Stockimg AI starts from a text prompt and says it generates an image from scratch at that moment. The pricing FAQ lists logos, illustrations, wallpapers, posters, stock photos, social posts, and TikTok videos. A second prompt is the documented edit. Connected accounts can take scheduled posts, and a REST API takes a prompt, colors, and an image size.
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Stockimg AI fits when you want one place to prompt a logo or poster, make a short video with audio and subtitles, and schedule the post. It is a weak fit if you need credit counts before paying. The public FAQ says Stockimg AI offers a free account option with limited features, and paid subscription plans range from $19 to $29 per month, without tier credits. Subscribers are told they own the commercial and copyright rights to their creations. The free account does not get that sentence.
Users input text prompts describing the desired visual content. And Stockimg AI generates an image from scratch at that moment, customized for you, based on the text you type. Listed outputs are logos, illustrations, wallpapers, posters, stock photos, social posts, TikTok videos, avatars, and QR codes, plus a product photo and advertising creatives. Seeds, sliders, and reference uploads are not described. Instagram posts are contrasted with half an hour in a tool like Canva. The Reels and TikTok block says to generate viral videos with AI, including audio and subtitles, in just 30 seconds. Those times are the page's wording. No file format is tied to a category.
Official documentationAfter generating posts with AI, the homepage says you edit them. The pricing FAQ names the control: after generating an image, you can edit it in natural language by typing prompt again. It also mentions AI-powered editing tools. Brushes, masks, layers, and a crop box are not named, so the second sentence is the only edit these pages specify. That prompt is how a logo, poster, or stock photo is supposed to change. The pages do not say the second prompt keeps every part of the first image, how many edits a free account includes, or that the API has an edit endpoint.
Official documentationThe homepage states that Stockimg AI can manage your social media end-to-end, generate and schedule content endlessly. Scheduling generated posts is called free, and another line claims more than 10 social connections. The named list is narrower: Stockimg AI supports integration with multiple social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and X (formerly Twitter). Extra networks and any account cap are not stated. The privacy policy, updated 27 March 2025, says those linked accounts may supply a profile image, display name, username or ID, access tokens, sent posts, and engagement counts. That data is for the service and will not be shared with any third parties.
Official documentationThe Stockimg.ai API is a RESTful interface that allows developers to integrate our AI-powered image generation capabilities directly into their applications, websites, or services. A key comes from the account dashboard. The page shows JavaScript, Node, and Python samples and mentions SDKs without naming every language. The sample posts JSON to the text-to-image path on api.stockimg.ai with colors #fff and #120a8f, a prompt, and a 1024 by 1024 image size, using a Bearer key. It does not say 1024 is required. A free key and free trial credits are listed. You pay for what you use, and no unit price is shown. Paid API plans include commercial usage rights. Security text names key authentication, HTTPS, encryption in transit and at rest, and optional IP restrictions. Email support is listed for API subscribers, with priority on Business and Enterprise.
Official documentationIs one prompt per Instagram post and another for a Reel or TikTok, then a second prompt where the first image is off. Connect Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, or X, the networks the FAQ names, and put the posts on the calendar. Scheduling generated posts is called free on the homepage, separate from the paid image plans. A queue limit, and whether a scheduled video keeps its audio, are not stated.
A suggested set is a logo from scratch, a stock photo, a poster or wallpaper, and a product photo if you sell an item. Use the second prompt to change a color or drop a stray detail. Commercial use is the subscriber sentence: they own the commercial and copyright rights. The free account does not get that line. Brand kits, font files, and trademark search are not mentioned. This suggested set only maps the category list to a brief. Includes size is not discussed.
A suggested integration starts with the dashboard API key, then a prompt, a color pair, and an image size. Use the free key and the listed trial credits before you depend on volume. Paid API plans are the ones tied to commercial usage rights. The unit price is not on the public API page. Keep the prompt on your side. The pages do not describe an image-history endpoint, a rate limit, or a maximum prompt length.
Use the free account on the web, or download the app from the App Store or Play Store. An API key is issued from the account dashboard.
Describe the logo, stock photo, poster, social post, or short video in text. The site says the image is generated from that text at that moment.
Type another prompt to revise the image.
Connect a named social account and schedule the post, or send a prompt, colors, and image size to the text-to-image path.
Monthly and Yearly both appear on the pricing page, but the only dollar amounts are the FAQ range. Paid subscription plans range from $19 to $29 per month. Custom enterprise plans are also available for organizations with specific needs. A dollar amount was not verified here. The free account is limited features. API usage is pay for what you use, with no unit price.
Seeing the product with limited features.
Free.
Free account.
More credits and subscriber rights.
$19 to $29.
Per month.
Organizations with specific needs.
Not verified.
Custom.
The FAQ does not split that monthly range into tiers, credit counts, or a yearly price. Subscriber copyright language is not repeated for the free account. API Business and Enterprise support is not mapped to the web custom enterprise plan.
You would rather arrange a post by hand than generate it from a prompt.
The homepage contrasts an instant Instagram post with half an hour in a tool like Canva. Choose Canva to lay out material you already have. Stockimg's pages center on a prompt, a second text edit, and scheduling.
The deliverable is a logo and you are not running a social calendar.
Stockimg documents a logo plus stock photos, posters, short videos, and post scheduling. Choose Looka when the job stops at a logo.
You want image generation and do not need social-account scheduling.
Stockimg runs from a text prompt to a named visual and then to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, or X. Choose Midjourney when that publishing layer is not the job. Image quality is not compared.
You are comparing AI image tools and do not need the scheduling or API bundle.
Stockimg's public difference is named prompt categories, a second text edit, social connections, and a usage-billed text-to-image API. Choose Adobe Firefly when that bundle is not the job.
Logos, illustrations, wallpapers, posters, stock photos, social posts, TikTok videos, avatars, QR codes, and a product photo are listed. Short videos can include audio and subtitles. File formats are not stated.
SourceStockimg AI offers a free account option with limited features. Paid subscription plans range from $19 to $29 per month. Custom enterprise plans are also available, without a shown amount. A yearly dollar figure and per-tier credit counts are not in the public text.
SourceThey say that if you are a subscriber, you will own the commercial and copyright rights to all your creations. Separately, paid API plans include commercial usage rights, with the terms left to an API license agreement that was not public. The free account is described only as limited features.
SourceFacebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and X are named, and posts can be scheduled in the product. The homepage also claims more than 10 connections. The other networks and any account cap are not named.
SourceYou sign up for an API key in the account dashboard. The sample sends a Bearer key and JSON with colors, a prompt, and an image size to the text-to-image path on api.stockimg.ai. You pay for what you use. The page points to API pricing docs for the rate and lists a free key plus free trial credits.
SourceA connected Facebook, X, Instagram, Pinterest, or LinkedIn account may provide a profile image, name, ID, access tokens, sent posts, and engagement counts. The policy says that data is for the service and will not be shared with any third parties.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Stockimg AI. No account was opened, no prompt was submitted, no video was generated, and no social account was connected. This profile restates the homepage, pricing FAQ, API page, and privacy excerpt reviewed on 6 October 2026. Lines about speed, user counts, and customer comments stay the vendor's statements, not measured results. This description is based on Stockimg AI's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including Stockimg AI homepage, Stockimg AI pricing and FAQ, Stockimg AI API, Stockimg AI privacy policy.
Start from a text prompt for a logo, post, or short video, then edit in words or schedule the result.