Dzine AI is an AI creative workspace for generating, editing, and developing images and videos. Its website describes it as an all-in-one creative suite for creators and teams, bringing image, video, and design work together instead of splitting it across separate tools.
The product began as an image tool built around layers, positioning, and sketching, and it now extends into video generation, lip sync, enhancement, filters, and production management. The site says it is used by over 5,000,000 creators and lists individual creators, creative teams, and production workflows as its audience.
How does Dzine AI work?
Work in Dzine happens on a canvas. For images, users place shapes, images, and other elements, then run Image-to-Image to merge them into a new layer that keeps the relative positions, sizes, and orientations they set. Predefined styles apply a look without a long style prompt, and Dzine Assistant can write prompts from plain language.
For longer projects, the homepage shows a node-based flow with an asset library, script analysis that turns scripts into scenes, and image, video, and audio generator nodes. Users can upload their own images as references to guide style, composition, characters, or products. Credits are spent on each generation or edit.
Key features of Dzine AI
The image side includes auto-selection that splits a picture into layers, an Enhance tool for artifacts and AI-generated faces and hands, and exports up to 6144px x 6144px. Paid plans add local edit, insert object, AI eraser, generative expand, and hand repair. The Chat Editor connects to models such as GPT Image, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream, and Flux.
The video side covers text to video, image to video, video to video, reference to video, talking avatars, text to speech, and multi-character lip sync. Production tools include reusable character assets, motion capture tracking, and clip switching. A chain-of-title record logs prompts, model choices, edits, approvals, and contributors, and infringement detection flags possible copyright or likeness risks.
Key Features
Layer-based composition board — Users arrange elements on a canvas with drag and drop, layering, positioning, and sketching, then use Image-to-Image to merge them while keeping the layout.
Enhance and editing tools — Enhance fixes artifacts and common problems with AI-generated faces and hands. Paid plans add local edit, insert object, AI eraser, generative expand, and hand repair.
Auto-selection into layers — An auto-selection tool splits an image into layers with a few clicks and saves the pieces as assets for future use.
Dzine Assistant and Chat Editor — A conversational assistant writes prompts from natural language, and the Chat Editor works with models such as GPT Image, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream, and Flux.
Video generation and lip sync — Tools cover text to video, image to video, video to video, reference to video, multi-character lip sync, AI talking avatars, and text to speech.
Character assets, motion capture, and clip switching — Reusable characters with multiple views, outfits, and expressions, motion capture tracking, and clip switching with logs of edits and contributors.
Chain of title and infringement detection — Records references, prompts, model choices, edits, approvals, and contributors, and flags possible copyright, likeness, trademark, or similarity risks.
Real-time collaboration and budget control — Teams share projects and assets, manage seats and roles, and track member credit usage against quotas, with extra credits available to buy.
Multiple third-party models — Supported models listed include Nano Banana Pro, Sora 2, Kling 2.6, Hailuo AI, Wan 2.6, Veo 3.1, Z-image, and Seedream 4.5.
High-resolution export — Exports PNG or JPG at 2x, 3x, and 4x, up to 6144px x 6144px.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Covers image, video, lip sync, enhancement, and filters in one workspace, so users need fewer separate tools.
Layer-based canvas gives control over composition instead of relying only on text prompts.
Team features include shared canvases, asset libraries, member roles, and per-member credit tracking.
Gives access to many third-party models, such as Nano Banana Pro, Kling, Seedream, Wan, and Veo.
Chain-of-title records and infringement flags support teams that care about rights and approvals.
Free plan lets users try the tools before paying.
Cons
Credit-based billing means costs vary by model and feature, so heavy video work can use up allowances quickly.
Free users cannot use output commercially, and many editing tools require a paid plan.
Unlimited image generation on Master tiers is subject to a fair usage policy.
The site notes usage rights vary by tool, model, and plan, so users must check terms before commercial delivery.
Pricing
Beginner (Individual) $8.99/month Monthly, or $7/month billed annually ($84)
Creator (Individual) $24.99/month Monthly, or $20/month billed annually ($240)
Master (Individual) $59.99/month Monthly, or $50/month billed annually ($600)
Master Pro (Individual) $149.99/month Monthly, or $120/month billed annually ($1,440)
Teams Free $0 per seat/month Monthly
Teams Creator $24.99 per seat/month Monthly, or $20 per seat/month billed annually ($240)
Teams Master $59.99 per seat/month Monthly, or $50 per seat/month billed annually ($600)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dzine AI?
Dzine AI is an AI creative workspace for generating, editing, and developing images and videos. It combines image generation, video creation, enhancement, lip sync, and filters, and includes team collaboration features.
How much does Dzine AI cost?
Individual plans start at $8.99 per month for Beginner, then Creator at $24.99, Master at $59.99, and Master Pro at $149.99 per month. Annual billing saves 22%. Team plans are priced per seat at $0, $24.99, and $59.99 per month.
Does Dzine AI have a free plan?
Yes. The FAQ says the free plan includes 100 credits at sign-up, valid for 12 months, usable across image and video creation. Free-tier output is limited to personal, non-commercial use.
Can I use Dzine AI content commercially?
Paid users on any paid plan can use generated content commercially to the extent permitted by law. Free users cannot. The site also says rights can vary by tool, model, plan, and content, so review the terms first.
Can teams collaborate in Dzine AI?
Yes. Teams can manage members, share projects and assets, organize workspaces, and work on the same canvas. Administrators can monitor credit usage, manage quotas, and buy additional credits.
What AI models does Dzine AI support?
The site lists Nano Banana Pro, Sora 2, Kling 2.6, Hailuo AI, Wan 2.6, Veo 3.1, Z-image, and Seedream 4.5. The pricing page also mentions models such as GPT Image, Midjourney, Flux, Ideogram, and Seedance.
How do credits work in Dzine AI?
Credits are deducted per use, depending on the feature and model. For example, Image-to-Image costs 4 credits in Normal Mode and 8 in Quality Mode. Creator plans and above can roll credits over for up to 3 months.
Is Dzine AI good for beginners?
The site says no prior AI image experience is needed and points to tutorials and a community. It also offers predefined styles that remove the need for complex style prompts.