All-in-one creative suite combining AI and premium stock assets. Designers, marketers, and creators can generate and edit images, videos, and more with ease.
Freepik is a creative platform packed with AI tools and a vast collection of stock images, videos, templates, and icons. Launched in 2010 by Alejandro Sánchez, Pablo Blanes, and Joaquín Cuenca, it started as a simple search engine but changed into a full design resource hub.
Freepik keeps adding AI-driven tools to make design work easier, whether you're a pro or just starting.
Freepik is constantly growing its features to help creators work faster and better. Whether you’re a designer, marketer, or content creator, it’s got tools to bring your ideas to life.
Ideogram Character is now open for all plans. You can make a character using a photo as a reference.
Go to the AI Image Generator and pick Character. Click Create character then choose Image reference. Upload your photo and add the details you want. Then go back to the AI Image Generator and start making stuff.
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People using Freepik AI have a mix of opinions. Some love the tools, saying it's the best AI purchase they've made, while others feel some features don’t work as expected. The image generator and upscaler get a lot of praise, but video generation and some design tools still need work.
What Users Like:
Great value for money. Many users say the subscription is worth it, especially with discounts.
AI models improving fast. The Flux 1.1 Pro and Mystic models are well-received for high-quality images.
Custom Styles and Characters. People appreciate the ability to create unique styles and consistent character designs.
Reimagine and Sketch to Image. Users find these tools useful for creative workflows.
Upscaler is a standout. Many say this feature alone makes Freepik worth it.
What Users Don't Like:
Video generation is slow and unreliable. Some say it takes much longer than expected or fails frequently.
Interface is messy. A few users complain that the UI on both web and mobile is confusing.
Style consistency is lacking. Artists trying to generate work in specific styles (cubism, expressionism, etc.) say the AI struggles to stay true to those styles.
Some editing tools feel limited. Features like turning an image into "clay style" don't work as expected.
The Expand tool needs work. Some users notice lighting inconsistencies when expanding images.
After using Freepik AI heavily for a month (burning through 100k+ credits), it’s clear the platform has a lot to offer. Mystic 2.5 is the standout model for realistic fantasy images, beating Flux realism hands down. Text-to-image tools are top-tier, and character reference training is solid, though pricey at 5,500 credits. The upscaler and expand feature work flawlessly, making Freepik a great tool for high-quality images.
Video generation is decent but inconsistent. Freepik offers multiple models like Kling, Luma, and Hailuo, but results vary. Kling 1.6 is great for natural motion, but lip sync is still hit-or-miss and generates glitches. Some video tools perform better on their original platforms, making Freepik’s version feel limited.
Inpainting and Sketch-to-Image are useful but not game-changing. Inpainting works best on the quick setting, and sketch-based image generation produces decent results. Adding multiple characters to an image is frustrating—you have to generate one, then manually inpaint the rest.
Biggest annoyances? AI moderation and video bugs. The system overblocks NSFW content, making even basic fight scenes impossible. There’s also a video folder bug where newly generated content appears broken until you refresh the page.
Despite these issues, Freepik AI is worth it—especially if you need high-quality images fast. Mystic 2.5 alone makes it a great pick for fantasy artists. If you’re unsure, start with the cheapest plan and see if it fits your needs.
A cute, high-quality miniature figurine Christmas ornament of the @img1 black labrador, hanging from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
The subject is clearly a small premium toy-like figurine, not a real animal — slightly stylized proportions (subtle chibi influence: gently rounded head, simplified paws, softened edges), while accurately preserving the subject’s unique facial features, markings, ear shape, and expression so the (((likeness remains instantly recognizable))).
The figurine is made from clearly artificial materials — painted resin / polymer clay / molded plastic, with visible handcrafted texture, tiny brush strokes, soft seams, and a smooth satin finish.
Fur is sculpted: simplified grooves and embossed shapes instead of individual hairs.
The ornament hangs by a small metallic hook attached to the figurine’s head but concealed with a smal red ribbon bow, making it unmistakably a decorative object.
Scale is obvious: the figurine is palm-sized, surrounded by oversized pine needles, fairy lights, and glass baubles to reinforce its miniature nature.
Cinematic macro product photography, shallow depth of field with warm festive bokeh.
Soft studio-style holiday lighting — warm key light, gentle fill, subtle rim light to outline the figurine’s silhouette.
Shot at ornament eye-level, 85mm macro lens look, ultra-clean focus on the figurine while the background tree softly blurs.
Style: cute but premium holiday décor, collectible toy photography
Mood: cozy, magical, wholesome, festive
Detail level: high, but intentionally stylized
v4.5 has been somewhat disappointing for this task. tried it with another reference, of a cat, and also wan't blown away. Might still deliver great results if prompt is tweaked carefully for it.
A cute, high-quality miniature figurine Christmas ornament of the @img1 black labrador, hanging from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
The subject is clearly a small premium toy-like figurine, not a real animal — slightly stylized proportions (subtle chibi influence: gently rounded head, simplified paws, softened edges), while accurately preserving the subject’s unique facial features, markings, ear shape, and expression so the (((likeness remains instantly recognizable))).
The figurine is made from clearly artificial materials — painted resin / polymer clay / molded plastic, with visible handcrafted texture, tiny brush strokes, soft seams, and a smooth satin finish.
Fur is sculpted: simplified grooves and embossed shapes instead of individual hairs.
The ornament hangs by a small metallic hook attached to the figurine’s head but concealed with a smal red ribbon bow, making it unmistakably a decorative object.
Scale is obvious: the figurine is palm-sized, surrounded by oversized pine needles, fairy lights, and glass baubles to reinforce its miniature nature.
Cinematic macro product photography, shallow depth of field with warm festive bokeh.
Soft studio-style holiday lighting — warm key light, gentle fill, subtle rim light to outline the figurine’s silhouette.
Shot at ornament eye-level, 85mm macro lens look, ultra-clean focus on the figurine while the background tree softly blurs.
Style: cute but premium holiday décor, collectible toy photography
Mood: cozy, magical, wholesome, festive
Detail level: high, but intentionally stylized
A cute, high-quality miniature figurine Christmas ornament of the @img1 black labrador, hanging from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
The subject is clearly a small premium toy-like figurine, not a real animal — slightly stylized proportions (subtle chibi influence: gently rounded head, simplified paws, softened edges), while accurately preserving the subject’s unique facial features, markings, ear shape, and expression so the (((likeness remains instantly recognizable))).
The figurine is made from clearly artificial materials — painted resin / polymer clay / molded plastic, with visible handcrafted texture, tiny brush strokes, soft seams, and a smooth satin finish.
Fur is sculpted: simplified grooves and embossed shapes instead of individual hairs.
The ornament hangs by a small metallic hook attached to the figurine’s head but concealed with a smal red ribbon bow, making it unmistakably a decorative object.
Scale is obvious: the figurine is palm-sized, surrounded by oversized pine needles, fairy lights, and glass baubles to reinforce its miniature nature.
Cinematic macro product photography, shallow depth of field with warm festive bokeh.
Soft studio-style holiday lighting — warm key light, gentle fill, subtle rim light to outline the figurine’s silhouette.
Shot at ornament eye-level, 85mm macro lens look, ultra-clean focus on the figurine while the background tree softly blurs.
Style: cute but premium holiday décor, collectible toy photography
Mood: cozy, magical, wholesome, festive
Detail level: high, but intentionally stylized
A cute, high-quality miniature figurine Christmas ornament of the @img1 black labrador, hanging from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
The subject is clearly a small premium toy-like figurine, not a real animal — slightly stylized proportions (subtle chibi influence: gently rounded head, simplified paws, softened edges), while accurately preserving the subject’s unique facial features, markings, ear shape, and expression so the (((likeness remains instantly recognizable))).
The figurine is made from clearly artificial materials — painted resin / polymer clay / molded plastic, with visible handcrafted texture, tiny brush strokes, soft seams, and a smooth satin finish.
Fur is sculpted: simplified grooves and embossed shapes instead of individual hairs.
The ornament hangs by a small metallic hook attached to the figurine’s head but concealed with a smal red ribbon bow, making it unmistakably a decorative object.
Scale is obvious: the figurine is palm-sized, surrounded by oversized pine needles, fairy lights, and glass baubles to reinforce its miniature nature.
Cinematic macro product photography, shallow depth of field with warm festive bokeh.
Soft studio-style holiday lighting — warm key light, gentle fill, subtle rim light to outline the figurine’s silhouette.
Shot at ornament eye-level, 85mm macro lens look, ultra-clean focus on the figurine while the background tree softly blurs.
Style: cute but premium holiday décor, collectible toy photography
Mood: cozy, magical, wholesome, festive
Detail level: high, but intentionally stylized
A cute, high-quality miniature figurine Christmas ornament inspired by the attached subject / pet reference image @img1 , hanging from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
The subject is clearly a small premium toy-like figurine, not a real animal — slightly stylized proportions softened edges, while accurately preserving the subject’s unique facial features, markings, ear shape, and expression so the (((likeness remains instantly recognizable))).
The figurine is made from clearly artificial materials — painted resin / polymer clay / molded plastic, with visible handcrafted texture, tiny brush strokes, soft seams, and a smooth satin finish.
Fur is sculpted: simplified grooves and embossed shapes instead of individual hairs.
The ornament hangs by a small metallic hook attached to the figurine’s head but concealed with a smal red ribbon bow, making it unmistakably a decorative object.
Scale is obvious: the figurine is palm-sized, surrounded by oversized pine needles, fairy lights, and glass baubles to reinforce its miniature nature.
Cinematic macro product photography, shallow depth of field with warm festive bokeh.
Soft studio-style holiday lighting — warm key light, gentle fill, subtle rim light to outline the figurine’s silhouette.
Shot at ornament eye-level, 85mm macro lens look, ultra-clean focus on the figurine while the background tree softly blurs.
Style: cute but premium holiday décor, collectible toy photography
Mood: cozy, magical, wholesome, festive
Detail level: high, but intentionally stylized
If you change 'inspired by' to 'of' the attached pet reference than it goes much better. To reinforce further, you can mention the breed/color like 'black labrador' in prompt
A cute, high-quality miniature figurine Christmas ornament inspired by the attached subject / pet reference image, hanging from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
The subject is clearly a small premium toy-like figurine, not a real animal — slightly stylized proportions (subtle chibi influence: gently rounded head, simplified paws, softened edges), while still accurately preserving the subject’s unique facial features, markings, ear shape, and expression so the ((likeness remains instantly recognizable!)).
The figurine is made from clearly artificial materials — painted resin / polymer clay / molded plastic, with visible handcrafted texture, tiny brush strokes, soft seams, and a smooth satin finish.
Fur is sculpted, not real: simplified grooves and embossed shapes instead of individual hairs.
The ornament hangs by a small metallic hook attached to the figurine’s head but concealed with a smal red ribbon bow, making it unmistakably a decorative object.
Scale is obvious: the figurine is palm-sized, surrounded by oversized pine needles, fairy lights, and glass baubles to reinforce its miniature nature.
Cinematic macro product photography, shallow depth of field with warm festive bokeh.
Soft studio-style holiday lighting — warm key light, gentle fill, subtle rim light to outline the figurine’s silhouette.
Shot at ornament eye-level, 85mm macro lens look, ultra-clean focus on the figurine while the background tree softly blurs.
Explicit constraints:
– not a real animal
– not lifelike fur or skin
– no biological realism
– clearly a toy, figurine, or collectible ornament
Style: cute but premium, Pixar-adjacent holiday décor, collectible toy photography
Mood: cozy, magical, wholesome, festive
Detail level: high, but intentionally stylized
A cute, high-quality miniature figurine Christmas ornament inspired by the attached subject / pet reference image, hanging from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
The subject is clearly a small premium toy-like figurine, not a real animal — slightly stylized proportions (subtle chibi influence: gently rounded head, simplified paws, softened edges), while still accurately preserving the subject’s unique facial features, markings, ear shape, and expression so the ((likeness remains instantly recognizable!)).
The figurine is made from clearly artificial materials — painted resin / polymer clay / molded plastic, with visible handcrafted texture, tiny brush strokes, soft seams, and a smooth satin finish.
Fur is sculpted, not real: simplified grooves and embossed shapes instead of individual hairs.
The ornament hangs by a small metallic hook attached to the figurine’s head but concealed with a smal red ribbon bow, making it unmistakably a decorative object.
Scale is obvious: the figurine is palm-sized, surrounded by oversized pine needles, fairy lights, and glass baubles to reinforce its miniature nature.
Cinematic macro product photography, shallow depth of field with warm festive bokeh.
Soft studio-style holiday lighting — warm key light, gentle fill, subtle rim light to outline the figurine’s silhouette.
Shot at ornament eye-level, 85mm macro lens look, ultra-clean focus on the figurine while the background tree softly blurs.
Explicit constraints:
– not a real animal
– not lifelike fur or skin
– no biological realism
– clearly a toy, figurine, or collectible ornament
Style: cute but premium, Pixar-adjacent holiday décor, collectible toy photography
Mood: cozy, magical, wholesome, festive
Detail level: high, but intentionally stylized
A cute, high-quality miniature figurine Christmas ornament inspired by the attached subject / pet reference image, hanging from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
The subject is clearly a small premium toy-like figurine, not a real animal — slightly stylized proportions (subtle chibi influence: gently rounded head, simplified paws, softened edges), while still accurately preserving the subject’s unique facial features, markings, ear shape, and expression so the ((likeness remains instantly recognizable!)).
The figurine is made from clearly artificial materials — painted resin / polymer clay / molded plastic, with visible handcrafted texture, tiny brush strokes, soft seams, and a smooth satin finish.
Fur is sculpted, not real: simplified grooves and embossed shapes instead of individual hairs.
The ornament hangs by a small metallic hook attached to the figurine’s head but concealed with a smal red ribbon bow, making it unmistakably a decorative object.
Scale is obvious: the figurine is palm-sized, surrounded by oversized pine needles, fairy lights, and glass baubles to reinforce its miniature nature.
Cinematic macro product photography, shallow depth of field with warm festive bokeh.
Soft studio-style holiday lighting — warm key light, gentle fill, subtle rim light to outline the figurine’s silhouette.
Shot at ornament eye-level, 85mm macro lens look, ultra-clean focus on the figurine while the background tree softly blurs.
Explicit constraints:
– not a real animal
– not lifelike fur or skin
– no biological realism
– clearly a toy, figurine, or collectible ornament
Style: cute but premium, Pixar-adjacent holiday décor, collectible toy photography
Mood: cozy, magical, wholesome, festive
Detail level: high, but intentionally stylized
Bottom right corner - redraw man's arm holding the watch, specifically elbow area removing an artifact which looks like a bag or purse. In center-left, behind horse carriage and directly below boy's knee erase what looks like deformed horse part. Preserve all else intact.
Bottom right corner - redraw man's arm holding the watch, specifically elbow area removing an artifact which looks like a bag or purse. In center-left, behind horse carriage and directly below boy's knee erase what looks like deformed horse part. Preserve all else intact.
This prompt needed photorealistic style mention to avoid digital illustration render. Excellent result, you can see clear similarity with the famous painting subject.
Sweet result form Flex, just had to force the closeup framing because it tended to include the body up to lower belly, At higher resolution fur details are amazing.
Here's another multi-speaker + animal lipsync test with dogs doing podcast. This is quite robotic. Capitalized word 'ARGUES' is perceived as an abbreviation instead of emphasis.
Use coupon code BLACK25ADS on Freepik for 50% off annual plans & fewer credits per video. Offer valid until Nov. 27.
Freepik clarifies, that the annual plan already has a built-in 37% discount. For Black Friday, instead of giving a full 50% on top of that, they just add enough to hit a total 50% off the base monthly rate.
They're saying the Black Friday deal gives you 50% off compared to paying monthly for a full year. So it’s not 50% off the already-discounted yearly plan... it’s 50% off the total you'd pay if you went month-to-month for 12 months.
coupon
November 6, 2025
Freepik Spaces is a big shared canvas where teams can work together and handle tasks live. It’s made for folks who wanna get things done faster as a group. Now it’s open to everyone.
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October 29, 2025
Freepik now caps image making at 800 a month for Premium+ and Pro users. After that you either spend credits for fast results or wait in the slower line.
So you get up to 800 images free each month. Go past that and it slows down unless you pay.
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October 24, 2025
Magnific Precision v2 is out now. It sharpens and enlarges images while keeping them looking real. No fake details, no odd stuff.
You can pick from three modes: Sublime, Photo, Photo Denoiser.
Exclusively on Magnific and Freepik right now.
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October 22, 2025
For all the spaghetti-workflow lovers out there - node canvas is coming soon. Freepik calls it Spaces.
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