ImagineMe builds a private AI model from your own photos, then generates images of you from a text prompt. You upload 10 to 20 pictures, wait for training, and type a scene such as yourself surfing in a space wormhole. The same credit balance also covers video generation and image-to-image work, and the site says no subscription is needed.
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Our take
The upload step is the real cost of entry: 10 to 20 photos, and training can take up to 5 hours, though the site says it's usually faster. Pay-as-you-go credits fit people who create in bursts rather than every day. We'd reach for it when the goal is art of a specific person, not generic images.
Features
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Personal model training
Upload 10 to 20 varied photos and ImagineMe trains a private model on your face. The site says training can take up to 5 hours but is usually faster.
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Prompt-based generation
Type a scene and the trained model produces images of you in it. A cold start takes a couple of minutes, then generations take about 10 seconds according to the site.
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Image editing modes
Image generations include image-to-image and inpainting, with up to 4 images in one generation for 1 credit.
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Video generation
Pick a model, duration and settings, and the confirmation screen shows the exact credit cost before anything runs. The pricing page lists Kling, Seedance and Grok with per-five-second credit rates.
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One credit balance
Credits are a one-time purchase and the site says there are no recurring charges. Every €5 adds 25 credits, at the same rate whatever amount you buy.
Pricing
- Model
- Pay-As-You-Go
- Paid plans
- €5 for 25 credits
Best for
- People who want AI art of a specific person
- Hobbyists making themed portraits from their own photos
- Anyone who prefers buying credits over a subscription
- Users who want images and short videos from one balance
Limits
- Training a personal model can take up to 5 hours
- A cold start takes a couple of minutes before generations run
FAQ
- How do I use ImagineMe to make art of myself?
- Upload 10 to 20 photos, let the model train, then select it and type a prompt describing the scene you want.
- Is ImagineMe a subscription?
- No. The pricing page says credits are a one-time purchase with no recurring charges, and you add more whenever you want to create.
- Which currency will I pay in?
- The site picks the currency from your location: EUR in euro-area countries, GBP in the UK and Crown Dependencies, and USD elsewhere.
- How much does a video cost in credits?
- It depends on the model, duration, resolution and audio settings. The pricing page lists per-five-second rates for Kling, Seedance and Grok, and you confirm the exact cost before generating.
Sources
- imagineme.ai/ (opens in a new tab) Product overview, three-step workflow, training and generation times, feature list
- imagineme.ai/pricing/ (opens in a new tab) Credit pricing, per-creation costs, video credit breakdown, currency details