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Zanta AI

Zanta AI lets creators and marketing teams generate and edit images and videos from prompts or source images in one browser studio. Users can compare outputs from multiple models and download assets for campaigns, product pages, and social content.

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Who it's for

  • Paid media teams testing ad concepts and social-video hooks before committing to production.
  • Ecommerce teams creating product visuals from product photos or packaging references for product pages and ads.
  • Product marketing teams making launch visuals, deck images, and announcement clips from a shared creative direction.

Not the right fit if…

  • Teams that need commercial usage terms independent of their plan and model: the page says final usage depends on the terms tied to the account.

How it fits your workflow

Start with a text prompt if the scene is still conceptual, or upload an image when the first frame, product, or subject is already right. Choose an image or video model and set the available output options.

Generate outputs, compare variants, and keep the result that best fits the brief. The page describes text-to-video and image-to-video workflows, as well as prompt-led image generation and source-image edits.

Download the chosen result for review or publishing. The page says the workflow runs in the browser and does not require a separate editor to get started.

Pricing

Free: The page invites users to start free, but does not state the free allowance or specific pricing.

The vendor doesn't publish prices. Check with Zanta AI directly.

Prices checked on Oct 8, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.

Key features

AI image generation and editing
Create images from text prompts or use an uploaded source image to guide transformations and edits. The page lists models including Nano Banana, GPT Image, Seedream, Qwen Image, and Ideogram.
AI video generation
Generate motion from text prompts or source images with video models such as Veo, Kling, Seedance, and Runway. The page describes workflows for text-to-video, reference-image clips, and animating an approved still.
Model selection and comparison
Choose a model based on the task, such as still-image creation, reference edits, cinematic motion, or scene continuity, and compare generated outputs before exporting.
Output controls
For GPT Image 2.5, the page describes selecting 1K, 2K, or 4K output, supported aspect ratios, and opaque or transparent backgrounds.
Image utilities and effects
The page lists tools including a background remover, image upscaler, image-to-prompt, photo-to-sketch, photo-to-anime, and other image effects.
Prompt examples
The site provides copyable image prompt recipes that users can copy and use to start creating in the studio.

Limitations to know

  • The stated still-image upload formats are PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP, and GIF, with a maximum of 64 MB per source image.
  • Credit use varies by model and settings; the page notes that video models and larger image outputs can require more credits.
  • Commercial usage depends on the plan and model terms tied to the user's account.

Alternatives to consider

  • Dzine

    Choose it if you want layer-based composition, predefined styles, and AI-assisted editing tools as part of an image and video creation platform.

  • ClipZap.ai

    Choose it if your workflow also needs AI generation and editing for audio and avatars alongside video and image.

  • AI Image

    Choose it if your work is focused on image generation, editing, and restyling from text and reference photos in a multi-model workspace.

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Getting started

A web browser; the page describes Zanta as running in the browser.

  1. Open the Zanta AI browser studio.
  2. Enter a prompt or upload a source image.
  3. Choose a model and configure the available output settings.
  4. Generate, compare, and download a result.

Frequently asked questions

Which workflow should I start with?

Start with text when the scene still has to be invented, or with an image when the first frame already works. The page suggests Nano Banana or GPT Image for stills and Veo or Kling when the idea needs motion.

Can I start from my own images?

Yes. The page says uploaded source images can be used for video motion or still-image transformations, including portraits, product photography, approved campaign stills, and other brand assets.

What file types and upload sizes are supported?

The current web workflow accepts PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP, and GIF still-image uploads. Source images can be up to 64 MB per file.

What affects credits?

Credits depend on the model and settings. The page notes that video models such as Veo 3.1 and larger image outputs can require more credits than quick still-image tests.

Can I use the outputs for commercial work?

The page says teams use Zanta for commercial-work contexts such as ads, landing pages, product marketing, thumbnails, concept work, and campaign visuals. Final usage depends on the plan and model terms tied to the account.

Do I need separate editing software to get started?

No separate editor is needed to get started: Zanta runs in the browser and supports generating from a prompt or source image, comparing variants, and downloading the result.