OnlyKrab

A short path from template to render

The first visit is gated by a consent prompt. Before continuing, visitors confirm they are at least 18, will upload only images of adults who have agreed to the use, will not make non-consensual deepfakes of real people, and accept responsibility for what they generate.

After that, the site headline promises an AI video from a photo “in minutes,” and the stated process is straightforward: select a template, provide a photo, receive a clip. The main video flow has no open prompt field or editing timeline; the scene is already designed. A template page pairs a short instruction with an upload control, a consent checkbox, quality and duration choices, and a credit total that updates with the selection. The stated input is a clear, front-facing photo of one person. JPEG, PNG and WebP are accepted. The checkbox says everyone pictured is an adult who consented and that the uploader has the right to use the image.

Browsing the library, opening template details and reading prices do not require an account. Starting a render does: selecting “Create video” in a fresh session opens a sign-in prompt. The interface says failed renders return credits automatically, and the terms repeat that commitment.

A searchable catalogue, with prices on the cards

OnlyKrab reports a library of more than 400 templates. Its homepage presents a grid of scene previews with a title, credit price and Create control. NEW and VIP labels distinguish some entries; VIP templates also show a lock.

The controls divide results into All, Video and Photo. Featured, Free trial, New, Popular and DUO filters sit alongside a name search. Most video templates are listed at 30 credits; a smaller set costs 20. Ahegao IRL, Nude Dancing and Wink are examples from that lower-cost group. The homepage’s Start free strip marks a few 30-credit clips down to 20, matching the new-account balance, and describes the first video as free.

Template pages offer three quality settings: Fast at 720p, Medium at 960p and HD at 1020p. Most clips are five seconds; some entries, including Ahegao IRL, add seven- and ten-second options. The plans set the usable ceiling: Basic allows up to seven seconds at low quality, Pro up to ten seconds at medium, and VIP up to ten seconds at high. Although a free account can see all three quality controls, what it receives at each setting was not tested.

Some pages include a brief production note. Ahegao IRL, for example, is described as trained on 24 examples. That offers a small amount of information about how a scene was prepared, without establishing how consistently it performs. In the twelve entries labelled NEW during our review, eight also carried VIP locks, so a large library does not mean the newest additions are equally available at every tier.

Two-person scenes, still-image tools and text prompting

DUO templates depart from the one-photo setup. Their upload form requests a woman’s image and makes a man’s image optional at an extra credit cost. The DUO entry we inspected, Seated Blowjob, was marked VIP and displayed a message that the template needs a VIP plan; its normal Create control was replaced by Unlock with VIP. The filter is visible to everyone, while some of its results are gated.

The Photo category returns a still rather than a clip. Remove background is listed at 15 credits and replaces the background with solid white. Prompt Your Image is a separate beta feature, labelled Free: a visitor describes an image in text and receives a picture. It is the only listed tool that starts with words instead of an uploaded photograph, and it offers a route that avoids uploading a real face.

A fixed-choice builder for synthetic characters

The Character section creates a photorealistic character image from preset controls, then offers that image for use with the template library. The available choices cover six ethnicity labels (caucasian, european, asian, black, latina and arab); six hairstyles (straight, bangs, curly, bun, short and ponytail); and five hair colours (brunette, blonde, black, redhead and pink). Eye colour is brown, blue or green.

Body type ranges through skinny, athletic, average, curvy and bbw; breast-size choices run from small to xlarge. There are eight poses, including standing, kneeling, all fours and bent over. Outfit choices are bikini, lingerie, dress and nude. An age control starts at 25. One generated character image costs 10 credits, and the builder says it can be animated with any template.

There is no dedicated button for undressing an uploaded photo. The nude outfit belongs to a character built from fixed choices; the video catalogue then animates the selected character. That makes the builder a distinct, synthetic starting point, while the template upload workflow still depends on the uploader’s consent and image rights.

Accounts, languages and ways to pay

Sign-in options are Telegram, Google or an email address verified with a one-time code. Creating an account is advertised as earning 20 credits. There is no reported daily credit allowance or continuing free tier beyond that initial balance and the free Prompt Your Image beta.

The interface lists 13 languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Polish, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian. A light/dark appearance switch is next to the language selector.

Card payments are routed through VoltPay; its payment screen lists Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and more. Crypto is another option, with a percentage processing fee and a minimum transaction determined by the network. Telegram Stars are also accepted and, unlike crypto, have no minimum.

The published terms prohibit non-consensual intimate imagery and any depiction of minors, and say violations lead to an immediate ban and a report to authorities. They also reserve the right to suspend accounts that reverse a payment after credits have been received. The listed contact is support@onlykrab.com; the terms do not name a company.

The plan table, and what the credits buy

OnlyKrab offers monthly, three-month and yearly billing tabs. The public price table lists these terms:

For three- and twelve-month terms, credits arrive as one block when payment clears: a three-month Basic purchase adds 900 credits at once, rather than 300 each month. The terms are sold as one, three or twelve months and do not renew automatically.

A separate pack offers 1,000 credits for $24.90, reduced from a displayed $33.00, with no plan required. The site estimates that as roughly 33 videos. Using the common 30-credit clip as a comparison, monthly Basic covers ten clips at about $1 each; the pack covers about 33 at roughly 75 cents each; monthly VIP covers 50 at about 66 cents each. These are our calculations from the listed prices and clip rate, not additional prices published by the provider.

One limitation is easy to miss: without an active plan, unused credits pause after 30 days without activity. An active plan reactivates them. The pack copy says credits do not expire while you keep creating; the 30-day pause rule describes the same condition from the less reassuring side.

Consent is part of the upload flow

The interface asks visitors to confirm that people in a photo are adults and consented to its use; the terms separately ban non-consensual intimate imagery and depictions of minors. Those are clear stated restrictions. They do not independently establish how an upload is retained, how a report is handled, or how consistently the rules are enforced: the supplied material provides no audit or operational evidence on those points.

The safest use is a character made with the builder or an image of an adult who has explicitly agreed to this specific use. Never make sexual imagery of a real person without their consent. That remains true whether a template is public, locked behind VIP or shown in a free trial.

What stands out—and what to weigh

Verdict: a clear catalogue, with a one-clip trial

OnlyKrab makes the buying decision unusually legible: each template has a credit price, the credit plans spell out their quality and length limits, failed renders are supposed to return credits, and the plan terms end without automatic renewal. The breadth is substantial, search and filters make it manageable, and the character builder provides a synthetic option for anyone who does not want to upload a real face.

The constraints matter just as much. Twenty credits fund one clip, Basic tops out at seven seconds in low quality, and VIP controls DUO scenes and much of the newest material. The separate 1,000-credit pack is cheaper per standard clip than monthly Basic, but its credits can pause after 30 inactive days without a plan. We did not generate a clip, so this review cannot say whether the output justifies any of those prices. Anyone considering a purchase should check the current terms and decide whether a single 20-credit render is enough to judge the result.

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