GoStudio.ai is an AI photo and video studio for headshots, photo fixes and video. Plans start at €5/month, with 10 free credits for new accounts.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
GoStudio.ai is a web-based AI studio for creating and editing photos and videos. The company describes the idea simply: create a photo, fix a photo, or turn a photo into a video, all in one place. It replaces separate tools for headshots, retouching and video generation with a single set of one-click tools.
The product began as an AI headshot tool that founder Kanika Bhatt launched on Reddit in February 2025. It has since grown into a library of 38 AI tools and more than 200 workflows, covering personal branding, product imagery, photo repair and video.
The company positions the product around a few ideas: no prompt writing, no model hunting and no required subscription. Users pick what they want to do, and the studio decides which AI model handles it.
Users upload a photo, choose a tool or describe a change, and the studio runs the job with a model it has assigned to that task. The site says it tests models such as GPT Image 2, Nano Banana 2, Seedance 2, Kling and Veo 3.1, then uses the best one for each job. An auto enhance prompt option helps users who do not want to write detailed prompts.
For personal branding, users train their look once and can then generate headshots and lifestyle photos across more than 200 styles. The company says this trained model does not expire.
Every action costs credits, and the cost depends on the model. A GPT Image 2 image costs 4 credits, a Nano Banana 2 image costs 8, and video generation starts at 25 credits and goes up to 110 or more, depending on the model, resolution and audio.
The photo tools cover AI headshots, hairstyle, hair color and makeup changes, virtual try-on, passport photos, birthday and Halloween photoshoots, and a hijab headshot option that preserves identity. Cleanup tools include object removal, background removal, blur background, outpainting, watermark removal and red-eye removal.
Enhancement tools include photo restoration, colorizing, upscaling to 4K and beyond, sharpening, noise removal, deblur and relighting. Product-focused tools cover product holding shots, scene integration, texture changes, shirt design mockups and multiple angles from one photo.
On the video side, GoStudio.ai offers image to video, text to video, talking avatars, lip sync, video upscaling, cinematic effects, AI style video, AI music video and prompt-based video editing. A Chrome extension is also listed.
GoStudio.ai is a web-based AI studio for creating and editing photos and videos. It includes AI headshots, photo restoration, object removal, upscaling, image to video and text to video, with the AI model chosen for each job.
Monthly plans shown in euros are Lite at €5 for 80 credits, Pro at €7 for 150 credits and Max at €17 for 500 credits. One-time credit packs and an annual option marked 22% off are also offered, though their prices are not shown in the source text.
New eligible accounts receive 10 free credits with no credit card required. The site also mentions a money-back guarantee, and the About page states it is 3 days.
The site states that credits never expire. It also says a subscription is not required, since users can buy credits and pay only for what they create.
The site lists GPT Image 2, Nano Banana, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, Seedance 2, Kling, Veo 3.1, Wan 2.7, Flux 2 Pro, Pruna AI, Bria and Grok, among others. The company says it tests models and assigns the best one to each task.
It suits professionals, coaches, founders, creators and small businesses that need personal branding photos, edited or restored images and short videos. Testimonials on the site come from founders, coaches and creative professionals.
It appears aimed at small users, with low entry pricing, one-click tools and product photo features such as multiple angles and product placement. The source text does not describe team accounts or business integrations.
GoStudio.ai was founded by Kanika Bhatt, who launched the first AI headshot tool on Reddit in February 2025. The company is now a team of five with no outside funding, according to its About page.