AIVideoFree Relaunches as a Free AI Video Generator With No Restrictions on Models
Oct 30, 2026
Free to start and free to choose: the credits new users get at sign-up work on all 12 video models, including Veo, Kling and Seedance, with no watermark, no expiry and commercial use included.
Singapore, October 30, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- SINGAPORE, October 30, 2026 — AIVideoFree , an online AI video and image generation platform, has relaunched its website with an updated free tier. Credits that new users receive at sign-up can be used on all 12 of the platform’s video models, including Veo, Kling and Seedance, and on its 10 image models.
Under the platform’s terms, videos download without a watermark, credits do not expire, and content made with free credits may be used commercially. The number of free credits varies by country, and no credit card is required to sign up.
How the free tier works
Users can start from a text prompt, or upload a photo and turn it into a short clip using the platform’s free image to video generator, which supports start and end frames. Models available include Veo, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5, Wan 3.0 and Minimax H3. The credit cost of each generation is shown before it starts, and the service runs in a web browser, including on mobile devices.
Additional credits are sold as one-time packs starting at $6.90 for 600 credits. Annual plans are also available from $7.40 per month, billed yearly; a subscription is not required.
Content rules
AIVideoFree says it does not limit model choice, watermarks, credit expiry or commercial use, but it does restrict content. Content involving minors, sexual or nude content depicting real people without their consent, impersonation for fraud and illegal content are not permitted. Some models also apply safety filters set by their providers.
“The name AIVideoFree carries two meanings for us: free to start, and free to choose a model,” said Roger, CEO at AIVideoFree. “With this relaunch, the credits a new user receives work the same way as purchased credits, on every model we offer.”
About AIVideoFree
AIVideoFree is an online AI video and image generation platform based in Singapore. It describes itself as a free AI video generator with no restrictions on models: free credits work on every model, videos have no watermark, credits do not expire, and commercial use is included. Website: https://www.aivideofree.com
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