Krea just opened the beta for Krea 3, an image editing model that delivers end-to-end 2K edits in under 8 seconds. It matches Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2.5 in quality while introducing bounding box control for multi-turn iterative workflows. A full launch with benchmarks lands next week.
Krea just released open weights for two new image models: Krea 2 Raw and Krea 2 Turbo. Raw is an undistilled, mid-training checkpoint built specifically for developers to fine-tune, while Turbo is a distilled, fast-inference version offering broad aesthetic variety. Why it matters: developers can now build and customize Krea's generation tech on their own hardware.
Krea just released Krea 2 Turbo, a new image generation model that churns out high-quality visuals in about two seconds. It supports style references, moodboards, and LoRAs, making it a snappy option for creators who need rapid iteration. Anyone can test it out for free right now.
Krea just launched LoRA fine-tuning in beta for its Krea 2 image model, allowing creators to train on their own custom styles, objects, or characters with high precision. It represents the platform's most powerful customization engine yet, handing creators vastly tighter control and visual consistency across their projects.
Krea just launched Krea 2, its first proprietary foundation model built completely from scratch. Designed specifically for aesthetic diversity and stylistic control, it marks the company's shift from building wrappers on third-party tech to owning the underlying models. Early access is open now.
Krea just released open weights for FLUX.1 Krea [dev], an image model built alongside Black Forest Labs designed to ditch the generic "AI look." Fully compatible with the FLUX.1-dev pipeline, it relies on opinionated post-training with fewer than 1M hand-curated samples, ditching waxy textures and artificial blur for authentic, photorealistic aesthetic control.
Krea AI just integrated ChatGPT's image capabilities into its platform. Creators can now edit images, render 3D scenes, and swap between over 300 styles through simple chat prompts in under 30 seconds. It brings conversational iteration directly into creative design workflows.
Krea just integrated Google Gemini into Krea Chat, adding conversational text-to-image and natural-language image editing. Users can now refine visuals simply by chatting—like asking to "dye the sky purple" or add objects across multiple turns. Why it matters: It turns basic chat into a practical editing workflow without specialized software.
Krea just officially launched a 3D generation feature alongside a complete website redesign. Users can now turn text prompts and 2D images directly into 3D assets ready for export to Blender or Unity. Industry insiders speculate it may borrow from Tencent's Hunyuan tech, marking a big push from 2D images into full 3D creative workflows.
Krea just rolled out custom video training powered by Wan 2.1. Creators can now feed their own footage into the model to teach it specific visual styles, motions, or custom subjects for tighter generation control.
Krea AI just plugged in a set of new video features from Pika Labs. Creators can now edit specific video regions, drop in AI-generated elements, smooth out motion with frame interpolation, and blend multiple images directly inside the platform.
Krea AI just rolled out a tool that converts flat 2D images into 3D objects within its real-time generator. Users can rotate, reposition, and scale the converted models while the background updates live. Why it matters: it makes complex scene composition and character posing much easier without manual redrawing.
