Open Art
Overview of Open Art AI
OpenArt is a powerful AI platform with all major image and video models. Its advanced image editor feels like Photoshop—letting you work with layers, inpainting, upscaling, and more, all in one place.
Free Credits
OpenArt gives you 40 free trial credits when you sign up—and you can earn 50 more by joining their Discord. That’s enough to create around 40 images and explore all the main features. It’s a great way to test the platform before deciding to upgrade.
Core Features
- All AI Image and Video models in one place
- Text-to-Image & Image-to-Image (including referencing style, pose, composition)
- Train custom models & characters (from 4–128 images)
- Layered Canvas with: inpaint, upscale, remove backgrounds, creative restyling, upscaling
- Face/Anime Enhancement & Expression Change
I use this for
- I use this to train custom models or consistent characters
- Composing multi-layered images using the Canvas/ Blend Board
- Using the video models to turn my Images into Videos
My Thoughts on Open Art
OpenArt has become one of my go-to platforms because it offers all the major AI image and video models in one place. What really makes it stand out for me is the image editor—it feels a lot like working in Photoshop. You can use layers, inpainting, background removal, upscaling, and more, all in a smooth, creative workflow. I also find the consistent character tool especially useful when working on visuals across multiple scenes.
I even made a video where I combined OpenArt’s image editor with Runway ML’s video restyle feature. The idea was to take advantage of OpenArt’s strong editing tools—like inpainting, layering, and background cleanup—and then bring that image into Runway to transform it into a styled video. It worked surprisingly well, and it’s a great way to get more creative control over your AI videos. If you’re curious how I did it step by step, definitely check out my tutorial.
