Generate and edit images and video with shared character references and multiple model families
Affogato is an AI creative studio for generating, editing and enhancing images and video. It brings multiple model families into a shared workspace so a creator can choose a tool for a particular shot without organizing each stage in a separate application. The platform is aimed at recurring visual production, including product imagery, fashion content, creator-style advertisements, portraits and short cinematic scenes.
The product offers dedicated studio workflows for different jobs, with relevant presets and tools grouped around the task. Character and product references can be reused across a sequence to support visual continuity. This is useful when a campaign needs several scenes featuring the same subject or when still images need to connect with later video outputs.
The model library includes image and video families such as Veo, Kling, Sora, FLUX and Seedream. Creators can generate a still and animate it, or begin directly with a text-to-video request. Editing tools include inpainting, background removal, style transfer, image extension, restoration and upscaling. Lip-sync is also part of the wider toolkit. Output options and capabilities depend on the model and operation selected.
Affogato charges through subscription credits used for renders and editing operations. The individual plans provide different monthly allowances and rollover caps, while the Team plan uses a shared credit pool with included seats. The official pricing page says the full model library is available across its paid plans, with plan differences centered on credits and support.
Paid plans advertise watermark-free output and commercial licensing. A practical workflow is to establish the subject and visual direction, generate alternatives, review the preferred candidate and then apply editing or enhancement tools. Reusable references help coordinate a set of outputs, but creators should still inspect faces, product details, text and motion before using a render in a campaign.
