Pika Labs

Pika

A creation tool great for short, fun effects videos

Free plan No Korean

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Key specs

Pika key specs
Price Free plan
Free limits 80 credits/month, includes watermark
Paid price Standard $8/month (billed annually) · Pro $28/month
Student / edu discount No
Korean NoneThe interface is in English. Prompts work best in English.
Login Required
Platforms Web · iOS · Android
File input IMAGE
Download output MP4 download. Free plan outputs include a watermark.
Commercial use ConditionalApplies to paid plans. Consent is required when using photos of real people.

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Who it's for

  • Anyone looking to create short, eye-catching clips for social media from a single photo. Just pick an effect and get results in seconds.
  • Beginners who find writing long video prompts intimidating. You can start simply by choosing from a list of preset effects.
  • Social media managers who frequently need to produce memes or short promotional clips.

Drawbacks

  • Free credits are limited, and outputs include a watermark. You'll run out quickly and have to wait until the next month.
  • Not suitable for long videos or continuous storytelling. It focuses mainly on multi-second clips.
  • The interface is in English, so you need to click through the effect names to learn what each one does.

Getting started

  1. Sign up on the official website or app and check your monthly credits.
  2. Upload a photo or enter a scene description in English, such as "a cat wearing sunglasses on a skateboard".
  3. Select and apply an effect from the list, such as inflate or melt.
  4. Review the result and regenerate by switching effects until you're satisfied.
  5. Download as an MP4 and add subtitles or music in your preferred editing tool.

Similar tools

  • Runway Free plan Runway offers extensive practical editing tools, while Pika lets you quickly pick preset effects.
  • Kling AI Free plan Kling creates natural human motion, while Pika specializes in fun, exaggerated effects.
  • Luma Dream Machine Paid Luma features smooth camera movements, while Pika is best suited for short meme videos.
  • CapCut Free plan CapCut edits existing footage, while Pika generates new scenes from scratch.

See also

Official link

https://pika.art/ (opens in a new tab)

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