OpenArt is a multi-model creator platform that sells access to about two dozen outside video, image and audio models rather than building its own. What decides whether it suits you is mostly the plan: commercial use rights only start at Plus, and there is no ongoing free tier, only a one-time grant of credits at signup.
What is OpenArt?
OpenArt works on desktop and mobile browsers, with no native app. It does not run its own frontier model; instead it packages access to outside video, image and audio models in one account, priced in credits.
Other companies' models on OpenArt
For video, OpenArt offers Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, Kling 3.0, Kling 3.0 Motion Control, Sora 2, Google Veo 3, SwitchX, WAN 2.7, LTX-2.3, HappyHorse, Pixverse, Gemini Omni Flash, MiniMax Hailuo and FLUX 3. Veo 3.1 is not among the models listed, only Veo 3, and Flux 2 is not among them either, only FLUX 3. For images it adds GPT Image 2.5, GPT Image 2, Seedream 5.0 Pro, Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana 2 Lite, Grok Imagine, Qwen Image 3 and Recraft V4.
What you can make with OpenArt
For video, OpenArt supports lip sync and motion sync, and start and end frame control to set how a clip opens and closes.
For images, tools include inpainting to protect part of an image while transforming the rest, relighting to change a shot's mood, background replacement that preserves lighting, and an upscaler for resolution and detail. Character Training and Model Training with LoRA both let you train a personalized model from reference images, capped by plan: about 13 personalized models on Starter, rising to about 353 on Wonder.
Workflows, agents and teams
Director plans and iterates a multi-shot video from a conversational brief, laying out a storyboard and shaping each shot by chat. OpenArt has no canvas or node-based workflow editor. The Business plan puts up to 50 users on one account with Admin, Editor and Viewer roles and single sign-on, and Enterprise adds unlimited seats.
OpenArt pricing: what each plan gives
OpenArt prices in credits, shown next to the Generate button before each generation: image generation runs 5 to 50 credits depending on the model and resolution, and video generation runs 100 to 800 or more credits depending on model, duration and resolution.
Starter costs $14 a month, $13 billed yearly, for 4,000 credits and removes the watermark, but does not include commercial use rights.
Plus costs $34 a month, $27 billed yearly, for 12,000 credits and adds commercial use rights. Pro costs $56 a month, $44 billed yearly, for 24,000 credits. Wonder costs $240 a month, $175 billed yearly, for 106,000 credits, and currently includes a limited-time promotion of unlimited video generation with Flux 3 at 720p until October 31.
Business costs $680 a month, $496 billed yearly, at its default setting of 150,000 credits a month, adjustable from 50,000 to 1,000,000, for up to 50 users with role-based access and single sign-on. At the default 150,000-credit level, the vendor's own examples put that at up to about 3,750 Nano Banana Pro images or up to about 375 Seedance 2.0 videos a month. Enterprise pricing is by quote and adds unlimited seats.
Privacy and support
OpenArt does not use anything you upload or create to train its models. Single sign-on is available on the Business and Enterprise plans.
Support is by email at support@openart.ai, with a Discord community. Pro and Wonder add priority support, and Business and Enterprise add premium support, onboarding and training.
Who OpenArt suits
OpenArt suits anyone who wants one account with access to about two dozen outside video, image and audio models, from Kling and Seedance to Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image, without training or hosting any of them. It also suits teams: Business puts up to 50 users on one account with role-based access and single sign-on, and Enterprise adds unlimited seats.
It suits less well anyone who wants an ongoing free plan, since OpenArt only grants a one-time set of credits at signup, or anyone who wants commercial use rights on the cheapest plan, since Starter does not include them. Anyone who prefers a canvas or node-based workflow will not find one here.
How OpenArt compares
OpenArt scores 7.0 out of 10 among the multi-model AI platforms we rate. These three do the same job and are the closest to it, compared on what each vendor publishes.
Krea
OpenArt's cheapest plan is $14 a month, far less than Krea's $35, but Krea offers far more models, 34 video and 27 image against OpenArt's 14 and 9, and adds Veo 3.1, Flux 2, canvas workflows, an API and SOC 2, none of which OpenArt lists. Both support lip sync, image editing and LoRA training. OpenArt's paid plans export without a watermark.
Pick Krea if you want the widest model selection and an API.
Pick OpenArt if you want a lower price and watermark-free exports on paid plans.
Higgsfield
OpenArt's cheapest plan is $14 a month against Higgsfield's $19, and offers more video models overall, 14 against 8. Higgsfield offers Veo 3.1 and Flux 2, which OpenArt does not list, plus a free plan, unlimited generation, canvas workflows, an API and SOC 2. Both support lip sync, image editing and LoRA training. OpenArt's paid plans export without a watermark, matching Higgsfield's.
Pick Higgsfield if you want Veo 3.1, Flux 2, an API and a free plan.
Pick OpenArt if you want a lower price and more video models overall.
SeaArt AI
SeaArt AI costs $5.99 a month against OpenArt's $14, and includes a free plan plus unlimited generation on some models, neither of which OpenArt offers. OpenArt offers Kling 3 and Nano Banana Pro, which SeaArt AI does not list among its models. SeaArt AI also runs as iOS and Android apps. Both support lip sync, image editing and LoRA training.
Pick SeaArt AI if you want a free plan, unlimited generation and a mobile app.
Pick OpenArt if you want Kling 3 and Nano Banana Pro.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does OpenArt have a free plan?
Not an ongoing one. New accounts get a one-time set of free credits at signup, and free-tier output can carry a visible OpenArt watermark that free users cannot remove.
Which models does OpenArt offer?
OpenArt offers outside models including Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5, Google Veo 3, Sora 2 and MiniMax Hailuo for video, and GPT Image 2.5, Nano Banana Pro and Seedream 5.0 Pro for images.
What do OpenArt's plans cost and include?
Plans run from Starter at $14 a month for 4,000 credits up to Wonder at $240 a month for 106,000 credits, with commercial use rights starting at Plus. Business costs $680 a month at its default 150,000-credit level and adds up to 50 users with role-based access.
Does OpenArt have an API?
No. OpenArt states that no public API is available currently.
