ZSky AI Review

ZSky AI (zsky.ai) generates images and videos from a prompt in the browser: text to image, image to image, text to video and image to video, with synchronized audio on video, first-frame and last-frame control, keyframe animation, AI lip sync, background removal, style transfer and retouching, and more than 50 styles. An AI chat assistant, which ZSky says is powered by OpenAI, helps with ideas, prompts and scripts. ZSky says it runs on a privately owned fleet of NVIDIA RTX 5090 GPUs rather than reselling another company's API, and its site names Cemhan Biricik as founder.

The pricing model is the unusual part: there are no credits or daily caps on any tier. Free users share a standard queue, get HD video up to 5 seconds and 720p images, carry a small "MADE WITH / zsky.ai" mark on every output, and see their creations deleted after 7 days. Paid plans buy instant generation, higher resolution, longer clips, no mark and permanent storage while subscribed. ZSky is a safe-for-work, 18+ platform: its content policy blocks nudity and sexual content and bans sexual or deceptive deepfakes of real people. You sign in with Google, Apple, Microsoft, Discord, GitHub and other accounts, or email.

Because nothing is metered, the cost per clip falls the more you make. The one metered allowance is Max's API: $99 for 3,000 video-seconds works out to $0.033 per second if you use it all, or $0.99 for a 30-second clip, before counting the 1,000 images.

Trials and refunds. Eligible new web customers can get one 24-hour Pro trial; a payment method is required and it renews automatically unless cancelled before the trial ends. Max has no trial and is charged immediately. A Pro trial conversion is not covered by ZSky's voluntary refund window; a first direct Max purchase may qualify only within 24 hours and while substantially unused, and any API use ends that eligibility. Apple and Google may offer a separate 3-day trial in the mobile apps. Payment is by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe, and you can cancel any time and fall back to Free.

Prices checked on the vendor's pricing page on November 2, 2026. See ZSky AI pricing.

What ZSky's own pages list:

ZSky suits hobbyists and social creators who generate a lot and are tired of watching credits run out: the free tier is genuinely usable if you can live with the watermark, a shared queue at peak times and 5-second clips, and Pro removes those limits for a flat $19. Download anything you want to keep from the free tier within 7 days.

If you need longer, higher-end video or specific frontier models, Kling and Veo go further on clip length and control. For image work with a big model menu and editing tools, look at Krea or Ideogram; for the most established image community, Midjourney.

Independent reviews are scarce. A hands-on review by Pasquale Pillitteri (May 30, 2026, in Spanish) found the free plan real and capable for quick creation, but flagged the watermark on every free output, a shared queue that slowed at peak times, text that became hard to read in video, and short free clips; at that time the reviewer also saw ads in the app, which ZSky's pricing page now says it does not run. The same reviewer notes that most positive coverage sits on ZSky's own domain. The most detailed "review" in search results, ZSky AI Review 2026, is published on ZSky's own blog and written by its founder, so treat it as vendor material. Note also that Capterra and GetApp list an unrelated business-automation product under the same name.