YouArt
AI video agent that turns a product photo or URL into finished short-form ads
Pricing
Free & Paid
Platforms
Web, MCP Server
Developer
Formative Intelligence Inc.
Rating
4.5 / 5.0
Last Updated
September 24, 2026
Overview
YouArt is a browser-based AI creative studio where the agent and the editing timeline live in the same place.
Verified on youart.ai on 24 September 2026: you start from a product photo, an e-commerce product URL or a written brief, and the agent chains the work that normally spans four or five tools - hook-first script, storyboard, shots, on-screen presenter, voice, captions and final edit.
Its UGC page describes the target workflow as three steps (define product and hook, generate visuals and avatar, polish and export) and quotes a customer line about going from brief to a finished TikTok ad in under ten minutes, with a library of AI avatars and Seedance 2.0 b-roll for the shots.
The model roster is unusually current for a single subscription: Seedance 2.5 and 2.0, MiniMax H3 and H3 Max, Wan 3.0, Grok Imagine 2, Midjourney v8.2, GPT Image 2.5 and 2, Nano Banana 2, LTX-2.5 and ElevenLabs v3 for voice.
Finished work is polished inside the built-in timeline editor rather than exported to CapCut or Premiere. Pricing is published with credits spelled out in outputs, which is the right way to compare this category.
Read on youart.ai/pricing on 24 September 2026: Basic is $11 a month, or $7.99 a month billed annually, with 1,000 credits - their own estimate is up to roughly 200 images or 332 seconds of video a month.
Pro is $36, or $23.99 billed annually, with 3,300 credits and up to about 1,000 images or 1,100 seconds of video, and it adds realistic face uploads.
Max is $198, or $119.99 billed annually, with 18,000 credits and up to about 6,000 images or 6,000 seconds of video.
Team is $435, or $263.99 billed annually, with 36,300 credits for up to 10 members across 5 teams, plus shared canvases, workflows and assets, role-based management, spending caps and per-member usage tracking.
Enterprise adds custom credits, Claude Code and Codex integration, organisation-wide skill sharing, a dedicated account manager and priority support.
Credit top-ups cost $5 per 500 credits and the page marks them subscription-required, so there is no a la carte path.
One clarification sits on the pricing page itself: the save-up-to-39-percent badge is measured against each plan crossed-out list price, not against monthly billing, and the FAQ states that yearly works out about 20 percent cheaper than paying monthly. Where YouArt separates itself from a plain prompt-to-video generator is the workflow layer underneath the agent.
Its e-commerce library is a set of cloneable visual workflows with a defined input and output for each: turning a 3D mockup or flat garment into on-model shots through GPT Image or Nano Banana, still-life product shots that learn a reference scene, split-screen still-life and model hero images, precise garment recolouring that keeps knit texture and folds, plus-size variants of the same recipes, and an image-to-video step that stitches clips into one shoppable video.
A canvas builder lets you wire those steps into your own graphs, and the MCP server at mcp.youart.ai/mcp lets Cursor, Claude Code, Codex or ChatGPT drive generation, build workflows and reuse past assets over OAuth without pasting API keys.
The fit check on the vendor own pages is refreshingly candid: best for growth marketers, e-commerce founders and agencies producing creative at volume, explicitly not ideal for brands wanting traditional high-budget cinematic television commercials.
Two practical caveats before you commit budget: credits are consumed by premium video models fast, and the model lineup changes - the site was already advising users that OpenAI retires Sora 2 and Sora 2 Pro on 24 September 2026.
Use Cases
Producing multiple UGC-style TikTok and Reels ad variants from a single product photo to test hooks before spending on creators
Turning a product URL or brief into a 15-second review-style ad with an AI presenter for fast launch-day creative
Building catalogue imagery without a shoot: 3D mockup or flat garment into multi-angle on-model shots, still-life heroes and composite main images
Expanding SKU colourways and plus-size ranges by recolouring and redressing existing product photography
Letting a Cursor, Claude Code or ChatGPT agent build and run an image-to-video ad pipeline from a plain-language request
Who Is This For
Growth marketers at DTC and e-commerce brands who need creative volume rather than one hero asset
E-commerce founders and Shopify or TikTok Shop sellers producing ads without a production team
Agencies running paid social for multiple clients who need shared assets, spend caps and per-member usage tracking
Content and social teams already using Cursor, Claude Code or ChatGPT who want generation inside their existing tools
Product and catalogue teams that need on-model, still-life and colourway imagery without booking studio time
Key Features
Agent that ships a finished ad
Give the agent a product URL, an uploaded photo or a written offer and it drafts a hook-first short-form script, casts a presenter avatar, generates every shot with its own dialogue, handles lip sync and pacing, then returns the assembled ad with burnt-in captions and music - no filming, studio or editor required in between.
Cloneable e-commerce workflows
A template library of complete visual pipelines - 3D mockup to on-model shots, still-life and flat-lay hero composites, garment recolour that preserves knit and folds, plus-size variants, and image-to-video stitching - each documented with a best-for line and an expected output, so you clone a recipe instead of rebuilding a prompt chain.
Video workflow canvas
Build and run multi-step graphs on one canvas - generate, animate, voice over, stitch, grade - using any of the included models, pull any previous generation back in as a reference or start frame, and share canvases, workflows and assets with a team instead of exporting files between tools.
MCP server for agent-driven generation
mcp.youart.ai/mcp connects Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and ChatGPT to your YouArt account over OAuth, with no API key to paste into chat. Your client can generate images, video and audio, wire new workflow nodes and run whole pipelines, and authorisation is explicit - signing in on the website alone does not grant access.
One subscription, eleven model families
Paid plans unlock the full roster - Seedance 2.5 and 2.0, MiniMax H3 and H3 Max, Wan 3.0, Grok Imagine 2, Midjourney v8.2, GPT Image 2.5 and 2, Nano Banana 2, LTX-2.5 and ElevenLabs v3 - plus realistic face uploads, the built-in video editor, unlimited template access and watermark-free output, so testing a new model does not mean a new vendor.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Published credit maths rather than unlimited claims: Basic 1,000 credits is quoted as roughly 200 images or 332 seconds of video a month, Pro 3,300, Max 18,000, Team 36,300 - enough to model cost per tested creative before paying
- Agent plus editor in one browser tab means iteration happens on the ad itself: change the script, regenerate the same avatar, adjust captions and music in the timeline, then export, instead of round-tripping renders through an external editor
- E-commerce workflows target specific catalogue problems that are expensive to shoot - 3D mockup to on-model, colourway expansion from a reference swatch, still-life hero composites, plus-size variants - and are cloned per project, not rebuilt
- The MCP server is a genuine differentiator for teams already working in Cursor, Claude Code or ChatGPT: ad generation and workflow authoring can be triggered from the editor or chat you already use, with OAuth instead of API keys
- Team and Enterprise tiers include the controls an agency needs before pooling creative work: up to 10 members across 5 teams, role-based management, per-member usage tracking, spending caps, shared assets and organisation-wide skill sharing
Cons
- Credits are the real cost driver, not the plan price: 1,000 credits on Basic only covers about 332 seconds of video, so any team running a real UGC testing cadence will be on Pro at $23.99 to $36 a month or Max at $119.99 to $198 a month almost immediately
- Top-ups cannot be bought standalone - the $5 per 500 credit pack is marked subscription required - so there is no way to pay per project without carrying a plan
- The workflow templates are prescriptive by design: you are cloning a proven shot structure, and the vendor own fit check says it is not ideal for brands wanting traditional high-budget cinematic television commercials
- Model dependencies carry schedule risk: the roster is a selling point today, but the site was already warning that OpenAI retires Sora 2 and Sora 2 Pro on 24 September 2026, so prompts and workflows tied to a retired model need reworking
- Headline annual savings overstate the difference: the up-to-39-percent badge is measured against crossed-out list prices, while the pricing FAQ confirms yearly is about 20 percent cheaper than monthly
Pricing Plans
Basic
For hobbyists and explorers running the agent on real products a few times a month.
- 1,000 credits a month
- Up to ~200 images or ~332 seconds of video a month
- Access to advanced models: Seedance 2.5 and 2.0, Nano Banana 2, GPT Image 2.5 and 2, ElevenLabs v3
- Intelligent creative agent and built-in video editor
- Unlimited template access and no watermark
Pro
The most popular tier, for creators and professional users producing ads continuously.
- 3,300 credits a month
- Up to ~1,000 images or ~1,100 seconds of video a month
- Everything in Basic
- Realistic face uploads for avatar-led UGC
- Full advanced model roster including Seedance 2.5 and MiniMax H3
- No watermark, unlimited templates, video editor
Max
For power users and small teams running high creative volume.
- 18,000 credits a month
- Up to ~6,000 images or ~6,000 seconds of video a month
- Everything in Pro
- All advanced models including H3 Max and Midjourney v8.2
- Built for multi-campaign testing across TikTok, Reels and Meta
Team
For teams and studios that need shared assets and spend controls.
- 36,300 credits a month
- Up to ~12,000 images or ~12,100 seconds of video a month
- Everything in Max
- Up to 10 members across 5 teams
- Share canvas, workflows and assets with your team
- Role-based management, team credit management, spending caps and per-member usage tracking
Frequently Asked Questions
Editorial Review
Editorial Team
September 24, 2026
Verified from youart.ai on 24 September 2026: the pricing page lists Basic at $11 per month or $7.99 billed annually with 1,000 credits (about 200 images or 332 seconds of video), Pro at $36 or $23.99 annually with 3,300 credits, Max at $198 or $119.99 annually with 18,000 credits and Team at $435 or $263.99 annually with 36,300 credits for up to 10 members and 5 teams with role-based management and spending caps. The same page confirms the model roster (Seedance 2.5 and 2.0, MiniMax H3 and H3 Max, Wan 3.0, Grok Imagine 2, Midjourney v8.2, GPT Image 2.5 and 2, Nano Banana 2, LTX-2.5, ElevenLabs v3), credit top-ups at $5 per 500 credits marked subscription-required, and the clarification that the up-to-39-percent saving is measured against list prices rather than monthly billing.
Editorial Team
September 24, 2026
Editorial verdict: YouArt is one of the few AI video products we have reviewed where the agent is genuinely the product rather than a chat wrapper around a generator. The three pieces that matter to a marketing team are the ad workflow from a photo or product URL, the cloneable e-commerce pipelines that solve real catalogue problems such as 3D mockup to on-model and colourway expansion, and the MCP server that lets Cursor or Claude Code author and run those pipelines - that last one is rare at this price. The trade-offs are honest ones: credit burn on premium video models means the entry plan is a test tier rather than a production tier, top-ups need an active subscription, template workflows trade originality for speed, and the vendor only promises output that is good enough for short-form performance ads, not cinematic brand films. We would point agencies and DTC teams testing creative at volume here, and brands commissioning a hero film elsewhere.
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