Uyo: A Browser-Based AI Studio for Images, Videos, and Photo Editing

 

One browser workspace for AI images and video

Uyo is a browser-based AI creative studio that brings image generation, photo editing, and video creation into a single workspace, so a full visual workflow fits in one tab.

How it works

You start from a text prompt or from a photo you upload. The image tools generate new pictures from text, restyle or edit reference photos, upscale low-resolution files, and remove backgrounds to produce clean cutouts. The video tools turn a written script or a still image into a short moving clip. Before a job runs, Uyo shows the estimated credit cost, so there are no surprise charges. Everything you create is stored in the My Creations library, where you can return to earlier results and download them again.

Who it is for

Designers and marketers who need quick visual assets, small teams that produce product or campaign images without a full studio setup, and creators who want to test a scene or a shot before committing to a production budget. The interface is available in English and Chinese.

Typical use cases

  • A shop owner photographs a product with a phone, removes the background, and reuses the clean cutout in an online listing.
  • A content writer turns a paragraph of marketing copy into a short clip for social media.
  • An illustrator generates several variations of a concept, upscales the strongest one, and picks a direction before moving to a dedicated design tool.

Pricing

Uyo is a paid product that uses one-time credit packs instead of a subscription: $9 for 400 credits (valid 30 days), $49 for 2,500 credits (valid 90 days), and $99 for 6,000 credits (valid 365 days). Images and videos share the same credit balance, and the cost of a generation depends on the model and output settings. Public tools, examples, and guides can be browsed without signing in; creating content requires an account with credits.

You can try it at https://uyo.io/.

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