Learn Freepik AI
Several image and video models under one subscription, with stock-style output, retouching and mock-ups. How to pick a model and get consistent results.
What Freepik AI is good at
- Many image and video models in one subscription
- Stock-style imagery and retouching
- Mock-ups and background changes
- Upscaling and reframing for delivery
Quickstart
- Pick the model by taskFreepik hosts several models; read each description and choose for realism, design or speed.
- Prompt plainlyDescribe subject, setting, light and style in a sentence or two.
- Refine in the editorUse the retouch and background tools to fix rather than regenerate.
- Check the licenceCommercial terms depend on your plan and the model used; read the current terms before delivery.
Settings cheat-sheet
| Setting | What it does | Start with |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Own and third-party models | By task |
| Style | Preset styles | None, then test |
| Aspect ratio | Standard ratios | Match the delivery |
| Upscale | Resolution and creativity | Low creativity |
| Licence | Depends on plan and model | Read before delivery |
Freepik AI guides
Guides for Freepik AI are on their way. The quickstart and cheat-sheet above are kept current in the meantime.
The five most-asked questions
Which models can I use in Freepik?
Freepik hosts its own and third-party models (for example Flux and several video models). The list changes, so check the model selector.
Can I use Freepik AI images commercially?
Generally yes on paid plans, but terms differ by model and plan. Check Freepik's current licence page and record the plan you used.
Does Freepik make video?
Yes, through its AI video tools built on third-party models, including image-to-video. Settings follow the model you choose.
Can I upscale in Freepik?
Yes, there is an upscaler with resolution and creativity-type options. Keep creativity low for images a client has approved.
How do I get a consistent set?
Keep the same model, style and prompt structure, use the same reference where the tool allows, and record the settings with each image.