KagentenKagenten is an AI agent platform for finished visuals: you give it a sentence or a photo, and it returns a full-resolution image in one of 15 art styles — or a short, postable video made from one or two photos. It launched on September 23, 2026, runs entirely in your browser, and sells one-time credits instead of subscriptions. This article is the straight tour: what the platform makes, what it costs, and what it honestly cannot do yet. We're the team that builds it, and we'd rather set the limits here than have you discover them after spending credits.
You don't drive a toolbox. There are no layers to stack and no timeline to scrub. You describe what you want — "a travel journal poster for my Kyoto trip" — or upload a photo, and the agent does the rest: it reads your request, applies the style you picked, and generates the finished piece. If something isn't right, you keep talking to it — "make the sky warmer," "try watercolor instead" — and it edits the same image rather than starting from scratch.
"Platform" is deliberate wording: one account and one credit balance cover every agent under the roof. Today that's the Image Agent (Kagenten's AI image agent) and two video templates, with new styles and capabilities added as they're ready.
Generations are full-resolution and watermark-free, and you own what you make — commercial use included.
Two templates ship today, and neither asks you to write a prompt:
Both come back watermark-free and ready to post. Here's a real output — one photo in, the party scene out:
The two guides below walk through each template step by step, including what photos work best.
Videos take minutes rather than seconds — roughly 15–20 minutes for Burning Bridges at current demand, and 5–25 minutes for Hotel Lobby depending on the length you pick. You can close the page while it renders; the clip keeps processing and lands under My Videos.
Images are generated with a mix of leading third-party models — the default is Seedream 5.0 Flash, and Pro-series models are part of member perks.
Kagenten launched on September 23, 2026, and is built and run by a small team with one goal: the shortest path from an idea to something you're glad to post. If something's missing or broken, tell us — [email protected] and the in-app Feedback button reach the team directly.
Kagenten is an AI agent platform that turns a sentence or a photo into full-resolution images — and one or two photos into short AI videos — right in your browser.
Yes. 10 free credits arrive with your first visit, no account needed — enough for a 1K image. Signing up adds 10 more, and the daily check-in adds 10 every day.
No. Everything runs in a modern browser, on desktop or phone — upload, generate and download without installing anything.
Images start at 10 credits (1K on the default model). Videos cost $4.9–$8.9 (200–500 credits) depending on the template and length. The $8.9 starter pack gives 500 credits — about 50 images or one video.
Yes. You own your images and videos and may use them commercially.
No auto-renewing subscriptions. Plans and packs are one-time payments, and pack credits stay valid for 12 months.
The credits are refunded automatically and in full — no support request needed.
Not today — videos come from two fixed templates. Images are open-ended: describe the scene you want and the agent draws it, within the content standards.
This article was written by the Kagenten team on 2026-10-14. The text was drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by the team; every product detail above (prices, limits, features) was checked against the live product before publishing. Questions? Contact us.