SuperMaker AI Launches Text-to-Image, Music, Speech, and Video Service

Key Takeaways

1. SuperMaker AI allows users to create realistic movies, images, speech, and music using generative AI.
2. Users can generate speech and music easily with simple text descriptions or custom inputs for more control.
3. Media generation is quick, taking only seconds, and new users receive 20 free starter credits for testing.
4. Subscription plans are available for additional credits and downloading media, starting at $9.90 per month.
5. For local AI experimentation, a high-speed Nvidia graphics card and open-source software like Wan2GP are recommended.

SuperMaker AI has launched a new service that allows users to create realistic movies, images, speech, and music using generative artificial intelligence.

Easy Speech and Music Creation

To generate AI-driven speech, users just need to input the text they want to be spoken. For music, in Simple mode, a simple description is all that’s needed. In Custom mode, users can input lyrics and choose the genre, mood, voice, and tempo to create songs. When it comes to images and movies, users can either provide a reference image or movie or describe what they want to see.

Quick Media Generation

Once users submit their requests, SuperMaker AI takes a few dozen seconds or longer to create the media. New users are given 20 free starter credits to experiment with, which allows for the creation of up to two videos (10 credits each), four songs (5 credits each), ten images (2 credits each), and four voice tracks (5 credits each). Although no login is needed to test the service, free accounts cannot download the produced content.

Subscription Plans for More Features

A subscription is necessary to access more credits and to download the media generated. The basic plan costs $9.90 per month and offers 200 credits. The mid-tier plan at $29.90 provides 800 credits, while the premium plan at $49.90 offers 1,800 credits. Opting for a yearly subscription can help reduce overall expenses.

For those interested in experimenting with AI locally on their computers, it’s suggested to use a high-speed Nvidia graphics card (like this one on Amazon) along with open-source software such as Wan2GP available on GitHub.

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