Artlist AI: Pricing, Plans & Free Trial

Artlist is an AI suite and stock library for video makers. AI plans start at $19.99 a month, or $11.99 billed yearly, all with a commercial use license.

Artlist started as a royalty-free music and stock footage library for filmmakers. It now sells a separate AI Suite that puts more than 100 image, video, voice and music models behind one credit balance, including Veo, Nano Banana, Kling, Seedance, ElevenLabs, GPT Image and Lyria. We checked the Artlist pricing page and the homepage on October 26, 2026.

Is Artlist free?

Partly. Artlist’s pricing FAQ says you can generate free voiceovers, images, a video and music to sample the AI Suite. That is a taster, not a free plan: there is no ongoing free tier with monthly credits, so anything regular needs a paid plan.

The useful thing to know before paying is that every AI plan includes a license that covers commercial use. That is the main reason video editors pick Artlist over a cheaper single-model app: the music, voice and footage you make can go straight into client work.

Artlist Pricing (2026)

Plan	Monthly billing	Billed yearly	What you get
AI Starter	$19.99/month	$11.99/month	16,500 credits: up to 1,650 images, 330 videos, 3 hours of voiceover or 110 songs
AI Core	$39.99/month	$23.99/month	40,000 credits, unlimited generations on select models, 700 fast generations a month
AI Creator	$69.99/month	$41.67/month	80,000 credits, more unlimited models, 900 fast generations a month
Custom Business	Contact sales	Contact sales	Unlimited generations on all models, SSO, legal indemnification

The “up to” numbers are alternatives, not a bundle: 16,500 credits buy roughly 1,650 images or 330 videos, not both. The bigger jump is AI Core, which adds unlimited generations on a list of models that don’t use credits at all, such as Nano Banana 2 Lite, Seedream 5.0 Pro, Wan 3.0, Seedance 2.0 Mini and MiniMax H3 Max. AI Creator adds more to that list, including Nano Banana 2, GPT Image 2.0, Veo 3.1 Lite and Kling 2.5 Turbo.

Artlist says unlimited use is subject to reasonable use limits and model availability, and that MCP and plugin usage is always credit-based. Its stock music and footage plans are sold separately; we didn’t price those here.

What you can make with Artlist AI

• Video: clips from Veo, Kling, Seedance and other models, from text or a start image.
• Images: Nano Banana, GPT Image, Seedream and Artlist’s own Artlist Original 1.0, plus an image editor.
• Voiceover: AI voices, including ElevenLabs models, for narration and ads.
• Music: AI songs, alongside Artlist’s licensed music catalog.
• Workflows: Artlist Flows, Artlist Studio, 70+ presets, 3D model creation and an MCP server with plugins.

Who should pick Artlist

Artlist makes the most sense if you edit video for clients and want one bill and one license for footage, music, voice and AI shots. If you only need one thing, a single tool is usually cheaper: ElevenLabs for voice, Suno for songs, or Kling for video. If you want to try AI video before paying anyone, start with our list of the best free AI video generators.

Limitations

• No real free plan: only a small sample of free generations.
• Credits go fast on video: 330 videos on Starter assumes you spend nothing on images or voice.
• Unlimited has fine print: it covers selected models, with reasonable use limits.
• Stock plans are separate: the AI Suite doesn’t include the music and footage catalog subscription.

Artlist is a strong pick for video editors who want AI clips, voice and music under one commercial license and one bill.

Solo creators who need one kind of output will usually pay less with a single specialist tool.