New AI service can handle images, video and audio on its own

Krea, known for making images and video with artificial intelligence, has now launched a new tool called Krea Agent. It's an AI agent, meaning a program that can plan and carry out a task in several steps on its own, instead of just answering one question at a time. The tool was launched in an early test version, a so-called beta, on September 3, 2026.

How the agent works

The idea is simple: you describe what you need in an ordinary chat. The agent then figures out on its own how the task should be solved and chooses among more than 150 different AI models, meaning the programs that actually make the images, videos or audio.

The agent can, for example, make up to eight images at a time, create video from text or a starting image, and make computer voices that sound natural using technology from the company ElevenLabs. Afterward, the agent can edit the finished material itself: trim video, change aspect ratio, add subtitles and make PDF files, without you having to touch it yourself.

Aimed at companies

For companies, Krea Agent offers a number of ready-made templates that the company calls "Skills." Among other things, it's ready to make product images, packaging designs, ads and entire advertising campaigns. That makes the tool particularly interesting for marketers and companies rather than private users.

For business customers, Krea Agent can also be connected to other programs they already use, such as Slack, Google Workspace, Notion and Meta Ads. There's also a shared place where a team can store its rules for how the company's images and logos should look, so all employees follow the same style. You can even ask the agent to make images and video directly inside a Slack conversation.

Although Krea Agent can make images that look like 3D graphics, it doesn't make real 3D files that you can use in other programs. That's worth knowing, as several reports on the tool have given the opposite impression.

Price and availability

Krea Agent is available only to customers on some of Krea's more expensive subscriptions. According to information not confirmed directly by Krea itself, the subscriptions cost from about $9 a month and up, depending on how much you need to use the tool. It's not yet known when the tool will leave the test phase, and there's no information about special rules for Danish or European users.

What it means for you

The tool is aimed especially at those of you who work with marketing or content in a company, not at private users. If your workplace needs lots of images, videos or ads quickly, it may be worth looking into one of the more expensive Krea subscriptions. Remember that the images may look like 3D graphics without being real 3D files, so check that if you need to use them in other programs. Since it's still a test version, you should try it on a small scale before building important workflows around it.