The unified AI creative platform ImagineLab.art started its beta today on August 4 and bundles seven tools—image, video, voice, music, music video, infographic, and writing—in one studio. The beta gives creators early hands-on access before the full rollout. Users can test the new tools this week, and the company plans to fold their feedback into the version it launches globally on August 14.
ImagineLab.art groups its tools into eight Labs of Image, Video, Voice, Music, Music Video, Infographic, and Writing. The labs share one workflow, so a creator can generate an image, animate it into a video, add a voiceover, and write the caption without leaving the studio. The company runs the platform under the tagline “Where Imagination Meets Intelligence.”
The company describes the platform as Asia’s number one and the world’s number three unified AI creative platform for feature breadth. That positioning reflects the range of tools ImagineLab.art offers under a single account, and the company states it as its own claim rather than an independent ranking.
What ImagineLab.art is
ImagineLab is a creative studio that runs on artificial intelligence. You type what you want in everyday words. The platform then makes it for you. That could be an image, a short video, a song, a voiceover, a blog post, or an infographic.
The team built the studio around eight labs. Each lab handles one type of work:
- Image Lab creates and edits images, from concept art to photo-style shots.
- Video Lab turns text or a picture into short, campaign-ready video.
- Long Video Lab turns text or a picture into long, campaign-ready video
- Music Lab writes original songs and instrumentals from a single line of text.
- Music Video Lab turns a song into a beat-matched music video.
- Voice Lab makes natural text-to-speech and multi-speaker voiceovers.
- Writing Assistant Lab drafts blog posts, ad copy, product descriptions, and translations.
- Infographic Lab turns text, data, or a link into a clean, share-ready graphic.
You reach all of them from the same dashboard. You do not switch tools or pay for many subscriptions. However, it is planned to add more labs in future releases and updates.
What the Platform Runs on
ImagineLab.art runs 30+ premium AI models, with 4 built-in models from ImagineLab and Editorialge. Its model lineup draws from OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Black Forest Labs, RunwayML, ElevenLabs, MiniMax, ByteDance and more. The creators switch between them without leaving the studio. Every export comes out at full quality, and the platform adds no watermarks.
The platform runs on credits rather than monthly subscriptions. Creators buy Editorialge Digital Tokens (EDT) and spend them across any lab from one wallet, and every new account receives 50 free credits at verified Google sign-up. The platform accepts PayPal, Stripe, Visa, Mastercard, UPI, and bKash, which lets creators worldwide, along with those in Bangladesh and India, pay through the methods they already use.
Developers can also connect the tools to their own apps. The platform exposes a REST API with bearer-token authentication, and the company offers scoped API keys and white-label integrations to businesses on its higher plans.
The No-Watermark Promise
Most free AI tools stamp a logo on what you make. That mark tells the world you used their software. It also gets in the way if you want to use the work for a client or a business.
ImagineLab.art takes a different path. It adds no watermark on any plan. You download your image, video, or song in full quality, and it belongs to you. The company repeats one line across the site: create anything, keep everything, and have no watermarks, ever.
This matters most for freelancers and small teams. They can hand a clean file straight to a client. They do not need to pay for a pricey plan just to remove a logo.
Every Major AI Model in One Interface
The second big draw is choice. ImagineLab.art does not lock you into one model. It gives you more than 30 of them, side by side, in one interface.
The lineup pulls from the biggest names in AI. It includes models from OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Black Forest Labs, RunwayML, ElevenLabs, MiniMax, ByteDance, and more. You might use one model for a photo-style image, then pick another for a cinematic video, all in the same session.
This setup helps in a simple way. Each model has its own strengths. When you can test several in one place, you find the best fit fast. You skip the cost and hassle of signing up for each one on its own.
Unique Community Hub for Better Engagement
ImagineLab has a built-in community for the creators. Every creator can be a member of the ImagineLab community. The community hub is the social engagement of the ImagineLab creators. Through the community, the user can participate in different challenges and win exciting rewards. Weekly and monthly leaderboards are maintained. Creators can get help from other creators through the community.
Pricing and Payments
ImagineLab.art skips the monthly subscription trap. It uses a pay-as-you-grow model built on credits called EDT. You buy credits, and you spend them only when you create something.
New users get 50 free EDT (Editorialge Digital Token) when they sign up using their verified Gmail, so they can try the labs before they pay. After that, top-ups start small. A pack of 500 EDT credits costs $7. You can also buy custom amounts and refill your wallet anytime.
The platform accepts five ways to pay, which helps creators in many countries:
- PayPal for global digital payments
- Stripe for cards and checkout
- UPI for users in India and other supported countries
- bKash for users in Bangladesh
- Visa and Mastercard payments for the flexibility of the user worldwide
Local options like bKash and UPI stand out here. Many global AI tools ignore South Asian payment methods. ImagineLab.art builds them in from the start.
The Team and the Company Behind it
ImagineLab.art is a sister concern of Editorialge Media LLC, a digital media company. The move takes Editorialge from publishing into AI-powered creation.
Sukanta Kundu Parthib leads the company as founder and CEO. He founded Editorialge Media LLC and now guides ImagineLab.art. His leadership philosophy sums up the product goal in five words: remove the friction, amplify the idea.
The wider executive team includes Aushnik Das as Deputy CEO and COO, Tapos Kumar as Acting CTO and Chief Project Coordinator, and Sayedul Haq Mihir as Chief Technical Advisor. On the engineering side, Md. Ahsanur Rahman serves as Lead Full-Stack Engineer and Head of Research and Development, with Md. Ifthe Kharul Alam as Assistant Full-Stack Developer and Chinmoy Kumar Sarker as the Assistant Project Coordinator.
The company runs on a global footprint. It lists its headquarters in Sheridan, Wyoming, in the United States, with offices in the United Kingdom, Singapore, Estonia, India, and Bangladesh. The core team works out of South Asia, one of the world’s fastest-growing tech talent hubs.
Beta Now and the Full Launch on August 14
The August 4 release is a beta release. That means real users get in early and try the platform while the team watches how it performs. Beta users help spot rough edges before the wider crowd arrives.
The full public launch lands ten days later, on August 14. The company plans to ship a new version with its latest features on that date. So the beta acts as a short, open test run right before the main event.
Messages from the Founder Following the Beta Release
The founder and CEO, Mr. Sukanta Kundu, frames the beta not just as a new version but as a meaningful step toward connecting imagination, technology, and creative possibility and closes by expressing optimism about the journey ahead, crediting the team, well-wishers, and users for their support.
What it Means for Creators
The pitch is easy to grasp. One account replaces a stack of separate AI tools. One wallet replaces a pile of monthly bills. And clean, watermark-free files mean you can use your work right away.
The company wants ImagineLab.art to rank among the most complete creative platforms in Asia and across the world. Whether it earns that spot will depend on how the Labs hold up once thousands of users push them at once. The beta on August 4 gives the first real answer.
For now, the offer is open. Anyone can create a free account, claim 50 EDT tokens upon signing up using a verified Gmail, and start making images, video, music, or copy from a single line of text.
