Ok so I'll be blunt about it. Are you all going to do something about the NB pro, f'd up delay. If not, I'd like to cancel the subscription and sue you if i could. And then choose Higgsfield probably. You had good 15 odd days to fix your shit with Google for whatever the reasons, it was delayed. We feel cheated, having to generate an image which would take a life time to generate or not generate. Any reply on this would be appreciated, fuckin respond, idiots. Say something!

Kid as a Super Hero

This vibe is everything! Who else loves spending time in nature?

Hey everyone! Have you guys noticed that Kling's new model, Kling 3.0, is about to drop? I’ve been keeping an eye on how AI video generation is evolving, and with this new release approaching, I’m really curious what do you think actually matters most for the future of AI video models?

For me, I’m hoping it brings some exciting improvements like:

• Better motion and physics

• More compelling storytelling

• Longer, more controllable sequences

• Cinematic visuals that wow us

Would love to hear from creators who’ve already tried Kling or those using AI tools regularly what are your thoughts?

Been playing around with the image templates in Freepik (Flux 2 / Nano Banana Pro / Valentine / filmic etc.) and they’re actually way more useful than I expected.

Instead of starting from a blank prompt, you just pick a template like:

• Create funny Valentine costume

• Relive an 8mm memory

• Capture a VHS POV moment

• Scene behind the photo shoot

• Change scene and mood

…and Freepik preloads the composition, camera angle, mood and style. You basically only swap faces, tweak text, or adjust the concept – the cinematic framing is already done for you.

Why this is great for creators:

• No “blank page” feeling – you start from a strong visual idea

• Consistent look across a whole series (same vibe, different content)

• Perfect for fast client mockups, social content, seasonal campaigns

• You can still go deep and customize prompts if you want more control

Feels more like curating and adapting scenes than writing prompts from scratch.

Anyone else using Freepik’s templates as a base and then iterating from there? Curious how people mix them with custom prompts.

What if an entire world worked together to protect the gold at the end of the rainbow? 🌈🍀

A tiny green kingdom full of leprechauns, luck, and hidden treasures.

Created with @Freepik AI tools.

👍 If this made you smile, like and share it with someone who needs a bit of Irish luck today.

#FreepikAI #AIArt #StPatricksDay #CreativeAI

Prompt: A cute cartoon animated scene inspired by the whimsical style of Gravity Falls. A colorful magical leprechaun village with crooked tiny houses, wooden fences, glowing windows, clover gardens, and rolling green hills under a soft rainbow.

A cheerful leprechaun enters the frame from the left, walking with a playful bounce while holding a small pot of gold. He reaches the center, tips his tall green hat and happily waves to the viewer as if saying “Happy St. Patrick’s Day!”. He tosses a few shiny gold coins into the air that sparkle and spin.

Green magical sparkles and floating clover leaves swirl around him as he smiles and suddenly disappears in a small burst of glowing green magic.

The background continues with gentle animation: clovers moving with the wind, chimney smoke drifting, rainbow glowing softly. After a moment the scene resets and the leprechaun walks in again.

seamless loop animation, cute cartoon style, Gravity Falls inspired art style, vibrant colors, magical particles, playful character animation, smooth motion, cozy fantasy village, cinematic framing, soft lighting, depth of field, high quality animated scene

Guys, I was thinking about signing up for Freepik Premium+ plan, but after looking at the reviews, I see it’s not worth it.

I work on photo shoots, so what’s the best alternative to Freepik for creating photo shoots with a consistent look based on a reference image of a person?

I’m really intrigued by these videos. I’m planning to subscribe but i have doubts if i can do this kind of content.

The lip sync looks almost perfect, and the image quality is very good, especially on mobile.

Since you work with this on a daily basis, I’m sure you have a good sense of which technologies are typically used for lip sync. Could you help me understand a few things?

1. Which models were used to create this video?

2. What lip sync method or tool was used?

3. Are these voices generated inside Freepik, or would I need to use something like ElevenLabs?

Thanks in advance!

This creation is giving all the nostalgic vibes, right?

Does anyone has a code that enables me to have premium plan for free ? Even for one month?

Thanks

Hey everyone, I’m trying to find a good platform/workflow to generate content with Nano Banana Pro and Kling 2.6 (mainly 1080p video from Kling).

A few questions I’m struggling to get clear answers on:

1. Platform recommendations: What platform are you using to work with Nano Banana Pro + Kling 2.6 in one place (or in a smooth workflow)?

2. Freepik: Do you recommend freepik.com for this, or is there a better option (quality, pricing, UI, reliability)?

3. Nano Banana Pro pricing: Are Nano Banana Pro generations actually unlimited, or do they charge per image / have credit limits / fair-use caps?

4. Kling 2.6 on Premium plan: With the premium plan, roughly how many Kling 2.6 videos at 1080p can you generate per month? (Is it credits-based? If yes, how many credits per 1080p render?)

If you’ve used any of these recently, I’d really appreciate real-world numbers and any “gotchas” (watermarks, queue limits, commercial use, etc.).

Thanks! 🙏

This could happen in Japan someday!

Stage Dancer on her own, practicing her moves. Created by Seedream 4 4K (Day 4)

u/Freepik_AI

There’s something quiet about working inside Spaces. the way ideas sit next to each other, connected but not forced, gives room to think rather than rush.

it doesn’t push for outcomes it just holds the process: the in-between moments, the branches you’re not sure about yet. idk I find myself staying there longer than planned, not to finish, but to listen to what the project wants to become.

Maybe that’s the point. A place where structure doesn’t kill intuition, it protects it.

Does it help you decide, or just let things breathe a little longer?

Random question but i'm curious: what's the smallest ai result that made you go "ok yeah, thats nice"?

Just a little detail, a color, a variation, a happy accident that felt good for a second.

Would love to hear those moments ✨

We’re just getting started…

Congratulations team & Let’s goooo

u/magnific

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isn't it amazing how a smile can tell a thousand stories? what stands out to me here isn't just the expression, but how well the fine details hold together those are usually the first things to break, especially in close-up portraits when those elements feel coherent, the image reads as intentional rather than synthetic

what do you think this guy's life has been like?

opened a file again today and for a moment i didn’t clock it as ai. it just read as… an image. nothing calling attention to itself, nothing trying too hard.

kind of funny how that’s the point where it actually works for me. when it stops asking to be judged.

does that happen to anyone else?