FLORA is an AI canvas for creative teams with 50+ image and video models. Free plan; paid plans start at $18 per seat per month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
FLORA is a generative AI canvas built for designers, brand teams, and agencies. It puts text, image, and video models into one workspace, so a team can generate, edit, and finish creative work without moving between separate tools. The company describes it as an infinite canvas where ideas branch into directions and move toward final assets.
The product is aimed at professional creative work rather than casual image generation. Its site highlights teams in fashion, e-commerce, advertising, media, and technology, and names Pentagram and Lionsgate among users. Press coverage from TechCrunch, CNET, and ADWEEK is linked from the homepage.
Work happens on a shared canvas. Users add prompts, reference images, and model nodes, then connect them so outputs flow into the next step. FLORA frames the process in three stages: Ideate by exploring many possibilities, Iterate with the whole team in real time, and Scale by turning one concept into many production-grade assets.
Techniques speed this up. They are reusable workflows built by FLORA and outside creators, and each can be run instantly or opened in your own canvas. The site also describes an assistant called FAUNA and the option to run FLORA from Claude, Codex, or your own code through MCP and the API.
The catalog covers more than 50 models, including Nano Banana 2, Veo 3.1, Sora 2, Kling 3.0, FLUX.2, Recraft V4, and Seedream 5.0. The canvas includes a multilayer image editor, annotations, labels, commenting, and, on paid plans, real-time cursors, batch generations, and an Action node.
Beyond the canvas, FLORA offers a Fashion Studio for sketch-to-campaign work, a 3D Node, and Decks for presenting canvas work as a live deck. Higher tiers add shared team assets, shared elements, per-member usage caps, and usage analytics. Max adds custom voices through ElevenLabs, limited to three per organization.
FLORA is a generative AI canvas for designers, brand teams, and agencies. It brings text, image, and video models into one workspace where teams can generate, edit, and produce visuals.
FLORA has a free plan at $0. Paid plans are Starter at $18 per seat per month, Pro at $50, and Max at $200, plus custom Enterprise pricing. Quarterly billing is listed at 10% off and annual billing at 20% off.
Yes. The Free plan covers one solo seat, three active projects, the full canvas and layer editor, and Techniques. It includes up to 17 generations, based on Nano Banana 2 average cost and capped at $2.50 of total usage.
The site lists 50+ models, including Nano Banana 2, Veo 3.1, Sora 2, Kling 3.0, FLUX.2, Stable Diffusion 3.5, Recraft V4, and Seedream 5.0. The pricing page says new models are available the day they release.
FLORA says it works with Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, and MCP, and can be run from Codex or custom code through its API. API and MCP access are included on Starter and above.
FLORA is aimed at designers, brand teams, creative agencies, and teams in fashion, e-commerce, media, and technology. It suits teams that produce many visual assets and want one shared place to work with multiple models.
Each seat adds to a shared dollar pool that the whole team draws from. Generations are metered at published model rates, and usage is visible by project and by member. Studio runs draw from the same pool.
Yes. The Enterprise plan is custom priced for teams of 9+ and lists SSO and SAML, dedicated support, and bespoke onboarding and training. Contact sales to get a quote.