Kinoseed

Changelog

What changed on Kinoseed

Prices, models, tools and ways to pay, newest first. RSS feed

  1. Seven new models: FLUX 3, Nano Banana 2.1, GPT Image 2.5, Wan 3.0, MiniMax H3 and more

    FLUX 3, FLUX 3 Klein, Nano Banana 2.1 and GPT Image 2.5 are in the image studio. Wan 3.0, MiniMax H3 and Seedance 2.5 are in the video studio. Each has its own page with specs and the price per run. There is also a new page for common jobs, such as making a photo talk or removing a background, each with a real result and the tool that does it.

  2. An ad agent on the home page

    The home page is now an ad agent: describe what you want, add a product photo, see the plan and the exact price, then generate. A short demo plays first, and nothing in it costs credits.

  3. Tool pages in German, Spanish, Portuguese and French

    Motion Control, Copy a Trend, Sketch to Edit, Your Face in a Photo, Your Face in a Video, Bullet Time, Sketch to Video, Inpaint, Image to Video and Edit Video now have a page in German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and French, each with the price of a typical run, what you need and common questions. The editor itself stays in English.

  4. Price and requirements on four more tools

    Your Face in a Photo, Your Face in a Video, Sketch to Video and Bullet Time now say up front what one run costs in dollars, how many runs the smallest pack covers, and what you need to bring.

  5. A shorter checkout

    Checkout opens straight on the card form, with Apple Pay and Google Pay where your device has them, and says under the Pay button what you are agreeing to: a one-off pack with no subscription, or a plan you can cancel from your account page.

  6. Price and requirements on the most visited pages

    Motion Control, Copy a Trend, Sketch to Edit and every model page now say up front what one run costs in dollars, that you pay per run with no subscription, and what you need to bring (a clip, a photo, a length).

  7. Credit packs first

    When you run out of credits, the cheapest one-off credit pack is now the first option, with the Starter plan below it. Pack credits never expire.

  8. Cheaper default clip and cheaper tools

    The video studio now opens on Seedance 1.5 Pro: a 5-second 720p clip for 25 credits ($0.50). Motion Control and Copy a Trend run on Kling 2.6 Motion Control at 65 credits for 5 seconds, and Sketch to Edit and the photo templates run on Nano Banana 2 at 16 credits an image. Product tools keep a Best quality switch for the dearer model.

  9. MCP server: see the tools before you have a key

    MCP clients and directories can now connect to the Kinoseed MCP server and list its tools without an API key. Running a tool still needs one, sent as a bearer token or in the X-Kinoseed-Key header.

  10. New accounts start in a ready tool

    Signing up now lands you in one tool with its settings filled in, instead of on an empty dashboard.

  11. This week: trend templates

    A row of dated, one-tap trend templates on the home page, the studios and the apps page, changed every week.

  12. Share to remix

    A shared result now opens as a page where anyone can make their own version with the same tool and settings.

  13. Your draft survives sign-in

    Set up a run before you have an account, and your prompt and settings are still there after you sign in and buy credits. Photos stay in your browser until then.

  14. A page for every model

    Each video and image model has its own page with its specs, its price per run in dollars, real samples with their prompts, and the API call that makes the same run.

  15. Public API, webhooks and an MCP server

    Generate images and videos from your own code with an API key: quote a run before you pay, get a signed webhook when it finishes, and use the same tools from Claude, Cursor or any MCP client.

  16. Pay per run, no free credits

    Accounts now start at 0 credits. You pay before a run with a one-off credit pack or a plan, every Generate button shows its price first, and a run that fails is refunded automatically.

  17. 20 new articles

    Ten how-to articles and ten model comparisons, each with real examples made in Kinoseed.