Infinite Art

infiniteart.ai ↗

AI studio for Apple devices that turns text into images and animates them into videos.

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What it does

Infinite Art is a creative studio app for Apple devices. It turns text prompts into images and animates images with AI video motion. It includes a project library and a selection of elements and overlays such as fog, rain, and lensflares.

Infinite Art is an app for Apple devices that generates images from text and animates them with AI video motion. The site says it works on both iOS and Mac as a universal app. It includes a project library for organizing creations and a set of elements and overlays such as fog, rain, and lensflares. The FAQ states that you own the images you create, including the right to reprint, sell, and merchandise them. Pricing is a Pro Plan at $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year, with 1000 credits per month. Credits drive usage: each image costs 10 credits and each video costs 50 credits. Monthly credits reset each month, while purchased credits do not expire. The site does not mention a free plan, so trying it likely requires payment. The site also does not state whether an account is required, whether an API exists, or whether the software is open source.

Strengths
  • Works on both iOS and Mac as a universal app
  • Includes a project library and elements such as fog, rain, and lensflares
  • You own the images you create, including the right to sell them
Watch out for
  • No free plan is mentioned on the site
  • Videos cost 50 credits each, which is five times the cost of an image
  • The site does not state whether an account is required, whether an API exists, or whether the software is open source
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ArtistsDesignersContent creatorsApple users