SeaArt is an all-in-one creation platform that brings AI image generation, video generation, and character creation together in a single interface. Released in March 2023 and based in Singapore, it supports a wide range of leading external models including Veo, Sora, Kling AI, Flux, and Seedream, and also lets you use more than 1,000 community-published models and LoRAs. On top of that, it offers Agent Mode for working conversationally, ComfyUI for building workflows node by node, and model training for teaching the system your own style. That range means everyone from “I just want to try it” users to people who want to fine-tune every detail can stay in one place. iOS and Android apps are available, so you can generate from a smartphone alone.
Key Features
- Many generation models in one place: Switch between well-regarded image and video models such as Veo, Sora, Kling AI, Flux, and Seedream. You can compare them from a single account without subscribing to a separate service for each
- Video and characters, not just still images: Beyond still image generation, it can create video from text or images, and lets you define a character so it appears consistently across generations. This makes it easy to develop one concept as both stills and video
- Agent Mode for conversational creation: Describe what you want in plain language and the mode helps with model selection and parameter tuning. You can get closer to the image you have in mind without knowing the detailed settings terminology
- ComfyUI and model training: Node-based workflow editing (ComfyUI) is available for advanced users. You can also train your own model (LoRA) on your images to keep styles and characters consistent
- A full set of editing tools: Upscaling, background removal, and face swap are built in for finishing work after generation, so you can reach a finished result without moving to another image editor
- Community and model sharing: Browse models, LoRAs, and example works published by other users, and borrow their settings for your own generations
Pricing
Even on the free tier you receive a daily allowance of “Stamina” (points consumed by generation), so you can try the service without paying. Paid membership, called SVIP, comes in four tiers; higher tiers raise your daily Stamina, the number of concurrent tasks, and generation priority.
| Plan | Daily Stamina (approx.) | Main features |
|---|---|---|
| Free | About 130 | Try the core features. Longer waits for generation |
| Beginner SVIP | About 300 | Priority generation channel, high-quality mode |
| Standard SVIP | About 700 | More concurrent tasks, private generation |
| Professional SVIP | About 2,100 | Even more concurrent tasks and generation capacity |
| Master SVIP | About 3,500 and up | Top tier, with several steps for high-volume generation |
Separately from Stamina, you can buy “Credits” used for certain features and for generation beyond your allowance. Amounts are shown on the official Mall page, exclude tax, and vary by region and exchange rate, so exact prices need to be confirmed at checkout.
Pricing is as of August 2026. Exact amounts per plan are not published as fixed figures, so please check the official site for current pricing.
Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Images, video, and characters are all covered by one service, so you do not need separate subscriptions per use case
- You can try major generation models side by side, which makes model selection easier
- A free tier lets you confirm how it feels before paying
- ComfyUI and model training give you plenty of room to grow once you are comfortable
- Post-generation editing tools such as upscaling and background removal are in the same interface
⚠️ Cons
- Two separate consumption units, Stamina and Credits, make the pricing structure less than intuitive
- Generation on the free plan is slow, and waiting is common
- The sheer number of features makes the interface confusing at first, and it takes time to get used to
- Responsibility for rights clearance on generated work (training sources, likeness, trademarks) remains with the user, so commercial use requires care
- Supported models change quickly, so previously used settings may not be reproducible later
Comparison with Similar Services
| Item | SeaArt | Civitai | Leonardo.Ai | Midjourney |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main use | Integrated image, video, character | Model sharing and image generation | Image generation and asset production | Image generation |
| Video generation | Yes | Partial | Yes | Yes |
| Custom model training | Yes (LoRA) | Yes | Yes | No |
| Node editing | ComfyUI built in | No | No | No |
| Mobile app | iOS / Android | No | Yes | No |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
Who Is It For
- Individual creators who want both images and video without subscribing to several services
- People comparing multiple generation models to find one that fits their style
- Anyone who wants consistent character appearances for series work, comics, or social media assets
- Users who want to step into ComfyUI or model training but would rather not start with environment setup
- Smartphone-centric users who want to generate on the go
Summary
SeaArt is an AI creation platform that consolidates image, video, and character generation along with finishing edits into one place. Its strengths are broad support for external models and an easy entry point through Agent Mode, paired with an advanced path via ComfyUI and model training. Pricing remains hard to read because of the two-part Stamina and Credits structure, so it is worth confirming generation speed and output quality on the free tier first, then deciding which SVIP tier fits once you know how much Stamina you actually need.