Ideogram, and its proprietary Krea 1 model into one browser-based platform. It generates images and video from text, animates static visuals, upscales content to 22K resolution, and creates 3D objects without switching tools. The platform serves over 30 million creatives, designers, and enterprises including Pixar, LEGO, Nike, and Microsoft. Krea 1 generates images in real time, in under 50ms.
Krea offers a free plan with a limited number of daily generations for evaluation. Paid plans start at roughly $36/month (billed annually) and unlock real-time generation, 22K upscaling, full video model access, and commercial usage rights. Enterprise plans with higher generation volumes and team seats are available via custom quote.
Krea's core features include real-time image generation in under 50ms, text-to-video via Veo 3.1 and Kling, generative editing of existing images, 22K upscaling, 3D object creation, and custom LoRA model training from a small set of reference images. The interface requires no prompt engineering expertise, making frontier-model output accessible to non-technical creators.
Yes, Krea has a free tier covering basic image generation with daily limits. Real-time generation, video models, 22K upscaling, and LoRA training require a paid subscription starting around $36/month. The free plan is suitable for testing but not for high-volume professional work.
Krea is best for design agencies, in-house creative teams, and individual artists who need access to multiple top-tier generation models without managing separate subscriptions. It also suits enterprises like the 30 million+ creatives already on the platform, including brands such as Pixar and Nike. It is not the best fit for users who only need one specific model and would prefer a cheaper, single-purpose tool.
Krea aggregates multiple best-in-class models (Flux, Kling, Veo 3.1, Ideogram, Krea 1) rather than building one proprietary model, while Midjourney focuses solely on image generation through Discord and Runway leads in dedicated video production tools. Krea is the only one of the three offering real-time sub-50ms generation, 22K upscaling, and 3D asset creation in a single subscription.
Krea is a standalone browser platform; outputs export as PNG, JPEG, WebP, and standard video formats compatible with any editing workflow. As of 2026 it does not offer native plugins for Adobe, Figma, or Canva. Custom-trained LoRA models can sometimes be exported for use in other LoRA-compatible platforms.
Paid Krea subscriptions include commercial usage rights for generated content. The proprietary Krea 1 model is trained on licensed data, but third-party models like Flux and Veo carry their own licensing terms that should be reviewed for high-stakes commercial applications such as advertising or product packaging.