Aitubo Review: Features, Pricing And Verdict

Aitubo (aitubo.ai) is a browser-based AI platform, with apps, that generates images and videos from text prompts and can also turn a still image into a video. Alongside that it offers music generation from a prompt, an infinite editing canvas, over 200 photo and video effects, and a set of editing tools: an image editor, background remover, headshot generator, face swap and upscaler. Apps are listed for iOS, Android, macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows, and an API is sold as a separate product.

Instead of building one model, Aitubo works as a hub. The homepage names Seedream 5.0, Nano Banana 2, GPT Image 1.5, Flux Kontext, Imagen 4, Qwen Image and Ideogram Character, with more behind a "View More" link. That multi-model approach is the main reason to look at it.

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On the free plan you can only use the non-PRO models. Paid plans unlock all models. The pricing page does not say which models count as PRO, so check inside the app before assuming a favorite model is free.

Paid plans also list an "unlimited relax mode" on selected older or lighter models: SD1.5 and Z Image on Basic, SDXL 1.0 added on Standard, and Flux 1.0 and A3 added on Pro. Relax mode generally trades speed for no token cost, but Aitubo's page does not describe the wait times, so treat that as a feature to test on the free plan first.

Output options span images, short videos (from text or from an image), and music tracks of up to 2 minutes on the free plan or 4 minutes on paid plans.

Prices below are from Aitubo's live pricing page on 23 October 2026, in US dollars. Yearly billing lowers the monthly price. Prices change, so confirm before you pay.

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Full token rules, refund terms and value breakdown on our Aitubo pricing page.

For casual use, it is hard to argue with a free plan that lets you try several models. For regular use, the paid plans look reasonably priced when billed yearly, especially at the Standard and Pro tiers where the token allowance per dollar is higher. The main risk is not the price but the uncertainty around token costs, content rules and refunds. A sensible path: start free, check what your favorite models cost in tokens, and only then decide on a yearly plan.

Aitubo runs a public website, links to app store listings and mobile and desktop apps, charges through Stripe, and publishes plans, a refund policy and terms. Those are normal signs of a working product. They are not a guarantee of how it will treat you.

On safety, this review is based on research and not hands-on use, so we cannot certify it. Paid plans list a Private Mode. Whatever you use, avoid uploading photos or personal data you would not want processed by an online AI service, and read Aitubo's privacy policy first.

Leonardo AI is the most common comparison. Both are subscription platforms that give access to image and video models. Details below come from each company's own pricing page, checked 23 October 2026.

Token units differ between platforms, so a bigger token number does not mean more output. Leonardo's free creations are public, which matters if you are working on private projects. Aitubo's paid plans list a Private Mode. If you want private work on the cheapest paid tier, that difference matters. Otherwise the choice comes down to which specific models you want and how many tokens they use in each app.

Pollo AI is more video-first. According to our Pollo AI overview, which is drawn from Pollo's own site, it lists models such as Veo 3, Sora 2, Kling, Seedance and Wan, a free plan with 20 credits one time, and paid plans from Lite at 400 credits a month up to Ultra at 5,000. Pollo says paid plans are watermark-free and gives a 3 day refund window on subscription credits.

By comparison, Aitubo has a monthly free allowance instead of a one-time one, a longer 7 day refund window, and a wider mix of image, music and editing tools. Aitubo does not state watermark rules on the pages we read, which Pollo does for paid plans. If your priority is video from named top-tier video models, compare Pollo first. If you want one account for images, video and music, Aitubo fits better.

1. Open the official site at aitubo.ai.
2. Sign up (the site lists email and social login options).
3. Stay on the free plan to start.
4. Open the AI Image Generator and choose a model that is not marked PRO.
5. Write a prompt, generate, and note how many tokens the app says it used.

Button names can change, so follow the labels on screen. For detailed walkthroughs, see the Aitubo AI image generator guide.

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