Lucer is a free online AI image and video generator that lets creators create, edit, and download still images and short video clips from a single browser-based workspace, with one shared credit wallet powering both media types.
What is Lucer?
Lucer is a web-based AI media generator that combines an AI image-to-image studio and an AI image-to-video studio in one account. It takes one or two reference images plus a natural-language text prompt as input and produces downloadable PNG stills or video clips. The platform runs entirely in the browser at lucer.art and requires no software installation.
Key Features
- AI Image to Image — Generate or edit stills by uploading one or two reference images and writing a prompt; output is a PNG you can download.
- AI Image to Video — Turn a text prompt (with optional reference images) into short video clips with inline playback before saving.
- Dual-reference image mode — Provide two image slots at once when your brief needs multiple visual sources to be combined.
- Prompt-first control — Steer lighting, action, style, and edits using natural language rather than chaining manual sliders.
- Shared credit wallet — One balance covers both image and video generation, and each run shows its credit cost before you execute it.
- Model selection per studio — Choose image-tuned models for stills or video-tuned models for clips so outputs match the medium you're targeting.
- Inline previews — Review video playback or inspect stills directly in the generation tab, reducing tab-switching.
- Download-ready outputs — Save files directly when previews look right, optimized for sharing or downstream editing.
Who is it for?
- Content creators — Generate YouTube thumbnail stills and teaser clips under one account and credit system.
- Fashion photographers — Run rapid wardrobe and lighting explorations with image-to-image, then produce short client pitch videos.
- E-commerce store owners — Create product hero images with image-to-image and motion demos with image-to-video, both tied to the same billing.
- Startup founders and solo developers — Prototype creative directions for storyboards and motion experiments before booking real photo shoots.
What can you do with Lucer?
- Storyboard then animate: Build a concept as an image with AI Image to Image, then move the winning frame into AI Image to Video to add motion.
- Iterate in words: Adjust lighting, action, or style by editing your prompt and re-generating, without touching sliders.
- Combine stills and motion in one workflow: Start from a reference photo, edit it, then generate a clip from the edited image, staying within the same credit wallet.
- Use complementary AI tools: Launch preset effects from the home gallery, including AI Clothes Changer, AI Couple Maker, AI Wedding Maker, and Celebrity Look Alike Finder.
How does Lucer work?
The workflow follows four steps: choose AI Image to Image or AI Image to Video; add reference images (or clips if supported) and a text prompt; select a model and confirm the credit cost; then preview the output inline and download when you're satisfied. The page advises keeping the tab open until generation completes.
Pricing
Lucer is free to start with a credit-based system. Each generation displays its credit cost before you run it, and you can top up credits from the Pricing page when you need more runs for image or video batches. Specific dollar amounts are not shown on this page.
FAQ
Is Lucer really free to start?
Yes. Lucer advertises itself as a free online AI image and video generator. You can begin using the image and video studios without an upfront payment, and you start with a credit balance; additional runs require topping up from the Pricing page.
Do both image and video share the same credits?
Yes. Lucer uses a single credit wallet that powers both AI Image to Image and AI Image to Video, so you don't need separate balances for stills and clips.
Where do I start if I only need images?
Use the AI Image to Image card at the top of the homepage. It opens the image workspace where you can upload one or two reference images, write a prompt, and generate downloadable PNG stills.
Where do I start if I only need video?
Use the AI Image to Video card. It opens the video workspace where you can describe action and camera cues, generate a clip, and review playback inline before downloading.
How should I write prompts for video versus image?
For images, describe edits, style, lighting, or composition. For video, include action and camera cues, and specify motion. Lucer's prompt-first control translates natural language into generation for both studios.
Should I keep the page open while generating?
Yes. Lucer advises keeping the tab open until generation is complete. The process runs in the browser, and you'll see inline previews when it's done.
