Adobe Firefly vs Flux vs Krea vs LetzAI

A side-by-side look at Adobe Firefly, Flux, Krea and LetzAI for filmmakers: what each one can do, what it costs, and where they actually differ.

  • Adobe's generative studio for images, video and audio, with commercially cleared models and partner models

    Price
    Free daily generations, or Standard from $9.99/mo (2,000 credits); Pro Plus and Premium have a 30% first-year promo ending Oct 21
    Learning
    Easy
    Best for
    Generative fill and object removal on plates, stills and reference frames in Photoshop
  • Image model family for accurate text and photoreal stills, plus FLUX 3 video with native audio

    Price
    Pay per image on the API, from $0.014 (FLUX.2 klein 4B). Open weights are free for non-commercial use; commercial open-weights licences are quoted by sales.
    Learning
    Moderate
    Best for
    Key art and concept frames where legible text in the image matters
  • Multi-model AI canvas, agent and API for images, video and upscaling

    Price
    Basic $9/mo; Pro $35/mo ($21 yearly); Business $200/mo ($160 yearly); see the vendor's pricing page for other plans
    Learning
    Moderate
    Best for
    Pre-visualization: moodboards, look development and concept stills for a shoot
  • Canvas for AI filmmakers: storyboard, generate multi-model shots, cut and share previews.

    Price
    From EUR 8.25/mo billed yearly (EUR 99/yr, Beginner); Canvas needs a paid plan
    Learning
    Easy
    Best for
    Storyboards and animatics for pitch decks, shot by shot
The short version

Where they differ

  • Flux is the only one without infinite canvas.
  • Flux is the only one without AI agent.
  • Flux is the only one without chat assistant.
  • Flux is the only one without third-party models.

All 4 offer: text to image, text to video, image to video, upscaling, public API.

Feature by feature

Adobe Firefly vs Flux vs Krea vs LetzAI: capabilities

Adobe Firefly vs Flux vs Krea vs LetzAI
Adobe Firefly Flux Krea LetzAI
Price Free daily generations, or Standard from $9.99/mo (2,000 credits); Pro Plus and Premium have a 30% first-year promo ending Oct 21 Pay per image on the API, from $0.014 (FLUX.2 klein 4B). Open weights are free for non-commercial use; commercial open-weights licences are quoted by sales. Basic $9/mo; Pro $35/mo ($21 yearly); Business $200/mo ($160 yearly); see the vendor's pricing page for other plans From EUR 8.25/mo billed yearly (EUR 99/yr, Beginner); Canvas needs a paid plan
Infinite canvas Yes No Yes Yes
Node / flow builder Not confirmed No Yes Partial
AI agent Yes No Yes Yes
Chat assistant Yes No Yes Yes
Team collaboration Yes Not confirmed Yes Yes
Text to image Yes Yes Yes Yes
Image editing Yes Yes Yes Partial
Text to video Yes Yes Yes Yes
Image to video Yes Yes Yes Yes
Video to video Yes Partial Partial Partial
Native audio in video Not confirmed Yes Yes Partial
Lip-sync Not confirmed Yes Not confirmed Not confirmed
Voice / TTS Yes Partial Yes Not confirmed
Music & SFX Yes Partial Yes Not confirmed
Upscaling Yes Yes Yes Yes
Character consistency Partial Partial Partial Not confirmed
Camera control Not confirmed Partial Not confirmed Partial
Custom training Yes Yes Yes Partial
Third-party models Yes No Yes Yes
Public API Yes Yes Yes Yes
MCP server Not confirmed Yes Not confirmed Not confirmed
Desktop / local Partial Yes Not confirmed No
Open source No Partial Partial No
Free tier Yes Partial Yes Partial
Commercial use Yes Partial Yes Not confirmed

Each column comes from that tool's own researched page. "Not confirmed" means the vendor doesn't say.

Plans

Pricing compared

Adobe Firefly

Adobe Firefly plans
FreeFreemonthly
Standard$9.99monthly
Pro$19.99monthly
Pro Plus$49.99 ($34.97 first year, promo ends Oct 21)monthly
Premium$199.99 ($139.91 first year, promo ends Oct 21)monthly
Pro for teams$19.99 per licensemonthly, annual
Pro Plus for teams$49.99 per licensemonthly, annual
Premium for teams$199.99 per licensemonthly, annual

Flux

Flux plans
Open weights, non-commercialFreeone-time download
API pay-as-you-goFrom $0.014 per imagepay-per-image
Builder (open-weights licence)Contact saleslicence
Platform (open-weights licence)Contact saleslicence
Professional (open-weights licence)Contact saleslicence
EnterpriseContact salescustom

Krea

Krea plans
Free$0monthly
Basic$9monthly or yearly
Pro$35 list / $21 yearlymonthly or yearly
Business$200 list / $160 yearlymonthly or yearly
EnterpriseCustomcustom

LetzAI

LetzAI plans
BeginnerEUR 8.25/moyearly (EUR 99/yr)
FunEUR 20.75/moyearly (EUR 249/yr)
ProEUR 62.42/moyearly (EUR 749/yr)
UltraEUR 165.83/moyearly (EUR 1,990/yr)
Enterprise BasicEUR 416.67/moyearly (EUR 5,000/yr)
Enterprise PlusEUR 1,250/moyearly (EUR 15,000/yr)
The verdict

Which one should you pick?

Adobe Firefly

Pick it for

  • Generative fill and object removal on plates, stills and reference frames in Photoshop
  • Storyboard and mood-board work in Boards, with partner models for each shot
  • Filmmakers already paying for Creative Cloud who want AI inside Premiere and After Effects

Stands out

  • Commercial-clearance story: Adobe's own models are trained on Adobe Stock and licensed or public-domain content, and Adobe says outputs are safe for commercial use. Partner-model outputs carry their own terms.
  • Native Creative Cloud integration: generative fill, removal and expansion run inside Photoshop, and Premiere Pro and After Effects get Firefly features. Midjourney, Flux, Leonardo and Stable Diffusion have no equivalent in an NLE.

Watch out

  • Image quality for photoreal hero art still trails Midjourney and Flux in most side-by-side comparisons
  • Credits are consumed at different rates by model, so one plan's allowance is hard to predict across partner models
Full Adobe Firefly review →

Flux

Pick it for

  • Key art and concept frames where legible text in the image matters
  • Environment plates and set-design variations at 2K or 4K, priced per megapixel
  • Studios that want open weights and custom LoRAs running locally in ComfyUI

Stands out

  • Open weights: FLUX.2 [dev] and the klein models can be downloaded, self-hosted and fine-tuned, with LoRA rights on the licensed tiers. Midjourney is closed.
  • Pay per image with no subscription: FLUX.2 [klein] 4B from $0.014 per image, FLUX.2 [pro] from $0.03. Midjourney and Adobe Firefly sell monthly plans.

Watch out

  • Video is new. FLUX 3 Video availability and FLUX 3 Image early access have been described differently across sources, and video pricing is not published
  • Open-weights models are non-commercial by default, and commercial use needs a licence quoted by sales
Full Flux review →

Krea

Pick it for

  • Pre-visualization: moodboards, look development and concept stills for a shoot
  • Producers who want Seedance, Nano Banana and ChatGPT Image in one account instead of three subscriptions
  • Motion designers generating short hero clips with a reference image and a generated soundtrack

Stands out

  • One compute balance covers Krea's own models plus third-party image and video models (Seedance 2.5, Nano Banana Pro, ChatGPT Image 2, Kling, Topaz), so you do not need a separate subscription per model.
  • Canvas, node workflows and the Krea Agent sit in the same product, so a brief can be run as a chat or built as a visual graph.

Watch out

  • Compute units are opaque: per-model costs are not published, so budgeting video is guesswork
  • Native video is capped at 720p for Seedance 2.5; 1080p and 4K need Seedance 2.0
Full Krea review →

LetzAI

Pick it for

  • Storyboards and animatics for pitch decks, shot by shot
  • Testing one shot across several video models on the same board before committing credits
  • Agency client review with preview links and comments

Stands out

  • One workspace for storyboard, generation, shot-by-shot video animation and client previews, with no export step between tools
  • Multi-model access in one subscription: 40 active base models on the models page, including Seedance 2.5, Kling V3, Veo 3.1, Flux and Nano Banana

Watch out

  • Canvas and the assistant need a paid plan, and assistant chat draws from the credit balance
  • Credits are non-refundable and generation prices can change without notice
Full LetzAI review →

Each column comes from that tool's own researched page, checked against vendor pricing and changelog pages (oldest check: ). Sources are listed on each tool's page.

Build a different comparison →
Powered by ReelStack

Help keep this running

Your tip funds servers, models, and the time it takes to ship new tools faster. Set any amount below — every bit helps.