About TitanGogh
Last updated: September 25, 2026
TitanGogh is an AI image and video studio built for people who think in pictures. Type a prompt, pick a model and aspect ratio, and the engine renders — no brushes, no filters, just words turned into visuals and motion.
Sign in with email or Google, open the Studio, and start with 25 free credits. Most built-in models cost one credit per image, so you can experiment before upgrading.
What you can do
- Generate images from natural-language prompts, with optional negative prompts
- Let Auto pick a model for your prompt, or choose from Pollinations, Raphael AI, DiffusionArt, SD3, and premium backends
- Shape results with aspect ratios, style presets (photo, anime, cinematic, and more), batch count (1–4 images), and seeds for reproducible runs
- Use Prompt help to turn a rough idea into a polished, art-directed prompt before you render
- Unwrap fresh generations with the Art Chest reveal — a cosmetic rarity flair that makes every render feel like opening something new
- Save favorites to your Library (up to 25 images), sort work into Projects, and revisit past prompt runs from the Studio sidebar
- Download any image to your device
- Turn a prompt into a short clip in AI Video — Wan 2.2 Fast on every plan, plus Seedance and Veo 3.1 on Premium and Advanced
- Animate your own image: upload one, pick it from your Library, or tap Make it move in the Studio
- Add sound with native-audio models (Veo 3.1 Fast and Seedance 2.0 Fast) that generate dialogue, sound effects, and music with the clip
How credits work
Credits are straightforward: you see the cost before you generate, and failed runs are refunded. Free models cost one credit per image; premium models (Imagen 4 Fast, Seedream, Ideogram, OpenAI) cost more because the underlying APIs do. Video is billed per second of footage from the same balance. Prompt help does not spend credits.
Subscription plans and credit packs are on the Pricing page, with secure checkout through Stripe. Every account still starts with free credits, so you can try the built-in models before you pay.
Our approach
We keep the interface honest: no fake latency stats, no mystery credits, no hidden provider swaps. What you select in the model picker is what runs on the server. Site-wide stats (like images rendered on the homepage) come from real counters, not placeholders.
TitanGogh also enforces clear content rules — nudity and sexual content are blocked before generation. We would rather stop a bad prompt than pretend every idea is safe to render.
Part of the Titan family
TitanGogh is one of several creative tools from the same team. After you generate, you can optionally send an image to UpscaleTitan to enlarge and sharpen it. It is a separate product — use it only when you need a bigger finish.
Questions?
See the FAQ for credits, models, commercial use, and troubleshooting. For anything else, email support@titangogh.com.