Ricebowl AI: one workspace for 36 AI video and image models

About Ricebowl AI

Ricebowl AI brings a long list of AI video and image models together behind one account, so you do not need separate subscriptions and tabs for each. The model list counts 36, including Seedance 2, Kling 3, MiniMax H3, Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Gemini Omni, Grok Imagine and PixVerse for video, and GPT Image, Nano Banana, Seedream, Qwen Image and Flux for images. The cost of each model is shown in credits before you generate.

It was first listed here as an ecommerce video tool, and that still works: you can start from a product photo and turn it into a product loop, a paid social ad or lifestyle footage, in landscape or portrait. But the site has broadened into a general creative platform. Alongside the models it now carries a very large library of one-click trend templates, such as the Hotel Lobby rap duo, AI hugs, dance trends, old photo animation and restoration, virtual try-on and seasonal effects.

Pricing runs on credits shared across all models, through subscriptions or one-time packs, with the credit rate for each model published on its models page. Some of the trend templates use real people's likenesses or deceased relatives' photos, so use them with care and with permission.

For ecommerce teams, the value is trying several video models on the same product shot and keeping the best result, without managing separate accounts.