Magnific (formerly Freepik) — AI generation plus a 250M+ asset library

• Magnific

  This page

  Pricing

  • Free plan with daily caps
  • Credit tiers for individuals, Business and Enterprise for teams

• Adobe Stock

  Pricing

  • Subscription priced by monthly asset volume
  • Credit packs and Teams plans on top

• Envato Elements

  Pricing

  • Subscription only: Core, Plus, Ultimate
  • AI generation starts on the higher tiers

1. Magnific — official site
2. Magnific — plans and pricing
3. Magnific — docs on plans and credits
4. Magnific — terms of use
5. Magnific — the Freepik to Magnific story
6. Adobe Stock — plans and pricing
7. Envato Elements — plans and pricing

Free tier

Yes

Pricing summary

Magnific runs on a free plan plus paid credit tiers. The free plan allows limited daily AI image generation with the in-house model and a small daily stock download allowance, but it is personal use only, requires attribution, excludes Premium stock, and cannot buy extra credits. Paid individual tiers add the commercial AI licence, drop the attribution requirement, raise stock downloads, and unlock extra credits and unlimited generation on most models. Business and Enterprise are custom-priced for teams, with legal indemnification and admin controls on the Enterprise contract. Annual plans roll unused credits over rather than resetting monthly. Confirm current tiers and credit rules on the official pricing page.

Reviewed on 18 September 2026 · Magnific — plans and pricing

• Image work on one credit balance

  Generate, edit, extend, and resize images, remove backgrounds, relight a shot, clean up skin, and try variations—all drawing on the same credits as the rest of the platform.

• Video from prompt to cut

  Text-to-video and image-to-video generation alongside a project editor, clip editor, video upscaler, and video relight for finishing campaign or social cuts.

• Audio generation and voice

  Text to speech, voice cloning, lip sync, music, and sound-effect generation, including ElevenLabs voices and Google Lyria music models.

• 3D and design surfaces

  3D scene and 3D 360 generation, a mockup generator, icon generation, and a Designer canvas with auto layers for product and brand work.

• Spaces: a node-based canvas

  Chain tools into a reproducible workflow, branch and compare versions, and save a finished process as a one-click App the rest of the team can run.

• A 250M+ licensed stock library

  Photos, vectors, illustrations, icons, PSD files, templates, mockups, fonts, video, audio, and 3D models, with Premium content unlocked on paid tiers.

• Model choice in one account

  Dozens of third-party image, video, and audio models sit behind a single subscription, so you pick the model per job instead of buying a subscription per vendor.

• Developer and agent surfaces

  An API and MCP server for agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor, a ComfyUI integration, creative plugins, and a desktop app—all billed on the same credits.

1. 1

   Size the tools on the free plan first

   The free plan gives limited daily generations with the in-house model and a few stock downloads a day, which is enough to learn which tools you will actually pay for.

2. 2

   Choose the model before you refine the prompt

   The same prompt lands differently across models, so pick the model for the job—detail, text rendering, or motion—then iterate on wording rather than switching mid-run.

3. 3

   Load your brand references once

   Upload brand books and reference images so generation starts from your palette, type, and product instead of a blank slate, and team output stays recognisable.

4. 4

   Build the repetitive work in Spaces

   Chain generation, upscaling, and background passes into one node workflow, then save it as an App so a whole campaign-style sequence runs the same way next time.

5. 5

   Match the licence to the plan before you ship

   Free content is personal use with attribution, commercial work needs a paid tier, and merchandising needs the licence that covers it—check terms before client delivery.

• Product and brand designers

  One account for generated imagery, retouching, mockups, and the stock assets that fill the gaps a bespoke shoot would otherwise cover.

• Creative and agency teams

  Shared credits, Projects, and saved Apps keep output consistent whoever runs the workflow, with brand references applied from the start.

• Marketing teams producing at volume

  Campaign variants, product shots, and ad formats generated and resized without booking a studio for every asset.

• Front-end and product engineers

  API, MCP, and ComfyUI access put the same models and licensed asset library inside the stack instead of a separate content pipeline.

Freepik is now Magnific

The resource library launched as Freepik in 2010 relaunched as Magnific in 2026. freepik.com and the original magnific.ai upscaler now both resolve to magnific.com, so one account covers what used to be two separate products.

Generation is metered in credits

Most actions spend credits rather than running unlimited: annual plans roll unused credits over instead of resetting monthly, extra credits require a Premium+ or Pro subscription and expire three years after purchase, and cancelling puts them on hold.

The free plan is personal use

Free covers limited daily AI image generation with the in-house model and a small daily stock download allowance, requires attribution on everything, excludes Premium stock content, and cannot purchase extra credits.

Commercial rights arrive with paid tiers

Paid plans include the commercial AI licence and drop the attribution requirement, while merchandising rights sit behind a separate Merchandise License on the highest tier—so the plan you choose decides what you can do with the output.

Enterprise is a different contract

Business and Enterprise are custom-priced rather than listed. Enterprise adds legal indemnification for commercial AI content, unlimited users, custom SSO, central admin control, and GDPR, ISO/IEC 27001, and SOC 2 compliance.

Cloud-first, with a desktop shell

Processing happens on Magnific servers; the desktop app is a native window onto the same account and credits rather than a local or offline build, so uploads leave your machine either way.

Same publisher as the Iconfinder successor

Magnific is operated by Freepik Company, S.L., the company that also absorbed Iconfinder, Original Mockups, and Videvo. The Iconfinder shutdown and its icon catalog have their own page on Uwarp.