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You can choose between 39 models and even combine up to 4 for one shot. When I say 39 models, that is not the only flex, we are talking about best‑in‑class systems like Nano Banana Pro, the Flux image model family, and many more. Freepik AI always integrates the newest models, so FOMO will not be an issue, they are right at the forefront of the latest developments in image and video generation.
Image templates and reference image tools help you find the right composition for a shot. This gives you more structure, like a guardrail for your prompts. Freepik AI will add reference images and a prompt base automatically, which you can then adjust to your liking. Their factors for references are very clever: character, object, shot type, filter, movie look, and lighting help you get the nuances right without having to spell out everything in a single prompt.
The cinematic studio‑grade camera feature does exactly what the name promises: it creates images that look as if they are straight out of an agency photo studio, with strong photorealism and composition. Check out the image above with the cyborg and the woman.
Change Camera: I would probably have called this feature “Change Perspective,” but that is basically what it does. You upload the image whose perspective you want to adjust, then position the camera along two axes and watch in a 3D animation from where the camera is coming. This is mind‑blowing to me. If someone had told me five years ago that this would be possible in a browser, I would have called them a bit too optimistic, with a smirk. I have added this feature in the video above.
Freepik AI for video generation is where things get really wild. I mentioned earlier that you can play around with 36 of the latest models to create your AI content. This is already the level where many other platforms stop, but Freepik AI has added a few more layers for the community of AI video creators.
They let you combine up to 4 different models at the same time, for example using Seedream 1.5 Pro for its multishot function and Kling 2.6 for its start and endframe control. There is no guarantee this will always work, Freepik AI warns you and so do I, but when it does, the results are superb.
The templates I mentioned for image generation are just as helpful for video generation, because again, they save you from having to prompt every detail manually. For video, they are more oriented to the use cases and use cases keywords, such as social media, advertising, or effects, and offer you a catalog of typical shots for each. For example, advertising templates include a lot of classic product shots with beautiful lighting. You can just choose one and add a prompt and references to make it your own.
Speaking of start and endframe: about half of the video generator models currently offer this feature. This is another useful guardrail, especially if you want to create a full ad and need the protagonist or product to stay consistent across shots.
Kling 2.6 Motion Control lets you do the famous trick where an image you upload follows the movements of a separate video. You have probably seen this a lot on social media lately, I know my own timeline was full of it. It is a super cool feature for creative work and effects.
The motion graphic generator lets you adjust templates with your own copy or swap elements. You can simply prompt what you want to change, and it will create an alternate version for you. This is especially useful for marketing teams that need fast variations on the same idea.
Credits work across all AI tools (image, video, voice, SFX, clip editor, mockups, etc.), and each generation can output multiple results, so the “number of generations per day” depends on how you spread those credits across tools.
Once you move into Premium+ or Pro, the cost per image or video generation becomes very competitive compared with buying Google Imagen, Runway, or OpenAI‑style models separately, because Freepik AI bundles them under one pricing page and one credit system. Other platforms might look cheaper at first, but they often charge per‑model or per‑resolution, while Freepik AI gives you a large pool of credits, more than 30 unlimited AI models, and fast parallel generations in one place, which is why many creators like my designer friends see it as one of the strongest AI deals right now.
Hobbyists, freelancers, agencies, and larger marketing teams can all find a fitting plan without overpaying.
The way Freepik AI connects image and video generation, motion graphic templates, and a full creative suite in one place makes it incredibly intuitive for both hobbyists and professionals. With multiple generation models, consistent access to new models, and a focus on high-quality output, it feels like being plugged into a constantly evolving community of AI creators. If you want an all-in-one platform that keeps you close to the newest models and lets you save and download everything for your creative work in one place, Freepik AI is a fantastic choice.
