img2.ai generates and edits images and video by routing prompts to a rotating set of underlying models, marketed under its own product names (“HappyHorse” video, alongside GPT Image 2 and Seedream) rather than the vendor names directly. Every paid tier includes no-watermark output and a commercial license, with plans differentiated mainly by monthly credit allowance and generation history retention.
Three annual-billed tiers keep the entry cost low and scale predictably: Basic at $4.99/month (3,600 credits/year, 30-day history), Pro at $9.99/month (9,600 credits, 60-day history, priority queue) and Max at $24.99/month (36,000 credits, 90-day history, priority support). One-time credit purchases are also available for occasional use outside a subscription.
Whether a free tier exists is genuinely unclear – the site’s own FAQ asks “Can I use img2.ai for free?” without answering it in the visible content, which is worth resolving before assuming one. As with any wrapper over third-party models, which specific model handles a given generation – and therefore its style and quality – can shift as the roster of underlying models changes.
