Multi-model workspace

Create anything.

Nano Banana. Veo. FLUX. Kling. One workspace.

Generate stills and motion from the models people already ask for — without switching tools. One account, one credit balance, one library.

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Nano Banana
Veo 3.1
FLUX Pro
GPT Image
Kling 3
Sora 2
Seedance

Editorial still · Nano Banana · Image

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Workspace

One loop. Three surfaces.

Start in Nano Banana or FLUX, send the still to Veo or Kling, and stay in one library. Image, video, and credits share the same loop.

Fashion editorial still of a model in an ivory coat standing in a concrete gallery

Image creation

Stills that look finished

Open Nano Banana or FLUX. Cost is shown before you generate. Aspect and references follow the model — not a control that does nothing.

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Catalog

The models on the brief.

Nano Banana, Veo 3.1, FLUX Pro, Kling 3, GPT Image, and Sora 2 sit with the rest of the catalog. 9 image models and 9 video models share one prompt, one library, and one credit ledger.

Widescreen dusk shot of a coastal cliff road with a streak of headlights — Product film

Studio portrait with Rembrandt lighting against a charcoal backdrop — Studio portrait

Rainy night street with a lone figure under a streetlamp — Night motion

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Questions

Before you start

How do credits work?

Every model shows its cost before you click Generate. Credits are reserved when the job starts, then captured if it finishes or released if it fails.

Are the models live?

The catalog is real: Nano Banana, Veo 3.1, FLUX, Kling, GPT Image, Sora 2, and the rest of the picker. Generation is mocked in this build so you can walk the full loop without vendor keys.

Can I turn a still into video?

Yes. Open a generation and use it as a start frame. You do not re-upload. Image and video share one library.

Is my work private?

Generations stay in your account. This workspace does not publish a public feed.

Do I own what I generate?

Yes. You can use outputs for personal or commercial work. You are responsible for prompts and references that infringe someone else’s rights. Attribution is not required.

Do I need to credit OmniForge?

No. You do not need to show the OmniForge name, logo, or a link on work you create here.