Create AI images from text or reference pictures, edit photos with written instructions, and make short videos. Access and commercial conditions vary by plan and tool.
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Deep Dream Generator is a web-based AI image generator and video creation platform that accepts text prompts or existing images, with a community for sharing results.
The service is operated by Aifnet Ltd.; its terms identify the company in Sofia, Bulgaria.
The company describes a collection of more than 30 AI models spanning image generation, image editing, and video generation.
The video FAQ describes output from 480p to Full HD 1080p and clips of 8 to 15 seconds, depending on model and quality mode.
The terms require users to be at least 16 years old.
Image generation is available without an account, but guest generations per day are limited; high-resolution images, custom AI models, and personal galleries are described as registered-user features. The guest generator highlights DaVinci2 and Z-Image Turbo as free entry options; its signup prompt advertises access to a broader collection of 30+ models.
The terms state that prices are in U.S. dollars unless checkout shows a different currency; applicable taxes and included features are displayed on pricing and checkout pages. The following monthly plan fields were displayed in the captured pricing table on October 23, 2026. The energy column is the monthly subscription allocation, separate from rechargeable energy associated with user level.
| Plan | Displayed price | Monthly energy | Storage | Trending submissions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $9/month | 750 | 10GB | 5/day |
| Advanced | $19/month | 2,000 | 20GB | 10/day |
| Professional | $39/month | 5,000 | 50GB | 15/day |
| Ultra | $99/month | 15,000 | 200GB | 25/day |
Rechargeable energy and pay-as-you-go energy remain in the account when a subscription starts; monthly subscription energy is separate and resets to the plan amount after each successful subscription payment. Energy is spent in this order: rechargeable energy first, monthly subscription energy next, and one-time energy last.
The free Newbie level is shown with a maximum of 20 rechargeable energy and a recharge rate of 1 per hour; the displayed recharge rate increases to 2, 3, or 4 per hour at higher free levels. The user-level table shows PRO model usage of 3/day for each listed free level and unlimited PRO model usage for subscribers, alongside the separate energy rules.
The video landing page invites users to sign up for a free tier with limited credits and explore the video generator. The subscription FAQ states that AI video generation is available with paid subscriptions. The current pages present different access conditions for video generation.
One-time packs are listed at $3.99 for 120 energy, $9 for 300, $19 for 1,000, $39 for 2,200, $79 for 5,000, $149 for 10,000, $299 for 22,000, and $599 for 50,000.
The energy-pack FAQ describes packs as suitable for occasional use, supplementing a subscription, or trying the platform without a monthly commitment; it describes those occasional users as not needing PRO features.
Subscriptions can be managed or canceled through Billing using the Stripe Billing Portal, with benefits and energy remaining active until the current billing period ends. Upgrades use prorated billing and immediately add the energy difference between plans; downgrades take effect on the next billing cycle.
Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled; paid fees are non-refundable except where applicable law requires otherwise, and the terms provide a contact route for exceptional goodwill requests.
Deep Art Effects offers a desktop alternative whose vendor says images are processed locally and are not sent to the cloud.
Its desktop image-processing offer combines artistic transformations with automatic colorization, background cutouts, and enlargement up to four times the original size.
Deep Dream Generator says it does not claim ownership of uploaded or created content, but receives a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to process and use it solely for operating, improving, promoting, and maintaining the service.
The terms permit using, reproducing, modifying, distributing, and selling created content, subject to the terms and third-party intellectual-property, publicity, privacy, and trademark rights. The subscription FAQ permits commercial use of images and videos created while a paid monthly subscription was active or using energy from an energy pack. The homepage states that users retain rights to their images and may download, share, and use them for personal or commercial projects. Support says created images, videos, and music are yours to use, and refers users to the terms for full usage-rights details. Commercial-use wording differs across the current pages: the broad permission in the terms and product FAQs appears alongside the paid-creation condition in the subscription FAQ.
The terms require users to hold the rights needed for their content and not infringe privacy, publicity, copyright, trademark, or other third-party rights.
Community rules prohibit downloading or using other users' gallery images, including base images, style images, results, visual prompts, and thumbnails; the Try button may be used to try another user's prompt.
Uploaded pictures are not visible to other users by default, and users can choose to make them public during upload or later.
Public dreams from Member level or above are described as appearing in Latest after processing; images switched to private by moderation cannot be made public again.
The privacy policy lists account information, uploaded or generated content and prompts, technical and usage information, and limited billing information among the data collected. Personal data may be shared as needed with payment, infrastructure, hosting, storage, analytics, moderation, email, and support providers, or with competent authorities under the stated conditions.
Except as described in the privacy policy, the terms characterize submitted content as non-confidential and say that submission does not create an obligation of confidence.
The privacy policy directs account and data deletion requests to the service's contact email. The terms say the service is not a backup service, reserve the ability to remove content, and note that removed content may continue to be stored for legal obligations.
The terms allow only one account from the same IP address or physical location, as determined by the provider, and reserve the right to refuse access to all accounts if multiple-account use is detected there.
The published rules prohibit pornographic, sexually explicit, nude, partially nude, and sexually suggestive images; violations can lead to removal, suspension, or banning.
No. Guest image generation is limited, registered users receive rechargeable energy, and the plan documentation separately describes PRO model access and energy consumption. A model having no daily access limit does not mean that each generation is free of energy charges.
The privacy policy says uploaded pictures are hidden from other users by default. Users can make a picture public during upload or later; public-feed eligibility also depends on account level and moderation. That visibility setting is separate from the service's processing license and confidentiality terms.
The guidelines prohibit downloading or using other users' gallery images, including base images and visual prompts. They identify the Try button as the route for trying another user's prompt, which is a different operation from reusing the image file.
