OpenArt AI

OpenArt AI wants you to believe it’s the answer to your creative bottlenecks. It’s a web‑based playground for images and short‑form videos, proudly stacking multiple models under one roof. Because nothing says innovation like aggregating what already exists and slapping a shiny UI on top.

What It Claims to Do

• Image generation and editing in the browser Yes, you can generate pictures from text. You can also inpaint, remove backgrounds, and pretend you’re a digital magician. OpenArt even has pages dedicated to showing off these workflows, in case you weren’t sure what “inpainting” means.
• Upscaling for higher resolutions The Creative Upscale app promises 2K and 4K enhancements. Because who doesn’t want to burn credits just to make their blurry draft slightly less embarrassing?
• Model aggregation across image and video OpenArt parades its access to models like Imagen and FLUX. It’s basically a model buffet. Variety is nice, but let’s not confuse “lots of options” with “consistent quality.”
• Editing utilities beyond inpainting Background removal variants and a general image enhancer are sprinkled throughout the site. Translation: you’ll spend time clicking around to find the right tool, but hey, at least they exist.
• Video generation in 2025 The headline feature is the one‑click story workflow for “brain rot” videos. Vlogs, music clips, explainer templates… all generated from prompts, scripts, or songs. TechCrunch even covered it, so it must be important. OpenArt brags about aggregating 50+ models, including DALL·E‑3, GPT, Imagen, Flux Kontext, and Stable Diffusion. Impressive list, though the actual output may remind you why editing still matters.