Introduction

Krea 2 is a browser-based AI image generator focused on aesthetic-first results-composition, lighting, color balance, and style consistency-from text prompts, style references, and moodboards. New accounts receive 50 free credits with no subscription; paid usage is one-time credit packs from $9.90. Creators should confirm commercial-use terms and per-image credit costs on krea2.net/pricing before client deliverables.

Key Features

• Text to image: Content prompts describing subject, scene, lighting, and mood (style often comes from references).
• Style references: Upload images, blend strengths, and transfer looks without long style adjective lists.
• Moodboards: Build taste profiles with style keywords and avoid-lists applied across generations in a board.
• Krea 2 Medium vs Large: Medium for illustration, anime, painting, concept art; Large for photoreal detail, cinematic light, film grain, and raw camera aesthetics.
• Aspect ratios: Square through 2.35:1 cinematic (eight ratios cited) for social, posters, and banners.
• Creativity levels: Raw, low, medium, and high to balance prompt fidelity vs exploration.

Use Cases

Portrait, product, anime, concept art, and photography workflows appear in the site showcase with example prompts. Brand and series work can lock visual direction via moodboards. Product shots may use low creativity on Large; concept exploration may use high on Medium.

Teams buying Pro packs get the lowest per-credit price for frequent generation; Starter suits trials (~100 Medium images estimated from pack copy).

Pricing

50 free credits at signup-enough to test both variants before buying. One-time packs, no recurring billing; credits never expire. Starter: $9.90 for 1,000 credits (~$0.0099/credit, up to ~100 images estimated).

Creator (most popular) targets regular work (~350 Medium or ~175 Large images estimated). Pro is lowest price per credit for teams and heavy use. Per-image credits: Medium 10 (15 with style reference); Large 15 (20 with reference). Commercial use allowed under Terms per pack bullets.

User Experience and Support

Four-step loop: write prompt → add references or moodboard → set creativity and aspect ratio → generate and download. No install or local GPU required.

Site includes Krea Guide, review/compare pages, generator entry, and pricing FAQ. Guidance favors content prompts plus references rather than stacked style adjectives.

Technical Details

Fully browser-based workflow on krea2.net. Two model variants, four creativity levels, style-reference pipeline, and moodboard taste extraction. No API or plugin integrations documented on fetched pages.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• Aesthetic-first model differentiated from prompt-only generators.
• Moodboards and reference blending for consistent series.
• No subscription; expiring-never credits.
• Free starter credits and clear Medium/Large tradeoff.
• Commercial use on paid packs per terms.

Cons

• Credit math varies by model and references-plan iterations accordingly.
• Image counts on packs are estimates, not guarantees.
• Relationship to other "Krea" brands should be verified if licensing matters.
• Heavy Large + reference runs consume credits quickly.

FAQ

What is Krea 2?

An online AI image generator for aesthetic images from prompts, references, and moodboards.

Is Krea 2 free?

You get 50 free credits at signup; ongoing use requires one-time credit packs.

How much do credits cost?

Packs from $9.90 one-time; see pricing for Creator and Pro sizes.

What is the difference between Medium and Large?

Medium favors expressive illustration and anime; Large favors photoreal and cinematic looks.

Can I use images commercially?

Paid packs state commercial use allowed under Terms-read terms before publishing.

Do credits expire?

No-marketing states credits never expire.

How many credits per image?

10 Medium / 15 Large base; +5 when using a style reference per pricing copy.

Conclusion

Krea 2 at krea2.net suits creators who care about look and mood, not just literal prompt matching. Start with free credits, use references or moodboards for style, and buy one-time packs when Medium/Large volume justifies the spend.