PixAI is an anime-focused AI art platform where creators generate illustrations from a huge library of community models and LoRAs, train their own, and animate results into short videos.
PixAI is built specifically for anime and character art rather than general-purpose imagery. Its marketplace hosts over a million community-shared models and LoRAs covering franchises, art styles and original characters, layered on top of house models like the Tsubaki line that are tuned for anime aesthetics. Creators stack LoRAs to lock in a character’s look, use reference images and natural-language editing to revise outputs, and train custom LoRAs on their own artwork without owning a GPU. A built-in image-to-video suite animates finished illustrations, and contests, rankings and a social feed keep the community producing new styles daily. Everything runs in the browser or the mobile apps, with a generous free tier that makes experimentation cheap. Safety filters and content settings let users tune the feed to their comfort level, and the platform publishes model rankings and prompt guides that make it easier for newcomers to reach good results quickly. Daily check-in rewards keep the free tier genuinely useful for regular creators, not just for a one-time trial.
PixAI is freemium: the free plan provides 10,000 daily credits. Membership starts with Starter at $7.99/month billed annually (300,000 monthly credits), Plus at $22.99/month, and Premium at $35.99/month, adding Turbo generation and LoRA training.
Anime artists, fan creators, VTubers and character designers who need style-accurate generation, custom LoRAs and community models without local hardware.