Fuser is a node-based AI canvas for image, video, audio and 3D workflows, with Recipes and team tools. Plans from $22.50/mo and a 30-day trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Fuser is a node-based AI canvas built for finished creative production. It brings 341 media models (133 image, 169 video, 30 3D and 9 audio) and 113 language models onto one infinite canvas, so a team can work across media without moving between separate tools.
The company describes Fuser as an open canvas where tools, models and ideas connect. Every prompt, reference and step stays visible in the graph, which means a result can be traced back to how it was made. Fuser Technologies, Inc. positions the product around process rather than one-shot output, and it is aimed mainly at creative agencies and studio teams.
Work happens on a canvas of connected nodes. You add image, video, audio, 3D or language-model nodes, wire references and prompts into them, and run generations. Each generation node shows its credit cost before it runs, so spend is visible while you build.
Once a flow works, you can select the connected nodes and package them as a Recipe. The Recipe becomes one node with the inputs you chose to expose, such as a product image or camera direction, plus a credit estimate beside the Execute button. Results can then move into Compositor for editable layouts, or into an App node to build a website around them.
Recipes are the central reuse feature. Instances are pinned to a specific workflow version, so a finished project keeps its setup while you test an updated version elsewhere. Creators can publish recipes with a name, thumbnail and examples, and others can browse the recipe index.
The App node works as an AI website and web app builder. You describe what visitors should do, connect a moodboard as inspiration and logos or product images as assets, then refine the live preview through an inspector, Markup pins, media replacement or direct code edits. Compositor and Creative Code cover editable layouts and interactive visuals, while Prompt Crafter is included from the Professional plan.
Fuser is a node-based AI canvas for creative production. It runs 341 image, video, 3D and audio models plus 113 language models on one canvas, with Recipes, Compositor, Creative Code and an App builder on top.
Displayed prices are $22.50/mo for Indie, $44.10/mo for Professional and $170.10/mo for Teams, each with a 10% volume discount noted. An annual option is listed at 15% off. Enterprise pricing is available through sales.
Yes. New accounts get a 30-day trial of the Professional plan with 500 credits to start and 500 more every 30 days. Generations use credits during the trial.
Recipes are prebuilt or user-made AI workflow templates. You provide inputs such as a brief or reference image, review the credit estimate and run the whole process in one click. Make a copy to change the underlying workflow.
Yes. Teams can work on the same canvas and keep feedback beside the work. The Teams plan adds a shared credit pool, per-member spend limits, roles and permissions, and single sign-on, with 10 seats included.
Yes. Unused credits roll over to the next billing period, and one-time credit packs can be bought when more are needed. Plans can also be paused, switched or skipped for a month.
Bring your own key is available for supported providers on personal accounts. Provider usage is billed through your provider account, so check the supported provider and model in settings first.
Check the applicable model or provider terms and the rights to your input material first. A subscription does not clear third-party copyright, trademark or likeness rights. The Indie plan lists a commercial license.