Dezgo

Dezgo is an online AI image and video generation platform designed to make generative media creation accessible through a web browser. The platform allows users to create images and videos from text descriptions and also provides tools for editing, transforming, enhancing, and removing backgrounds from existing images. Dezgo originally focused heavily on Stable Diffusion based image generation but has expanded into a broader AI media platform with multiple image and video models.

The platform supports several different creative workflows. Users can generate an image from a written prompt, transform an existing image using text instructions, create videos from text, or animate an existing image. Dezgo also includes specialized image tools such as inpainting, background removal, upscaling, and controlled image generation. This makes it useful for creators who want to move from an idea or reference image to a finished visual without installing complicated AI software locally.

One of Dezgo’s main strengths is its broad selection of AI models. The current platform includes models from several major AI ecosystems, including Flux, Qwen Image, Muse Image, Nano Banana, Grok Imagine, Seedance, WAN, Kling, Sora, and Veo. The available model selection changes as new models are added. Dezgo’s developer platform also advertises access to more than 100 models for image generation and related workflows.

For image generation, users can choose between general purpose and specialized models. Different models can be better suited to photorealistic images, illustrations, anime, artistic styles, or other creative requirements. Dezgo also supports LoRA models, allowing users to introduce additional styles, concepts, characters, or objects into compatible generation workflows. The platform says that more than 40,000 compatible LoRA extensions can be imported through its integration with the wider LoRA ecosystem.

Dezgo has also expanded significantly into AI video generation. Its current platform includes text-to-video and image-to-video tools using a range of models. The available options include WAN, Seedance, Kling, Sora, Veo, Grok Imagine, and other models. Some newer video models support native audio, giving users the ability to create richer audiovisual content from prompts.

Another useful part of Dezgo is its image editing toolkit. Users can remove backgrounds, upscale images, perform inpainting, edit images using text instructions, and use ControlNet to guide image generation according to the structure of a reference image. These tools can be useful for improving existing graphics, changing individual parts of an image, or preparing visuals for websites, social media, marketing materials, and other creative projects.

Dezgo also offers a developer API. The API provides programmatic access to many of the same capabilities available through the website, including text-to-image, image-to-image, inpainting, text-inpainting, image editing, ControlNet, upscaling, and background removal. The API is documented using OpenAPI, allowing developers to view endpoint specifications and generate client libraries.

The pricing structure is different from many AI creative platforms. Dezgo offers a free version that can be used without registering, although the free experience has restrictions such as rate limits, resolution limits, sampling limits, and limited access to compute-intensive features. Users who want fewer restrictions can use Power Mode.

Power Mode uses a prepaid pay-as-you-go system instead of a recurring monthly subscription. Users add money to their Dezgo balance and requests consume an amount based on the selected model and parameters. Dezgo states that balances do not expire. For example, its FAQ currently gives a default text-to-image price of $0.0019 per request and a default Text-to-Image XL price of $0.0075 per request. Actual costs vary depending on settings such as resolution and sampling steps.

The API follows the same general pay-as-you-go approach. Dezgo’s developer documentation lists example prices beginning at $0.0019 for a 512×512 standard text-to-image request, with different models and resolutions having different costs. Developers therefore pay according to actual resource consumption instead of committing to a fixed recurring API subscription.

For commercial creators, Dezgo states that users own the rights to their outputs and can use them commercially, provided they comply with the license terms applicable to the underlying AI model. This is particularly important because Dezgo provides access to models from different sources, each of which can have its own licensing requirements.

Overall, Dezgo is a flexible AI media platform aimed at people who want affordable access to a large selection of image and video generation models. Its free access, pay-as-you-go pricing, image editing tools, LoRA support, and developer API make it suitable for experimentation as well as more structured creative workflows. Its main limitation is that free users face restrictions and the large number of models and settings can require some experimentation to achieve consistent results.

Pricing and Review

Pricing: Dezgo offers a free version without registration. Power Mode uses prepaid pay-as-you-go pricing with no recurring monthly fee and no expiration on unused balance. The minimum account deposit is currently $10. Example default prices include $0.0019 for standard 512×512 text-to-image and $0.0075 for 1024×1024 SDXL text-to-image.

Review: Dezgo is a practical option for users who want access to many AI image and video models without committing to a monthly subscription. Its free access, very low starting generation costs, image editing tools, LoRA support, and API are notable strengths. The main tradeoffs are free-tier restrictions, model-dependent pricing, and the need to understand different models and licensing terms.