Public API
The Kritiverse API
Make AI images, videos, Hindi voice overs and UGC ads from your own app, shop or script, on the same tools as the website.
On the Pro plan. Pay in credits, at the same prices as the website.
The Kritiverse API is an AI image and video API for India. It lets a shop, an agency or a developer start the same jobs as the website from their own code: pictures, videos, voice overs in Indian languages and UGC ads. Results land in your Library too, so nothing lives in two places.
What you can make
- Images: from text, or from your own product, person and reference pictures, with Kriti Lock keeping them the same.
- Videos: from text, or from a start and end frame.
- Voice overs: in Hindi, English and other Indian languages.
- UGC ads: from one clear photo of your product.
How it works
- Make a key in your account, and choose what it can do.
- Send a request. The answer comes straight back with a job id.
- Get a signed webhook when the job ends, or read the job yourself.
- Download the result, or use it in your next job.
Built so a mistake stays small
- Spend caps on every key: a day and a month, in credits. A new key starts with a cap.
- Scopes: a key can only do what you ticked.
- Idempotency keys: send a request twice and you pay once.
- Keys are shown once and kept only as a hash. Stop one with a single press.
- Signed webhooks: you can check that a message really came from us.
Prices
The API costs what the website costs. Ask POST /quote for the price of any job before you start it, free. A job that fails gives its held credits back.
The same rules as the website
Every request passes the same safety rules, and results carry no watermark or overlay. Read the Public API guide to start.
Questions
Which plan has the API?
Pro. Free accounts can read the docs, and need Pro to make a key.
Do I need my own AI accounts?
No. One Kritiverse account and one balance of credits covers everything.
Can I use it from a web page or a phone app?
No. Keep your key on your server. A key in a web page or an app can be read by anyone.
Is there a limit?
Each key has a limit on requests a minute, up to 120, and the spend caps you set.