What people render here.
Per-generation pricing changes how you work: explore wide on the cheap models, finish on the frontier ones, and only ever pay for frames that exist.
One studio, wherever the pixels are going.
The hard part of generative media isn't any single model — it's having the right one for each job without a subscription for each.
Product & brand visuals, grounded in your brain
Ground the prompt in your Ounie brain and the model renders with YOUR product names, materials, and brand language — not a generic guess. Same wallet, same knowledge base, every Ounie app.
Concept art & moodboards
Sketch a direction on FLUX Schnell at 2 credits a frame, then re-run the keepers on Seedream 5.0 Pro or Nano Banana 2 for the finish. Ten explorations cost less than a coffee.
Short-form video for ads & socials
Short clips from Seedance drafts to Kling and Wan production shots to Veo 3.1 with native audio — vertical or wide, rendered in minutes, priced per clip instead of per seat.
Agent pipelines that generate media
Every generation is a REST endpoint and an MCP tool. Point Claude, Cursor, or your Ounie AI Team at the studio and it renders thumbnails, heroes, and clips programmatically — refused when credits run short, never overdrawn.
Four workflows, priced honestly.
The brand-true product shot
- 01Ground the prompt in your product brain (free)
- 02Draft compositions on FLUX Schnell — 2 cr each
- 03Finish the keeper on Nano Banana 2 with a reference image — 20 cr
The moodboard sprint
- 01Ten wide explorations on FLUX Schnell — 20 cr total
- 02Re-run the three directions that land on Seedream 5.0 Pro — 60 cr
- 03Flip on share pages and send the board to the client (free)
The social clip ladder
- 01Motion test on Seedance Pro, 5s — 150 cr
- 02Production pass on Wan 2.6, 5s — 225 cr
- 03Hero cut on Veo 3.1 with native audio, 8s — 900 cr
The agent thumbnail factory
- 01Mint a gnv_live_ key (or use your ounie_live_ master key)
- 02Point your agent at the MCP server or POST /api/generations
- 03It renders on demand — refused when credits run short, never overdrawn