The free AI playground: try eight models in one place

Yes to start. New accounts get credits, and each generation spends a small number of them — an image costs less than a video, and a longer clip costs more than a short one. You can try every model below before paying anything, and a credit card is required to sign up.

A place to run a model without committing to it. You paste a prompt, see what comes back, change one thing and run it again. The point is comparison: the same brief through two models tells you more about which one suits your work than any feature list will.

For stills, Seedream 5 handles reference images and style swaps, and Nano Banana Pro is the stronger all-rounder for text-to-image. For video, Veo 3.1 and Kling lead on realism, Wan 2.2 is the fast draft, and Seedance and MiniMax H3 are worth trying when you want motion with a particular feel. For music, Tracks is the one.

No. Every playground runs in the browser on any machine — there is nothing to download, no GPU to rent and no environment to set up. A laptop and a connection is the whole requirement.

Yes, on a paid plan. What you generate is yours to use, including in client work and in things you sell. Check the terms for the specific model if your use is unusual, since a few carry their own restrictions.

The playground is model-first: you pick the model, then write the prompt. The tools elsewhere on Pixazo are job-first — a poster maker, an ID card maker — and they choose the model for you. Use the playground when you care which model runs; use a tool when you care what comes out.

All eight, and there is nothing stopping you running the same prompt through several of them. That is the most useful thing you can do here: one brief, three models, side by side.

Not quite. Every model reads a brief slightly differently — one leans on the first clause, another weights the style words more heavily. A prompt that works beautifully in one often needs a nudge in another, which is exactly why running the same text through two of them is worth the credits.

They stay in your account. You can download anything you generate, and nothing you make is published anywhere by default.

Yes, for the models that take one. Seedream 5 works from a reference image, and the video models can animate a still you upload — the image becomes frame one and the model generates the motion after it.