ZOOOP

ZOOOP is a browser-based AI creative platform that brings image, video, voice, and audio generation together in a single workspace. Rather than juggling separate tools for each media type, creators can work across more than 30 leading AI models — from OpenAI and Google to ElevenLabs and Runway — without leaving the browser. The result is a faster, more connected production workflow for anyone making visual or multimedia content.

What You Can Do With It

At its core, ZOOOP offers two ways to work. The first is a set of focused generator pages — dedicated interfaces for image generation, text-to-video, text-to-speech, and motion control. These are useful when you need a single output quickly and don't want the overhead of a larger workspace.

The second, and more distinctive, mode is the infinite canvas. This is an open-ended workspace where you can place and combine generations from different models in the same scene — storyboard a short film, iterate on visual concepts, or chain an image into a video with synced audio, all without switching tabs or exporting between tools. For projects that involve multiple media types or multiple rounds of feedback, the canvas removes a lot of the friction that normally comes from working across separate platforms.

Model Coverage

The model roster covers the major providers across each media category. For images, that includes GPT Image 2, Flux, Kling O3, Grok Imagine, and Nanobanana 2. For video, options include Veo 3.1, Seedance 2, Wan 2.7, Kling O3, and Pixverse 6. Audio generation draws on ElevenLabs, Minimax, Google Lyria 2, and others. New models are added on a rolling basis, so the catalog tends to reflect recent releases fairly quickly.

Having this range in one place matters practically. Choosing the right model for a given task — photorealistic portraits versus stylized animation versus cinematic video — usually means testing across a few options. ZOOOP makes that comparison straightforward without requiring separate accounts or API setups.

Who It's Built For

The platform is aimed at working creators rather than casual experimenters. YouTube and social media creators use it to produce multi-format content in a single session. Indie filmmakers use the canvas for pre-visualization — blocking scenes with AI-generated stills and video before committing to production. Ad agency teams use it to turn around concept boards the same day a brief arrives.

Animators and illustrators also find a fit here, using AI generation to handle repetitive or exploratory work — rough comps, motion blocking, texture variants — while keeping the craft-intensive parts of their process intact. Prompt engineers with strong creative instincts can publish their best setups as templates and earn credits passively through the Creator Hub.

Templates and the Creator Economy

The template marketplace is a notable feature for anyone who develops reusable creative workflows. Any user can package a prompt and its parameters into a template, publish it, and earn credits automatically each time another creator runs it — typically 2 credits per image template run and 5 per video template run. It's a lightweight way to monetize expertise without building a separate product.

The library of community templates also serves as a practical starting point for users who want to explore styles or formats without building prompts from scratch.

Collaboration and Team Use

Teams can co-edit the same canvas in real time, with live multiplayer cursors and a shared credit pool. Free teams support up to 20 members with 3 active creator seats included. Viewers — people who need to review and download work but not generate — don't count against the creator seat limit.

Teams that need more than 3 active creators can upgrade to the Pro plan at $15 per paid creator seat per month. Each paid seat contributes 1,000 credits monthly to the shared pool, and the plan adds higher concurrency and priority support.

Pricing and Access

Solo use is fully pay-as-you-go. There's no subscription required — you buy credit packs when you need them, and unused credits don't expire. Every new account receives starter credits on signup, so it's possible to test the platform before committing any spend.

The credit-based model works well for irregular or project-based workflows, though high-volume batch generation can make costs harder to predict upfront. The platform is entirely browser-based, which keeps setup friction low but does mean there's no offline mode.