What image and video models does Kavel offer?

Its image tools include Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana 2 Lite. Video options include Seedance 2.0 variants and Veo 3.1.

How does Kavel calculate generation costs?

Kavel charges credits according to the selected model, resolution, duration, and input type, and displays an estimate before the run starts.

Does a failed generation use credits?

No. Kavel states that credits are only deducted for successful generations.

Can I use Kavel before buying a plan?

Yes. Kavel provides free starting credits, and its pricing page says image generation can begin without creating an account.

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What is Kavel?

Kavel is a browser-based creative studio for generating and editing images with Nano Banana models and producing videos with Seedance and Veo. It combines text and reference-image workflows with resolution controls, shared credits, and an upfront cost estimate.

What can Kavel do?

AI Image Generation
Creates 1K to 4K images from text with Nano Banana models.
Reference Image Editing
Edits and combines up to 14 reference photos in one image workflow.
AI Video Generation
Turns text or reference images into video with Seedance and Veo.
Native Video Audio
Generates sound in the same pass on supported video models.
Credit Cost Preview
Displays the credit estimate before the user starts a generation.
Failed Run Protection
Does not deduct credits when an image or video generation fails.

Who is Kavel for?

Social and short-form creators: Creators use Kavel to produce social posts, thumbnails, and short image or video clips from prompts and references.
E-commerce and brand teams: Brand teams move from product imagery to advertising video while keeping the visual direction consistent.
Video and content teams: Content teams create finished video cuts and talking scenes that include generated audio.
Designers and planners: Designers explore an idea as a still image and then present the same concept as video.
Education and training teams: Education teams create diagrams and explanatory clips for lessons and onboarding materials.