Ricebowl AI

What is Ricebowl AI?

Ricebowl AI is an AI video and image generation platform built around ecommerce production. Its homepage describes it as "one AI video generator for ecommerce," running Veo 3.1 Fast, Seedance 2.5 and 16 more video models behind a single login and a single credit balance. The catalogue extends beyond video: the site advertises 37 models in total, listed as 18 video models plus image models that include GPT Image generations, Nano Banana 2, Seedream, Qwen Image, Wan Image, Z-Image and Flux.

The About page states Ricebowl AI is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI, Google, ByteDance, Kuaishou or any other model provider. Positioning is described there as "fast, commercial-ready AI video workflows" for creators, operators and small teams, aimed at output that can actually be shipped — product demos, paid social ads, lifestyle b-roll and seasonal refreshes.

How Ricebowl AI works

The workflow has two main paths. In text to video, the user writes a brief the way they would brief a videographer — camera move, time of day, mood — with no prompt syntax to learn. In image to video, an existing packshot, model shot or flat lay becomes the starting frame, and the model builds motion around the subject; reference images can be added so colour, label and silhouette stay consistent.

After the prompt or upload, the user selects a model, a duration (5s, 8s or 10s), a resolution (720p or 1080p) and an aspect ratio (landscape for product pages, portrait for paid social). Quantity can be set from 1 to 4, so a single submit can return four variants to choose between.

Veo 3.1 Fast and Veo 3.1 Pro render sound with the picture, while Seedance 2.5 and Kling 3 are described as keeping the price per clip low for volume work. Exports are watermark-free. Credits are the single currency across video and image models, and an estimated credit cost is shown before generating.

Main features

• 18 video models in one account, including Seedance 2 (5 variants, from Mini to 2.5), Kling 3 (4 variants, incl. motion control), Veo 3.1 (3 variants), MiniMax H3 (21:9 and 2K output), Gemini Omni, HappyHorse, Grok Imagine 1.5 and PixVerse V6.
• Image models on the same credit balance: GPT Image 2, GPT Image 2.5 and GPT Image 1.5, Nano Banana 2 (4K images, chain-of-thought reasoning, multilingual text), Seedream, Qwen Image, Wan Image, Z-Image and Flux.
• Watermark-free output on every plan, with commercial use on paid plans.
• Multi-variant generation (1–4) per submit.
• Audio generated with the picture on Veo 3.1 Fast and Veo 3.1 Pro.
• Tools section: a live Passport Photo Maker that checks a photo against official ID rules, plus Video Upscaler, AI Prompt Generator and Video to GIF, all marked "Soon."
• Interface localized into many languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Italian, Korean, Hebrew, Khmer, Indonesian, Arabic, Thai and Hindi.
• Parallel task limits per plan (2 on Starter, 3 on Standard, 5 on Advanced).

Pricing

Ricebowl AI uses monthly subscriptions with credits that reset each billing month. Annual billing saves 30%.

• Lite Monthly — $12.99/mo, 400 credits (3.25¢ per credit).
• Starter Monthly — $29.9/mo, 1,000 credits (2.99¢ per credit), 2 parallel tasks.
• Standard Monthly — $49.9/mo, 2,000 credits (2.50¢ per credit), 3 parallel tasks.
• Advanced Monthly — $89.9/mo, 5,000 credits (1.80¢ per credit), 5 parallel tasks.

Every tier lists 1080p output, no watermark, commercial use, access to all models, and the option to buy an add-on credit pack. Support is standard on Lite and Starter and priority on Standard and Advanced. Credit consumption depends on the model: 400 credits are quoted as roughly 1–20 videos or 28–133 images, and 5,000 credits as roughly 15–250 videos. Longer clips, higher resolution and audio cost more.

Common use cases

• Ecommerce product demo videos and product page loops.
• Paid social ad creative cut in portrait 9:16.
• Lifestyle b-roll and seasonal catalogue refreshes at volume, where Seedance 2.5 is suggested for batch output.
• AI SaaS demo videos and AI marketing video generation.
• Model comparison workflows, such as weighing Kling 3 against Seedance 2.
• ID photo compliance checks via the Passport Photo Maker.

Limitations

• Sora 2 is listed as discontinued and auto-switches to MiniMax H3.
• Video Upscaler, AI Prompt Generator and Video to GIF are marked "Soon" and are not yet available.
• Credit cost per clip varies widely by model, so budgeting requires checking each model's rate rather than assuming a fixed price per video.
• Plan tiers list 1080p, while the homepage describes exports "up to 4K." The supplied pages do not reconcile the two statements.
• No free tier is stated on the pricing page; the cheapest listed plan is $12.99/mo, renewing monthly with cancellation available.
• Credits reset every billing month; no rollover is mentioned.
• Image-to-video consistency depends on supplying reference images and the underlying model — it is a workflow, not a stated guarantee.
• The video credit table on the pricing page is truncated in the supplied capture, so full per-model, per-plan video counts are not verifiable here.
• Company details such as founding date, team size or funding are not disclosed on the supplied pages.
• The About page references a verified external-profiles section, but those links are not visible in the supplied text.

Summary

Ricebowl AI is a subscription AI video and image platform aimed at ecommerce teams that need regular, shippable output. Its differentiator is model breadth under one credit balance: 18 video models and a similar spread of image models, with Veo 3.1 for hero cuts and Seedance 2.5 or Kling 3 for volume. Pricing is credit-based from $12.99 to $89.9 per month, with watermark-free, commercially usable exports. Buyers should note the discontinued Sora 2 entry, the tools still marked "Soon," and the variable credit cost per clip.