Most AI tools give you one model and a monthly bill. Reelina gives you 475 on one credit balance. Kling, Google Veo, ByteDance Seedance, MiniMax Hailuo, PixVerse, FLUX and Qwen share one studio. Upload a photo once, send it to any of them — changing model is a dropdown, not another signup. Plus 1,300+ templates and 60 tools: restoration, colourisation, product shots, caricature, headshots. Pay-as-you-go credits, cost shown before you run. No free tier; one free generation to try.
I built Reelina because I was paying four separate subscriptions to compare four video models on the same photo.
Kling, Veo, Seedance, Hailuo and PixVerse each want their own account and their own monthly bill, and you find out which one suits your shot only after you have paid for all of them. So Reelina runs them in one studio on one credit balance — you upload once, switch model from a dropdown, and pay for the generation rather than the month.
The part that surprised me while building it: people did not want a model picker. They wanted a result. So most of the app is now 1,300 templates and 60 one-click tools sitting on top of those models — restoration, colourisation, product shots, caricature — and the raw model list is there for the people who want it.
Two things I would rather say up front than have you find out: there is no free tier, only one free generation to try it. And credits are priced per model, with the cost shown before you press Generate, because "unlimited" plans are how you end up on the cheapest model without being told.
Happy to answer anything — especially if you try a photo through two models and one of them is clearly better. That comparison is the whole reason this exists.