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Creator — fast image & video generation

A composer-first surface with a wall of hundreds of curated starting points, multi-result batches and one-click publishing.

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What it makes

Creator is the fastest way from a sentence to a picture or a clip. A wall of hundreds of curated starting points gives you a composition to push against instead of a blank prompt box, and every run can produce a batch rather than one result. Parallax turns a flat image into a scene with depth.

For the picture you need today. Marketing shots, thumbnails, concept frames, mood boards — anything where the twentieth version matters more than the first.

How a session works

  1. Start from a template on the Discover wall, or write your own prompt in the composer.
  2. Run a batch, compare the results on the wall, and keep the ones worth keeping.
  3. Publish a result to the community gallery in one click, or send it on to another studio.

What it costs

Browsing templates and editing a prompt are free. Each generated image or clip spends credits, and a batch spends them once per result.

Generation spends credits: paid plans include a monthly allowance, the Free plan starts with a one-time welcome grant, and you can top up at any time.

Included from the Free plan.

Examples from the community

  • Rover
  • Double exposure portrait, a profile silhouette filled with a misty pine forest at dawn, clean white background outside t
  • Backlit portrait at golden hour, sun flaring through hair creating a rim of light, warm haze, shallow depth of field wit

Published by people using Grafy. The gallery has the rest. Community gallery

Questions

Do I need to write a prompt?
No. The Discover wall is hundreds of ready compositions you can run as they are and then adjust. Writing from scratch is there when you want it, not required to start.
Can it make video?
Yes, on the Starter plan and up. Video mode generates clips from the same composer, and parallax scenes turn a still image into motion by separating it into layers with depth.
Can I generate several versions at once?
Yes. A multi-generation run produces a batch in one go, which is the point: you pick from a spread rather than re-rolling a single result until it lands.
Who owns what I make?
You do. Results stay in your own library until you choose to publish one, and publishing to the gallery is a separate step on a single result.