What Is GenPix? An AI Image and Video Generator Explained

Sep 18, 2026

GenPix is an online AI generator that turns a written description — and optionally a reference photo — into a finished image or a short video. You do not install anything, and you do not need any design or editing background.

This page explains what GenPix actually does, which models run behind it, and how the pricing works.

What you can make

There are four ways to generate:

  • Text to image — describe a scene, a product shot, a poster, or an illustration and get an image back.
  • Image to image — upload an existing picture and describe what should change: the setting, the lighting, the style, the background, or the subject's clothing.
  • Text to video — describe a shot and get a clip of up to 30 seconds with motion and, depending on the model, sound.
  • Image to video — upload a still as the opening frame and describe where the camera and subject go next.

Every result is saved to your private library together with the prompt and the model that produced it, so you can download the full-resolution file, reuse the prompt, or bring the image back later as a reference.

The models behind it

GenPix is not tied to a single model. Ten are available today, and you can switch between them in the same prompt box without changing tools.

Image models

ModelWhat it is good at
GPT Image 2.5Fast creation with faithful reference details and clean typography
GPT Image 2Prompt-faithful illustrations, product shots, and precise layouts
Nano Banana 2Faster multi-reference edits with style control, up to 4K
Nano Banana ProDetailed scenes, readable text, and reference-guided edits
Seedream 5.0 ProCommercial product visuals and complex text inside the image

Video models

ModelWhat it is good at
Seedance 2.5The longest clips — up to 30 seconds — with multimodal references
Seedance 2.0Cheap 4–15 second drafts from a first-frame image
Kling 3.0Cinematic camera work and native 4K output
MiniMax H3Native 2K with stereo audio generated in the same pass
Veo 3.1 FastQuick Veo previews with native audio

Switching models is useful because they are genuinely different. A prompt that produces a clean product shot on Seedream may look better as a poster on GPT Image 2.5, and a shot that needs a strong camera move is usually better on Kling 3.0 than on a cheaper model.

Reference images

Most models accept a reference image alongside your prompt. You can supply up to 16, and reference images are not charged as an extra — you pay for the generation, not for how many pictures you hand the model.

That matters for work like e-commerce and brand visuals, where you need a specific product, face, or outfit to stay recognisable across a set of images. Some other tools bill per reference image on top of the generation cost.

The tools that go with it

Generating is only part of the workflow, so GenPix also includes:

  • Background remover — cut the subject out and get a transparent PNG back.
  • Image upscaler — enlarge a picture 2× or 4× without it going soft.
  • Image expand — extend a picture beyond its original frame into a new aspect ratio.

There is also a template gallery if you would rather start from a style than from a blank prompt.

What it costs

You get free credits when you sign up, which is enough to generate a first image and see how the models behave. After that there are three paid tiers, billed monthly or annually:

PlanPriceCredits per month
Lite$10/month600
Pro$20/month1,500
Ultra$40/month3,000

Annual billing takes 50% off. Paid plans remove the watermark and include a commercial licence, so you can use what you generate in client work. See pricing for the current details.

Credits are consumed per generation, and the amount depends on the model and the resolution you pick — a 1K image costs less than a 4K one, and a 5-second 480p video costs less than a 10-second 2K clip. Every model page lists its own costs.

Who it is for

GenPix is aimed at people who need finished visual assets but are not going to open a design suite to get them:

  • Marketers producing ad variants, social clips, and campaign concepts.
  • E-commerce sellers who need product imagery and lifestyle shots without a studio.
  • Designers exploring directions before committing to a final execution.
  • Creators who need a steady supply of images and short video.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install anything? No. It runs in the browser.

Can I use the results commercially? Yes, on paid plans. Free generations carry a watermark.

Do I need design or editing skills? No. Describing the shot in plain language is enough. Being specific about the subject, the camera, and the lighting gets you further than knowing software.

Can I use my own photos? Yes. Upload a reference image and describe what should change, or use one as the first frame of a video.

How long does a generation take? Images usually finish in seconds; video takes longer and depends on the model, the resolution, and the clip length.


Ready to try it? Start with the image generator — you get free credits on signup, and you can switch between all ten models without leaving the page.

GenPix Team

GenPix Team

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