Krea 3 AI Image Editor

Krea 3 is a browser-based AI image workspace at krea3.art built for precise edits: you keep a product, character, or room and change only what you describe. Video tools sit in the same generator for the moment a still needs motion.

No. krea3.art is an independent site and is not operated or endorsed by Krea AI. Krea AI released its own Krea 3 editing model on October 15, 2026, on krea.ai and through partners such as fal and Replicate. Here, edits run on the models listed in the generator.

Krea AI describes its Krea 3 model as an image editor built for production: native 2K output, most edits in under 8 seconds, several reference images per edit, and strong product and character preservation. Those are Krea AI figures measured on its own platform.

In the Krea AI launch benchmark, the Krea 3 model finished median edits in under 8 seconds, against roughly 33 seconds for Nano Banana Pro and 90 seconds for GPT Image 2. In this Krea 3 workspace, speed depends on the model you pick and the queue, so judge by your own tasks.

Krea AI lists its Krea 3 model at $0.06 per 2K image, versus $0.135 for Nano Banana Pro and $0.22 for GPT Image 2, before reference fees. On krea3.art, the generator shows a credit quote for every model and setting before you submit.

Pick the Krea AI app for its real-time canvas, LoRA training, and the official Krea 3 model. Midjourney suits open-ended style exploration. Krea 3 at krea3.art suits people who want several image and video models, credit pricing, and edit-first prompting in one place.

Krea AI is the company behind krea.ai, its real-time canvas, and the Krea 3 editing model. Krea 3 at krea3.art is a separate, independent workspace that borrows the edit-first approach and runs other image and video models. Neither replaces the other.

For many briefs, yes. If you mainly need product scenes, character continuity, and furniture swaps paid with credits, Krea 3 covers that. If you need Krea AI features such as LoRA training or the real-time canvas, use Krea AI directly.

Yes, if you hold the rights. Download an image you made on Krea AI, upload it to Krea 3 as a reference, and keep editing with another model. Check the Krea AI terms for your plan before reusing output commercially.

No. The earlier Krea 1 and Krea 2 image models from Krea AI run on krea.ai and its partners. The Krea 3 workspace lists its own available models, such as Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, Flux 2, and Qwen Image 3, inside the generator.

Krea AI points people to Krea 2 for open style exploration and to its Krea 3 model for precise edits. In this Krea 3 workspace, sketch moods with Flux 2 first, then switch to an editing model to lock the look you chose.

Small brands staging products in Krea 3, illustrators keeping a character consistent, home stagers testing furniture, architecture students rendering sketches, and families restoring old prints. They share one habit: a picture they already like and one thing to change.

A fresh generation reinvents every pixel, so a logo or face can drift. Starting from your own image in Krea 3 keeps the parts you trust and spends effort only on the change, which means fewer rerolls and fewer surprises.

Follow the order Krea AI recommends for editing: what stays the same, then the change, described the way a photographer would. Add "only" to fence the edit, as in "only replace the sofa", and label each reference by its role.

Name the label, cap, and logo as fixed, and Krea 3 aims to preserve them while it builds a new scene. Always zoom in: small lettering and exact brand colours are where every editing model, Krea AI included, still slips.

Yes. Use one finished portrait as the anchor and describe the new pose or setting. Krea 3 holds faces and costume well with a clear reference, but check hands, props, and accessories on every image in a series.

Yes. Upload a marker sketch, a moodboard, or a faded print, then describe the finish you want. For restoration, ask Krea 3 to repair damage without altering faces, and keep the original file next to the result.

It depends on the model. Nano Banana Pro accepts up to eight images in this Krea 3 workspace, while other models accept fewer. For comparison, Krea AI quotes up to six references for its own Krea 3 model.

Yes. Switch the Krea 3 generator to Video to animate a still or start from text. Model, duration, and resolution options vary, and video tasks cost more credits than image edits.

Check the current offer after you sign in. Krea 3 may include an introductory allowance, but most tasks need credits. The free tier on Krea AI is a separate service with its own limits.

Each Krea 3 task shows a quote before you submit, based on model, resolution, and references. Plans renew monthly or yearly, while one-time packs suit occasional projects. See Pricing for current terms.

Paid Krea 3 plans include a commercial use licence, but you remain responsible for the rights in your uploads: product photos, likenesses, artwork, and trademarks. AI output is not a guarantee of non-infringement.

Supported models in Krea 3 offer 1K, 2K, and some 4K options. Choose 2K or higher for print or large screens, and inspect fine detail at the size you plan to publish.

Finished Krea 3 images appear in My Images and videos in My Videos. Download the versions you approve rather than relying on hosted links staying available forever.

Yes. Krea 3 runs in modern mobile and desktop browsers. Upload and prompt anywhere, but review edges and small text on a larger screen before you publish.

Check the Krea 3 task status before resubmitting so you are not charged twice. Busy models can queue. If a task stalls, email support@krea3.art with the task ID and your account email.

For listings, news, and ads, yes. Staged rooms, restored photos, and composite product shots can mislead when unlabelled, so add a short note such as "digitally staged" where your platform expects it.

Email support@krea3.art with your account email, task or order ID, and a short description of the issue. Never send passwords or full card numbers.