A multi-model AI media studio that puts 30+ image, video, and audio models — plus editing and one-click effects — behind one credit balance in a single browser tab.
Last verified · 2026-11-05 · by Moe Ameen
Sunra AI is a browser-based AI media studio for generating video, images, and audio. Its defining idea is aggregation: instead of paying for a separate subscription and learning a separate interface for each model, you work with 30-plus models from different makers inside one workspace, drawing on a single shared credit balance. The roster spans leading image and video generators — models from OpenAI, Google, ByteDance's Seedance line, Kling, Midjourney, and others — and the cost of a given generation depends on the model, length, and resolution you pick. Sunra shows that exact credit cost before you press generate, so there are no surprise charges, and failed or cancelled generations are refunded automatically.
Generation is only half of it. Sunra also edits what you make: annotate-and-edit on a specific part of an image, background removal for both images and video (including transparent PNG output), upscaling, a Multi-Angle feature, text editing, and general cleanup tools. On top of raw generation it offers an image generator that accepts up to ten reference images, video from a start-frame image, talking avatars and lip-sync, music and sound design, voiceover across dozens of voices and languages, and AI dubbing. A library of one-click "effects" applies themed looks to a photo in a tap. Everything is available on both web and a mobile app that share the same account and credits, and finished work downloads as PNG or JPG, MP3, or MP4.
For developers, Sunra exposes the same model catalog through an API and an MCP connection, billing each model at its maker's own API price with no markup added — so an assistant or your own app can call the models directly, drawing on the same credit balance as the web app. On the consumer side, free daily credits let you start without a card, though buying extra usage credits beyond that allowance requires a paid plan. Treat specific model versions, per-model rates, and plan credit amounts as a fast-moving snapshot and confirm the current roster and pricing on sunra.ai.
The honest way to read Sunra next to [Kompozy](/) is that Sunra is a generation bench and Kompozy is the production line that turns what you make there into posted, on-brand content. Sunra is excellent at the part it owns: pick the right model, generate a clip or image, clean it up, download an MP4 or PNG. What it hands you is a bare asset — no captions, no brand template, no per-platform crop, and nowhere for it to go. That gap is exactly Kompozy's job. Drop a Sunra video into [Clipped Shorts](/glossary/clipped-short) and Kompozy cuts the strong moments and reframes them to 9:16, 1:1, and 16:9 with word-synced captions; composite a Sunra clip or image as a movable layer inside a brand-exact [HyperFrames](/glossary/hyperframes) template with [Persona Frames](/glossary/persona-frames) so it sits inside your fonts, colors, and layout instead of floating as a raw file.
The bigger unlock is that one Sunra asset becomes a whole content set rather than a single post. From the same idea, Kompozy generates a [HyperFrames](/glossary/hyperframes) carousel, [Quote Graphics](/glossary/persona-tweet) from the best lines, per-platform text, a blog article, and an email newsletter — all held to one [Persona Brief](/glossary/persona-brief) voice — and it can generate net-new persona video Sunra's menu doesn't, like a talking-head [Persona Short](/glossary/persona-shorts) in your own face and voice to intro the piece. Then [Autopilot](/glossary/autopilot) schedules and publishes the set across the eight social platforms plus blog and email behind a per-post review gate. Sunra decides which model draws the asset; Kompozy decides what gets made around it and ships the whole thing.
Sunra AI is a browser-based (and mobile) AI media studio that lets you generate video, images, and audio across 30-plus models from different makers using one shared credit balance, plus edit the results with tools like background removal, upscaling, and annotate-and-edit. It also offers a pay-as-you-go API and MCP connection that bill each model at its maker’s own price.
Sunra offers free daily credits with no card, paid subscriptions (around $9, $17, and $63 per month on annual billing, with roughly 1,200 / 3,500 / 17,000 monthly credits respectively), and a custom Enterprise tier. A generation’s credit cost depends on the model, length, and resolution and is shown before you generate; developer API usage is pay-as-you-go at each model’s own rate. Confirm current pricing on sunra.ai.
No. Sunra generates and edits media and lets you download it, but it does not clip the result into platform-native shorts, caption it, reframe it per platform, generate the other content formats around it, or publish to social accounts. To distribute, pair it with a content engine like Kompozy that repurposes the asset and schedules and publishes it across platforms.
Yes — they cover different halves of the job. Sunra is where you pick a model and generate the raw clip, image, or audio; Kompozy takes that asset and clips, captions, reframes, and brand-templates it, generates a carousel, blog, newsletter, and persona video from the same idea under one Persona Brief, then publishes the set across the eight social platforms plus blog and email on Autopilot.