Kaiber, a US startup known for collaborating with prominent artists such as Kid Cudi and Linkin Park in integrating AI-generated visuals into music videos, has broadened access to its technology through a newly launched app. Accessible on both Android and iOS devices, the app empowers artists with various tools, allowing the creation of visuals from text, images, or existing videos, alongside the option to upload original music or audio.
Expanding its horizons, Kaiber has partnered with musicians like Yung Bae, Oksami, and August Kamp to contribute music clips and AI style presets within the app, enhancing its creative potential.
The app operates on a freemium model, adopting a credit-based system familiar in several generative AI tools. It entices users with a free trial offering 100 credits for experimentation. Following the trial, artists can opt for a subscription, choosing from three tiers: $5 monthly for 300 credits, $15 for 1,000 credits, or $30 for 2,500 credits, thereby accommodating various usage needs and preferences.