What is Sunra?

Sunra is an AI media studio — generate video, images, and audio, edit them, and run one-click effects, with 30+ models in one browser tab.

Sunra is an AI media studio. From one browser tab you can generate video, images, and audio, edit what you make, and run one-click effects — without installing anything or wiring up separate model APIs.

The idea is simple: instead of juggling a dozen tools, you describe what you want (or upload a starting image), pick a model, and Sunra renders it. Everything is saved to your library and can be downloaded or carried straight into the next step.

What you can make

One workspace

Everything happens in one place. Open a project, describe what you want, and Sunra picks the models and the pipeline for you — or take manual control and switch views as the work needs them:

  • Agent — describe the outcome and it plans the steps, choosing models as it goes.
  • Flow — a node canvas where every output is a movable tile you can branch, chain, and re-run on new inputs. Best for repeatable workflows.
  • Assets — every output from the project in one grid. Best for comparing takes and picking the winner.

How it works, in four steps

Note
Nothing to install, and free to start — Sunra runs in the browser, and a free account comes with daily credits, so you can make real videos, images, and audio before paying anything.
  1. Sign in — it's free and takes seconds (email code or Google). You need an account to generate, and you get free daily credits right away.
  2. Describe what you want, or upload a starting image.
  3. Pick a model — or use the recommended default.
  4. Generate, then download, refine, or send the result into another tool.

Why one platform

Each AI model is good at different things — some excel at realistic motion, others at sharp in-image text or photoreal faces. Sunra keeps them side by side so you can pick the right one per shot, reuse the same prompt across models, and combine the outputs in your project without exporting and re-importing.

Tip
The fastest way to learn the flow is to make something. Start with your first AI video — it walks the whole loop end to end in about a minute.

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