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OpenArt

OpenArt is a credit-based AI image and video studio for creators and teams, with paid plans from $14 a month and trial credits for new sign-ups.

Our take: OpenArt sells credits, not unlimited use.

Best forMulti-model AI image & video

ReviewedNov 2026Free Trial

6.95 criteria · see breakdown

Try OpenArtTrial credits; Starter $14/mo

OpenArt is an AI studio for images, video and audio that sells monthly credits instead of unlimited use. On its pricing page the individual plans are Starter at $14, Plus at $34, Pro at $56 and Wonder at $240 per seat per month on monthly billing, with lower rates on annual billing. Subscription credits reset every month, commercial use starts at Plus, and new sign-ups get 40 trial credits within a 7-day trial period, according to the FAQ page. The vendor changes its pricing page often, so these figures were checked on 2 November 2026.

The bottom line

A flexible multi-model studio whose cost depends on how many credits your images and videos burn and on which plan your commercial use needs.

Our score

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What it is, and why we rate it

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What it really isA credit-based AI studio that generates images, video and audio from prompts across 100+ models, sold in monthly plans and a team credit pool.

Our takeOpenArt sells credits, not unlimited use.

Starter is $14 a month with 4,000 credits and Wonder is $240 with 106,000 on monthly billing, and the credits reset each month. Commercial rights are listed from Plus on the pricing page and in the terms, while the FAQ page describes broader use. The pricing page also carries rotating offers, so the price you see may differ from the figures here.

Why we rate itPrices, credits and rules are published on the vendor's pages, but the pricing page changes often and the FAQ and terms differ on commercial use.

The catchSubscription credits reset each month and are lost when the plan ends, purchases are non-refundable except where the law requires, and commercial use starts at Plus.

Best / not good for

Best for

Creators who want many image and video models under one login
Teams that want a shared credit pool priced by volume
Users who need commercial rights and will start at Plus or above

Not good for

Anyone who wants a permanently free plan
People who expect unused credits to roll over
Buyers who need a fixed monthly price for heavy video work

Trade-offs

Friction report

Trade-offs to know before signing up.

Time to value
New sign-ups get trial credits within a 7-day trial period, according to the FAQ page, to try premium features and advanced models before paying.
Scale breakpoint
Video burns credits fast: Starter lists up to about 4,000 images or about 50 videos a month, so heavy video users may need Pro or Wonder.
Walled garden
Credits are not redeemable for cash, cannot be transferred and are lost when a subscription ends, per the terms.

Still a fit?

If none of these block you, try it on the official site.

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OpenArt individual plans and prices

Plan	Monthly billing	Annual billing (per month)	Credits a month	What the page lists
Starter	$14 per seat	$13 per seat	4,000	Up to about 4,000 images or about 50 videos (excluding Director), 8 parallel generations, access to 100+ models, Director and OpenArt MCP, watermark-free; commercial use rights not listed
Plus	$34 per seat	$27 per seat	12,000	Up to about 12,000 images or about 150 videos, 16 parallel generations, commercial use rights, add credits as needed
Pro	$56 per seat	$44 per seat	24,000	Up to about 24,000 images or about 300 videos, 32 parallel generations, commercial use rights; the pricing FAQ lists unlimited generation on select models for Pro and Wonder
Wonder	$240 per seat	$175 per seat	106,000	Up to about 106,000 images or about 1,300 videos, 32 parallel generations, commercial use rights, priority support
Extra Credit add-on	$15 a month	Not shown	5,000 per block	Optional; the page says it needs a Plus subscription, and the FAQ says add-ons come in increments of 5,000 credits

From OpenArt's pricing page, read in a browser and checked 2 November 2026. Prices are per seat per month in U.S. dollars, which OpenArt's terms of service give as the billing currency; they exclude tax. The page shows a monthly view and an annual view with the annual rate per month. The 'up to' image and video counts are the page's own and depend on the model used. Business plans use a shared credit pool priced by credit volume, and Enterprise is contact-sales. The page showed a 50% off Kling 4.0 offer for Wonder and Pro until 20 November, and a site banner offering up to 30% off plans until 1 November; it tags the annual rates with 10% OFF, 20% OFF, 22% OFF and 27% OFF against the monthly price and does not label the plan prices above as time-limited promotions.

Credit, rights and cancellation rules to check

Item	What OpenArt states
Trial credits	The FAQ page says that on sign-up you receive 40 trial credits to try premium features and advanced models within a 7-day trial period. The pricing page shows no free plan card.
Credit rollover	Subscription credits do not carry over to the next month. After a plan ends you lose access to paid credits. The pricing FAQ gives an example: an annual Plus plan that started on March 7 has its credits reset to 12,000 on April 7, 30 days after the start.
Commercial use	The terms of service say every subscription level may use output for non-commercial purposes and Plus and above may also use it commercially. The pricing page lists commercial use rights on Plus, Pro and Wonder. The FAQ page says you can use any image you created for commercial purposes.
Cancelling	The pricing FAQ says you can cancel any time and should cancel at least five days before the renewal date to avoid charges. A monthly plan ends after the current month and an annual plan after the current year. Downgrades and cancellations take effect in the next billing cycle, and add-ons are cancelled with the plan.
Refunds and renewal	The terms say all purchases are non-refundable except where the law requires, no prorated refund is given for the current billing period, and a subscription renews automatically at the then-current rate unless you cancel before the period ends.
Credit costs and prices	The terms say the credits a generation needs may change during a subscription, and that OpenArt may change subscription pricing at any time and will notify affected subscribers.
Upgrades	On upgrade you get the new plan's features and credits at once and are billed the pro-rated difference.

From OpenArt's pricing page FAQ, FAQ page and terms of service, checked 2 November 2026. The terms show Last Updated July 30, 2026 at the top and July 20, 2026 at the foot.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does OpenArt cost?

OpenArt's individual plans are Starter $14, Plus $34, Pro $56 and Wonder $240 per seat per month on monthly billing, or $13, $27, $44 and $175 per seat per month on annual billing. They include 4,000, 12,000, 24,000 and 106,000 credits a month. Extra credits cost $15 a month per 5,000 and need Plus or above. Business plans are priced by credit volume and Enterprise is contact-sales. OpenArt's terms say prices are in U.S. dollars and exclude tax. The page changes often and showed a Kling 4.0 offer until 20 November, so check it on the day you buy (checked 2 November 2026).

Is OpenArt free?

Only as a trial, as far as OpenArt's pages show. The pricing page lists Starter to Wonder with no free plan card, and the FAQ page says you receive 40 trial credits on sign-up to try premium features and advanced models within a 7-day trial period, after which you can upgrade. The sign-up form opened from the studio home page's Start for Free button shows no credit amount, so confirm the amount at sign-up (checked 2 November 2026).

Can I use OpenArt images commercially?

It depends on the plan, and OpenArt's own pages differ. The terms of service say every subscription level may use output for non-commercial purposes, and Plus and above may also use it commercially. The pricing page lists commercial use rights on Plus, Pro and Wonder but not Starter. The FAQ page says you can use any image you created for commercial purposes. The terms carry two dates, July 30, 2026 at the top and July 20, 2026 at the foot. If commercial use matters, ask support@openart.ai before relying on a lower plan.

How do I cancel my OpenArt subscription?

Cancel from your account's Payment Settings page or email support@openart.ai. The pricing FAQ says you can cancel any time and should do it at least five days before the renewal date to avoid a further charge; a monthly plan then ends after the current month and an annual plan after the current year. The terms say purchases are non-refundable except where the law requires, no prorated refund is given for the current billing period, and a subscription renews automatically unless you cancel first. Paid credits are lost when the plan ends (checked 2 November 2026).

Is OpenArt legit and safe to use?

OpenArt's pages name OpenArt, Inc. as the operator in the privacy policy (last updated March 4, 2026) and say payments go through Stripe. The terms are governed by California law, require users to be 18 or older and say OpenArt claims no ownership of generated output. Conversion Gems gives no verdict on safety. Conversion Gems has not used third-party review-site or forum reports for this page, so read the terms, especially the non-refundable purchases clause, before paying (checked 2 November 2026).

How do I log in to OpenArt?

Conversion Gems is a review site and cannot sign anyone in to OpenArt. Use the Login button on openart.ai (the studio home is https://openart.ai/suite/home), which shows sign-in buttons for Google, Apple, Discord and Twitter. For account or billing help, OpenArt lists support@openart.ai and a help center at https://openart.ai/help/.