Gencraft is a prompt-based AI art and video platform with a public community feed and a set of named guided tools for character consistency, layout control and mask-based editing. It runs on a free tier plus a paid Pro tier whose price is not published anywhere on the site, which is the first thing to know before deciding if it suits you.
What is Gencraft?
Gencraft is made by Gencraft, LLC, headquartered in Seattle, Washington. It runs on the web and has native apps on iOS and Android.
Its image and video models are Gencraft's own; the site names no third-party model.
What you can make with Gencraft
Generation happens through named guided tools rather than a single prompt box. Character Guide takes a reference image and keeps that character consistent while generating a new scene; Sketch Guide takes a reference image as a layout and fills it in with the prompt, acting as pose or structure control. Magic Edit is a mask-based tool: you provide a reference image, draw a mask and add a prompt, and the AI edits inside the mask. There is no dedicated outpainting, upscaling or background-removal action.
Free accounts get prompts that refresh on a daily timer, though Gencraft does not publish how many that allowance is, and free creations are kept for only 30 days, against lifetime data retention for paying subscribers. A subscriber can also train a custom model on their own uploaded images. Video generation is available through a separate Video Gen tab, restricted to subscribed users.
Gencraft has a public community feed built around Daily Trending, Explore and Creators pages. There is no feature to remix another creator's specific image, and no challenge or contest feature.
Working with other people
Gencraft has no developer API. Support runs through email and a help center, plus a Discord community server.
Gencraft pricing: what each plan gives
Gencraft has a free tier: prompts refresh on a daily timer, in an amount the site does not publish, and free creations are kept for 30 days. Free-tier images carry a Creative Commons Noncommercial license, not a commercial one.
A paid Pro tier exists, confirmed only through Help Center references to lifetime data retention for subscribers, but Gencraft publishes no price for it anywhere on the site.
Rights and privacy
Paying subscribers own the images they generate and may use them commercially, and that ownership persists even after the subscription ends. Without a paid subscription, generated images carry only a Creative Commons Noncommercial license, so commercial use requires the Pro tier. Gencraft's terms only bind the user to indemnify the company, not the other way round.
Who Gencraft suits
Gencraft suits people who want guided, reference-driven tools, a consistent character across a scene, sketch-based layout control, and a community feed to post finished work to, and who are comfortable subscribing without knowing the price in advance.
It suits less well anyone who wants to see a price before committing, since Gencraft publishes none for its paid tier, or anyone who wants to publish commercial work for free, since that requires a paid subscription.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Gencraft cost?
Gencraft has a free tier with daily-refreshing prompts and a paid Pro tier, but it publishes no price for Pro anywhere on the site.
Can I post my work to a community feed on Gencraft?
Yes. Gencraft has a public community feed built around Daily Trending, Explore and Creators pages.
Does Gencraft keep a character consistent across images?
Yes, through its Character Guide tool, which takes a reference image and keeps that character in mind while generating a new scene.
Can I sell images I make with Gencraft?
Only with a paid subscription. Paying subscribers own their generated images and may use them commercially, while free-tier images carry a Creative Commons Noncommercial license only.
