ShopOS's self-serve AI creative platform: orchestrates dozens of image and video models behind reusable "Spaces" workflows to make product imagery, scenes, reels, and creator-style clips.
Last verified · 2026-10-23 · by Moe Ameen
Sloosh is a self-serve AI creative platform from ShopOS, a Bengaluru-based AI company backed by Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal (through 3STATE Ventures, which led a $20 million round). Launched on October 22, 2026, it takes ideas, product photos, and footage and produces product imagery, visual scenes, reels, and creator-style clips. The notable thing isn't a single new model — it's the orchestration. Sloosh brings together dozens of third-party image and video models, among them Nano Banana, GPT Image, FLUX, Seedance, and Kling, behind one interface, so instead of choosing a generator you choose an outcome. ShopOS says it runs the same engine it already uses to make creative for brands across India, the UAE, and the US.
There are four ways to create. A chat interface lets you type an idea or pick a template. "Spaces" is a library of more than 200 ready-made workflows that bundle the right models, steps, and settings for a specific task — product photography, ads, fashion, video editing — so you can rerun one with new inputs and get a consistent result. "Spacelab" is a visual canvas for building or modifying those workflows yourself. And for complex projects, ShopOS's in-house creative team can step in. A batch mode runs a Space to produce hundreds of images and videos at once, and users can publish and share their own Spaces.
Sloosh also integrates outward: a Model Context Protocol (MCP) connection lets you call its templates from AI assistants including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Cursor, and the company is launching a plugin for Adobe After Effects, with more planned. Pricing starts at $19/month for a Creator plan with monthly credits, rising to per-seat Pro and Max tiers with cheaper annual billing; treat specific credit counts and prices as launch-window figures and confirm them on sloosh.ai.
The honest framing: Sloosh is a generation studio, not a content operation. It makes an asset — a product still, a scene, a reel, a short clip — and stops. It does not caption that asset in your brand voice for each feed, assemble a finished multi-slide carousel or a blog, build a newsletter, or schedule and publish anywhere. That's the line to keep in mind when you plan a workflow around it.
Think of a Sloosh output as the raw clip or image that lands at the top of your funnel — the 10% of the job that's now easy. The other 90% is turning one asset into a week of on-brand posts across every platform, and that's where [Kompozy](/) lives. Say you run a Space and get a 30-second creator-style clip of your product. On its own that's one file. Bring it into Kompozy and it becomes vertical [Clipped Shorts](/glossary/clipped-short) — reframed to 9:16 and auto-captioned for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts — plus a Carousel Post, Quote Graphics, and a Text Post, each written for its platform by your [Persona Brief](/glossary/persona-brief) so one voice and one banned-word list hold across all of them. Sloosh gives you brand-grade pixels; Kompozy gives those pixels a caption, a format for every feed, and a publish time.
The multiplier is distribution and net-new formats. Because Kompozy is a full generation engine, the idea in that Sloosh clip doesn't stop at the clip: the same source spins into a face-locked [Persona Shorts](/glossary/persona-shorts) explainer with a recurring avatar, a Blog Article, and an Email Newsletter — formats Sloosh doesn't touch — and [HyperFrames](/glossary/hyperframes) renders every graphic pixel-exact to your brand. Then [Autopilot](/glossary/autopilot) schedules and fans the entire set across the eight social platforms plus blog and email behind a per-post review gate. Sloosh orchestrates the models that make the asset; Kompozy orchestrates the formats and platforms that make it a presence.
Sloosh is a self-serve AI creative platform launched by ShopOS on October 22, 2026. It generates product imagery, visual scenes, reels, and creator-style clips by orchestrating dozens of third-party image and video models (including Nano Banana, GPT Image, FLUX, Seedance, and Kling) behind reusable "Spaces" workflows, with a batch mode that produces hundreds of assets at once.
Product shots and e-commerce scenes, short-form reels and creator-style video clips, and repeatable asset sets via "Spaces" — ready-made workflows you rerun with new inputs. Batch mode generates hundreds of images and videos from one Space, and you can build custom workflows in the Spacelab visual canvas.
At launch, pricing starts at $19/month for a Creator plan with monthly credits, with per-seat Pro and Max tiers and cheaper annual billing. Credit usage varies by model and output, so confirm current tiers and credit counts on sloosh.ai.
No. Sloosh generates assets and can send them out via an MCP integration or an Adobe After Effects plugin, but it does not caption for each feed, assemble finished carousels or blogs, or schedule and publish anywhere. A content engine like Kompozy takes a Sloosh asset and turns it into on-brand posts across the eight social platforms plus blog and email.
Yes — that's its sweet spot. The Spaces library includes workflows for product photography, ads, and fashion, and batch mode is built for generating a catalog drop's worth of stills and reels at once. Pair it with a publishing engine like Kompozy to turn those assets into a scheduled, multi-platform campaign.