Magnific (formerly Freepik AI Suite) alternativeElyum, pay only for keeps

Magnific (formerly Freepik AI Suite) is a stock-asset and creative platform that rebranded from Freepik on April 28, 2026. Magnific's pricing page now lives at magnific.com/pricing; freepik.com/pricing redirects there. It resells partner models (Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.5, Wan 3.0, Flux.2, Nano Banana 2/Pro, GPT Image 2.0, MiniMax H3, and others) on one annual credit balance, next to a 250M+ stock and vector library. TheNextWeb's rebrand piece cites $230M ARR, 1M+ paying subscribers, and a bootstrapped, profitable company. If your team already pulls Freepik stock, that bundle is the product.

The credit year is the usual reason people search. Premium is $20/mo ($14.5/mo yearly) for 240,000 credits. Premium+ is $45/mo ($33.75/mo yearly) for 600,000 plus a narrow unlimited mode. That pool is annual. Flowith and Photutorial summaries say unused credits do not roll over (not confirmed on an official Magnific policy page). eesel.ai reports heavy video use can exhaust a year's pool in 2-3 days, and that credits can be deducted for errors or unusable results with no automatic refund. The same writeup says annual plans have no mid-term refund after 30 days. Premium+ unlimited covers about 10 image models. Premium image and all video still burn the pool.

Elyum is one studio and one credit balance on the models catalog (50+ video, image, and audio models). 1 credit equals $0.01. Free is up to 150 credits once (our algorithm may grant them), no card. Plus is $9/mo, Pro $29/mo, Ultra $69/mo, and you can top up. Every render returns as a free preview (a take). KEEP is the only charge. KILL refunds the rest, automatically. Failed generations are never charged. Free allows one kill a month; paid plans kill freely. Kept files download clean, no watermark, commercial use included. Listed rates already sit about 20% under Higgsfield, OpenArt, and Runway anchors. Plan math lives on the pricing page.

Skip Elyum if you need Magnific's 250M+ library, Business shared seats, or the in-house Magnific upscaler in the same product. Elyum has no timeline editor, no stock footage, no talking-head avatars, no mobile app, no team seats, and no community feed. Those gaps are product facts, not a roadmap claim.

What it actually costs

Magnific's pricing page lists Premium at $20/mo ($14.5/mo yearly) for 240,000 credits/year (about 1,600 images or 255 videos by Magnific's estimate). Premium+ is $45/mo ($33.75/mo yearly) for 600,000 credits, unlimited on about 10 image models, and a music-rights license (about 4,000 images or 638 videos/year). Pro is $280/mo ($210/mo yearly); magnific.com lists 1.5M-4M credits/year, eesel.ai lists 4,000,000. Business is $55/mo yearly, 1,080,000 shared credits, min. two seats. List prices: Kling 3.0 3s 4K = 1,200 credits; Veo 3.1 4s = 2,080; GPT Image 2.0 = 400; Nano Banana 2 = 75; Flux.2 Pro = 50; 30s ElevenLabs Music = 600. Cents per credit are not published.

Elyum is Free (up to 150 credits once (our algorithm may grant them), no card), Plus $9/mo, Pro $29/mo, Ultra $69/mo, plus top-ups. 1 credit = $0.01. Pro and Ultra add fair-use unlimited image generation on selected models. Nano Banana 2 is fair-use unlimited on Ultra. Listed model prices already sit about 20% under Higgsfield, OpenArt, and Runway anchors.

Take a 5-second clip on the Veo 3.1 page at 720p: 105 credits ($1.05). You see that as a free take and pay only if you KEEP it. Magnific lists a 4-second Veo 3.1 clip at 2,080 credits. Without a published cents-per-credit figure, that 2,080 cannot be turned into dollars from the research. Two Elyum previews of the same line would read 2 × 105 credits = 210 credits ($2.10), still charged only on KEEP.