Sevli

About Sevli

Sevli doesn’t make its own image model. It’s a web front end for models built by other companies, and the homepage names them: OpenAI’s GPT Image 2 and 2.5, Google’s Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro, ByteDance’s Seedream 5.0 and Alibaba’s Qwen Image 3.0. On the terms page, it says requests are processed through a separate service called APIMART, so this is not an official product from any of those companies.

The generator is one form. You add a prompt or reference photos, then pick the model, aspect ratio, resolution and number of images, and the credit cost updates as you change things, so you know what a run will cost before you press generate. Any result can go back in as a reference for the next one. Next to that sit preset tools for background removal, old photo restoration, headshots, product shots, virtual try-on and a few others, all priced in credits. The example wall is open without an account, but generating or uploading anything needs sign-in and credits.

The pricing page lists three subscriptions: Lite at $12.90 a month for 900 credits, Pro at $39.90 for 4,500 and Ultra at $99.90 for 12,600, with yearly billing starting at $54 for Lite. At 9 credits per GPT Image 2 picture, the page puts Lite at about 100 images a month. Monthly credits don’t roll over, and the extra packs ($10 to $50) only work alongside an active plan. I couldn’t find free credits anywhere on the pricing page, and the terms say free accounts get a Sevli watermark.

A few things I’d check before paying. The terms name the operator as an individual based in China, with Chinese law governing. Commercial use is listed as subject to each model’s own terms. And the privacy policy says there’s no fixed deletion timer for your images, and that anyone with a file’s direct link can open it, even though your gallery isn’t public.