Everything you need to know about our free AI image and video generator
Artvio is a web platform where you can create AI-generated images and videos. Just describe what you want in words and our AI models turn it into actual images. You can also animate those images into short videos.
Our AI has seen millions of images during training, so when you describe something, it knows how to put together the right colors, shapes and details to match what you're asking for. It happens in just a few seconds.
It's really simple. Sign up, type what you want to see in the prompt box (like 'sunset over mountains' or 'futuristic city'), pick a style and click generate. Your image shows up in a few seconds and you can download it instantly.
Yes, Just type what you're thinking - could be super specific like 'golden retriever wearing sunglasses on a beach' or more vague like 'peaceful morning vibes.' The more details you add, the better the result usually turns out.
Yes! We have 12+ different AI models, each with its own style - photorealistic, anime, fantasy art, cyberpunk, oil painting, watercolor, sketches and more. Try a few to see which one nails the look you're going for.
Yeah, tons of people use it for that! Just describe what you want - like 'professional headshot style' or 'anime character with blue hair' - and use square aspect ratio. Works great for social media profile pics.
Yes! After you generate an image, you can animate it into a short video. It adds motion to your creation which looks pretty cool, especially for social media posts.
Yes! We support resolutions up to 2048x2048 pixels, which is sharp enough for social media, presentations and even small prints. The quality depends on which AI model you use and how detailed your prompt is.
Yes! If you don't like the result, just modify your prompt and generate again. All your images are saved to your account and you can delete any of them whenever you want.
They're computer-generated, not photographs of real things. They're original digital artworks created by AI based on your ideas. The technical term is 'synthetic media'.