
Visuali puts GPT Image 2, Nano Banana 2 and Flux 2 on an infinite canvas with layers, inpainting and a beta agent. Plans from $10 a month on tokens. Trial and limits

Visuali is an AI image generator and editor that works on an infinite canvas instead of a chat box. You generate with a prompt, then move, mask, extend and redraw the result as layers. It is the way a designer works in Photoshop or Figma. It is built by Visuali AS, a small company in Oslo, Norway, and has been around since early 2023. It runs in any browser and installs as an app on phone or desktop.
The canvas is the product. Every generation lands as a layer you can drag, resize, rotate, hide or delete. Generate makes images from text with a choice of models. Edit changes only what sits inside a frame you position over the image. Fill and Extend erases and replaces elements or pushes the picture past its edges. Multiple Inputs feeds up to five reference images into one edit. You can combine a product shot, a background and a style sample. There are brushes, an eraser, a colour pipette, text with several fonts and shapes.
The models are third party, and the list is current. It includes GPT Image 2 and 1.5, Nano Banana and Nano Banana 2, Gemini 3 and Seedream 4.0. Flux 2, Flux 2 Pro, Flux Schnell and Dev, Stable Diffusion XL and Z-Image are there too. One subscription covers all of them.
An AI agent, in beta, sits beside the tools. You tell it "make a summer promo from these" or "remove the background". It then works on the canvas: generating, cutting out subjects, adding text and laying out the result as editable layers. It can also produce assets in bulk, such as one product in ten variations or every size for a launch.
Projects save to the cloud. You can export layers, download images and reopen work on another device. Visuali installs from the browser as a full-screen app on iPhone, Android and desktop. There is nothing to download from a store.
Three self-serve plans plus a custom tier, all on monthly tokens. Prices below are monthly, with the annual toggle marked "Save 50%".
| Plan | Monthly | Annual, per month | Tokens a month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $20 | $10 | 1,000 |
| Pro | $60 | $30 | 3,000 |
| Studio | $200 | $100 | 10,000 |
| Unlimited | custom | custom | unlimited |
Every plan starts with a seven-day free trial. A card is required and nothing is charged until day seven. The trial gives 75 tokens, with some advanced models and multi-input edits held back. Tokens pay for generating, editing and uploading, and each model has its own rate in the help guide. The agent chat costs about one token per message on top of the images it makes. If you run out, top-up packs cost $20 for 1,500 tokens, $36 for 3,000 and $100 for 9,000. Those never expire. Billing runs through Stripe and you can cancel from My Account.
Designers, illustrators and art directors who find chat generators too blunt. The canvas lets them keep control after the first result.
Product and brand teams making catalogue scenes, ad variants and campaign sets. The same asset often has to come out in ten sizes.
Architects and concept artists who work from sketches and references rather than from a blank prompt.
There is no free tier. Seven days and 75 tokens is a taste, and it needs a card up front. Rivals like Craiyon and Leonardo AI let you keep generating for free.
Tokens are the real price. Starter's 1,000 tokens sound generous. But generating, editing and even uploading all draw on them, and the newest models cost more per image. Budget for a top-up pack.
The agent is a beta. Visuali's own help page says its behaviour, tools and pricing may change while it is in beta.
It is a small company. Visuali AS is a founder-led team in Oslo. Support runs through a contact form and Discord rather than a help desk. There are no Trustpilot reviews to check.
The name is ambiguous in search. "Visuali" is also the Italian word for "visual". A chunk of the 27,100 monthly searches are not looking for this product. Interest fell from 40,500 in September 2025 to 18,100 in July 2026.
Custom resolutions can misbehave. The help guide warns that sizes other than 1024 by 1024 may come back at a different size. It depends on the model.
Yes, if you edit images for a living and want AI inside a canvas rather than a chat. The trial is enough to test a real job. Bring in a product shot, extend the background, swap the lighting and export layers. If you mostly need one-off images from a prompt, a cheaper generator will do. If you need a workspace where every AI result stays editable, Visuali is one of the few built that way. The model list stays current too. The Starter annual price is fair for it.
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