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Krea Agent is a chat interface on top of every tool in Krea. You write a brief. The agent plans the job, chooses which image, video and audio models to use, generates the assets, reviews them, edits them, and saves everything in a context library your team shares.
Krea Agent is open on every plan. Anyone can open it and browse the templates. Sign in to send a message, attach files or pick a model. What each plan includes is on the Plans, access and credits page.
Open Krea Agent
Start a session at krea.ai/agent.

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What the agent does

A typical request: “Here is our product photo and our website. Make six static ads for Instagram in our brand colours, then a 15-second vertical video for Reels.” The agent reads the website, writes a short brand reference, generates the stills, reviews them, generates the video from the best still, and puts every file in a folder you can open. Two things set it apart from a chat model with an image button:
  • It runs multi-step workflows. Research, generation, review, editing and export happen in one session. The agent can run several directions in parallel.
  • It picks the model for each step. Krea hosts more than 150 image, video, audio and enhancement models. The agent chooses the one that fits: an edit that must respect a reference, a text-heavy layout, a fast exploration, a hero video, an upscale.

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What the agent can do

  • Images, one at a time or in batches of up to eight, with any image model in Krea’s catalog.
  • Video, from text or from a start image, with models such as Seedance 2.5.
  • Audio: text-to-speech and dialogue with Seed Audio and ElevenLabs voices.
  • Upscales and enhancements, including Topaz.
  • Background removal with Krea’s dedicated segmentation tool.
  • Train a style from a set of your images, then use it in generations.
  • Create and use moodboards with Krea 2 models.
  • Look at an image you upload and describe or critique it.
  • Search the web and search for images.
  • Open a URL and read the page as text. This is how the agent turns a website into a brand brief.
  • Work in a private computer attached to the session: trim clips, change aspect ratios, add captions, build PDFs and convert formats.
  • Build small web tools on demand, and open them in the side panel.
  • Save files into the context library and organize them in folders.
  • Save a workflow as a skill and run it again later.
  • Remember your preferences across sessions.
  • Create routines: recurring runs that start a fresh session on a schedule (Enterprise).
Link external tools through OAuth: Slack, Notion, Linear, Airtable, Webflow, Pinterest, Meta Ads, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Gmail, Dropbox, OneDrive, GitHub, WhatsApp Business, YouTube, Supabase, TikTok Ads, ManyChat, Frame.io and Figma. Each tool has an allow-or-ask permission you control under Integrations.

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How a session works

There are two layers of AI in every session.
  1. The orchestrating model. A large language model reads your brief, plans the steps, calls the tools and reviews the results. Auto picks this model for you. Paid plans can pin a specific model instead: Basic and Pro choose from a short list, Max and up from the full list of GPT, Claude, Gemini and other models.
  2. The generation models. For each step, the orchestrator picks a generation model from Krea’s catalog and writes the prompt for it. Current defaults: Nano Banana Pro for edits and reference-following, ChatGPT Image 2 for fine detail and text-heavy layouts, Krea 2 for fast exploration, Seedance 2.5 for hero video, Topaz for upscaling.
An effort setting (Instant, Medium, High, Extra High) controls how much planning and review the orchestrator does. Instant is for quick edits. Extra High is for a full campaign where you want the agent to check its own output and retry. Which efforts you can pick depends on your plan. Each session has a chat, a context panel, a files panel, a generations panel and a media editor. You can annotate a generated image, mark the region to change, and ask for a revision.

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Start a session

1

Open Krea Agent

Go to krea.ai/agent, or open Agent from the product switcher in the top-left corner of Krea. Sign in when the composer asks you to.
2

Write the whole brief in one message

State the outcome, the format, the audience and the constraints. Attach references: product photos, a logo, a PDF, a link to your website. The agent reads them before it plans.
3

Pick an effort

Leave Auto on. Choose Instant for a quick edit, Medium for most jobs, High or Extra High when you want the agent to review and retry on its own.
4

Review and steer

The agent shows its plan and its outputs as it works. Reply to steer, annotate an image to ask for a change, or stop the run. Approve when it asks before an expensive step.
5

Collect the files

Outputs land in the Files panel and in your context library. Download them, or move them to Workspace Context so your team’s agents can use them too.

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Three prompts to start

Copy one of these into a new session.
Read https://yourbrand.com and build a brand book: logo directions, a colour palette with hex codes, type pairings, and three image-style references. Save it as a PDF in a new folder called Brand.
Here is one ad (attached). Make variations for the US, Spain and Germany: translate the copy, swap the setting to a local street, and export each in 1:1, 9:16 and 16:9.
Take the attached product photo. Make a looping 4-second GIF of the product slowly rotating on a plain background, plus a transparent PNG of the product for our website.

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Where Krea Agent works

  • Web. krea.ai/agent is the full product: chat, context library, media editor, skills, integrations and, on Enterprise, routines and custom agents.
  • Slack. The Krea Slack agent answers in threads and generates images, video, 3D and edits where your team already talks.
  • ChatGPT. Krea for ChatGPT brings Krea’s image and video models and your context library into a ChatGPT conversation.
  • Other agents. Krea MCP connects Krea’s generation models to Claude, Codex, Cursor and any agent that supports MCP. The Krea CLI does the same from a terminal.

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What the agent does not do yet

  • 3D generation is not inside the web agent. It is available through Krea MCP and the Slack agent.
  • Nodes workflows are separate. The agent does not run Krea Nodes graphs. Krea Nodes has its own prompt-to-workflow agent.
  • Sessions are private. There is no public share link for a session. Share the outputs from the context library instead.
  • Some jobs fail and need a retry. The agent retries most generation failures on its own.