Last updated: 2026-11-04
Plimo is a browser-based AI image and video generator that puts 17 video models and a wide set of image models, including GPT Image, Nano Banana, Veo, Kling and Seedance, behind one account and one credit balance. It adds trend templates, photo editors and image-to-video tools, and its privacy policy says it does not train AI on user content.
About Plimo
Plimo (plimo.ai) is a browser-based AI generator for pictures and short videos. Its pitch is choice and convenience: one account, one credit balance and a long model menu, with GPT Image, Nano Banana, Seedream, FLUX and Qwen Image for stills, and Veo, Kling, Seedance, Vidu, Wan and others for video. Beyond the raw models it sells shortcuts: trend templates such as a Studio Ghibli filter, hairstyle and outfit try-ons, headshots, a dance generator and motion control.
The vendor says new accounts get free credits, results carry no watermark and video can come with sound. The catch sits in the terms: trial credits only run trial models, and creations made without an active subscription are limited to personal, non-commercial use. Subscription credits reset every month, while credit packs, sold only to active members, never expire.
It competes with other multi-model front ends. Video-first rivals differ in emphasis: Higgsfield add character features, Loova AI adds planning, while the newer PavoAI documents a much shorter list of live models. Kling, which Plimo resells, is also on Hokai as its own record, and Vidu likewise has a page of its own. Image-focused buyers can weigh it against Midjourney first, then Ideogram. Suite-style rivals that mix image and video tools include Freepik, Krea, Adobe Firefly.
Hokai's own guides go deeper: what a second of AI video costs across models, free photo-to-video options, UGC-style ad tools and free AI image generators. The full lists live in the AI video generators directory and the AI image generators directory.
Pricing
Free: 100 credits once at sign-up, trial models only. Monthly: Plus $15 (3,000 credits), Pro $29 (8,000 credits), Ultra $129 (50,000 credits). Billed yearly each plan costs half: $90, $174 and $774 a year, about $7.50, $14.50 and $64.50 a month.
On the vendor's counts Plus covers up to about 1,500 images or 50 videos a month, Pro about 4,000 images or 133 videos, Ultra about 25,000 images or 833 videos. Plan credits reset every month with no rollover. Credit packs are one-time top-ups for members that never expire; the pricing page lists them without prices.
Commercial use applies only to creations made on an active subscription. Compare other options in AI video generation tools on Hokai.
| Tier | Monthly price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | |
| Plus | $15/mo | |
| Pro | $29/mo | |
| Ultra | $129/mo |
Key Features
- Large model library: The vendor lists more than thirty image and video models in one account, from GPT Image and FLUX to Veo, Kling and Seedance.
- Trend templates: One-click templates such as a Studio Ghibli filter, boxed action figure, bullet time and watercolor pet turn an upload into a shareable result.
- Photo try-on tools: Dedicated pages cover a hairstyle changer, clothes changer, headshot generator and photo editor, each tuned to a single job.
- Image to video and motion: Photos can be animated, and separate dance and motion-control generators drive movement from a reference.
- Shared credit balance: Images and video draw on the same credits, which reset monthly on plans, while pack credits stay until spent.
- Passwordless sign-in: Accounts use Google or a one-time emailed code, so there is no password to set or recover.
Pros
- The pricing page spells out per-tier limits for concurrency and how long creations are kept, so a buyer can see the caps before subscribing.
- A free account is available for testing, and billing yearly halves each plan's monthly price.
- The privacy policy states Plimo does not use content to train AI models, and explains that outside model providers set their own retention terms.
Cons
- Commercial use covers only creations made on an active subscription, so trial results and pack-credit work after cancelling are limited to personal use.
- Plan credits do not roll over, and packs are sold only to active members and cannot be refunded.
- The free tier is limited to trial models at the lowest resolutions, and creations vanish from the account after a week.
- The first subscription is refundable only within three days and only if the credits used are few, with a processing fee of up to six percent.
- No company name, founders or documentation site is linked from the site, and support runs by email.
Data Handling
- Training-data policy
- Plimo states it does not use user content to train AI models. Requests go to the third-party provider that runs the chosen model, and those providers process data under their own terms, which may allow limited retention.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Plimo's pricing plans in 2026?
Plus is $15 a month for 3,000 credits, Pro is $29 for 8,000 and Ultra is $129 for 50,000. Paying yearly halves each rate to $90, $174 and $774 a year. Plan credits reset monthly with no rollover, and credit packs, sold only to members, never expire but cannot be refunded.
What do you get on Plimo's free tier?
New accounts get 100 credits once, usable on trial models only, at image and video resolutions capped near the low end, one image and one video at a time. Creations disappear after a week, and the terms limit anything made without an active subscription to personal use, so the free tier is for testing rather than client work.
What are the best alternatives to Plimo?
Video-first buyers should start with [Higgsfield](/hub/tools/higgsfield), which sits nearest. For a planning canvas, try [Loova AI](/hub/tools/loova-ai). A smaller, newer route is [PavoAI](/hub/tools/pavoai), with fewer live models but non-expiring packs. [Runway](/hub/tools/runway) fits anyone who wants an in-house model with an editor.
Plimo or Higgsfield: which should you pick?
Pick Plimo when images matter as much as video, because it adds try-on pages and trend templates across both. Higgsfield is the better fit for repeat characters across shots, since it adds Soul ID character training. Neither is clearly cheaper without matching your monthly volume to each plan's credits.
What does it take to start using Plimo?
Sign in with Google or an emailed one-time code, with no password. Pick a tool or a trending template, choose a model, add a photo or a prompt and generate. The sign-up credits cover trial models only, so all models, 4K output and commercial use need a subscription.
Top Alternatives
- Higgsfield: Higgsfield wins on character-consistency training for video series; Plimo wins on image tools and trend templates.
- Loova AI: Loova AI brings a shot-planning canvas; Plimo brings one-click templates and photo try-on pages.
- PavoAI: PavoAI suits occasional users who want non-expiring packs; Plimo suits regular posters who want a wider model list.
- Runway: Runway means in-house models and timeline editing; Plimo means many outside models behind one balance.