Rendernet (official product name Affogato) is an all-in-one AI image and video studio for creators and teams, with character consistency as its core selling point—once you lock in a face, a look, or a product, it stays consistent across every image, every scene, and every format, with no need to re-prompt.
In terms of use, Affogato covers a complete toolchain including generation, editing, upscaling, relighting, expansion, lip sync, and 3D, all completed within the same workspace with no need to export and switch between multiple apps. It offers dedicated studios for specific work scenarios, including fashion, product, influencer, beauty and cosmetics, creator-style UGC and ad formats, avatars and personal branding, film/TV/short dramas, real estate/interiors, and more. Each studio comes preconfigured with the models, presets, and workflows needed for that scenario, so users can skip setup and start creating right away.
Key capabilities include: character and product consistency locking; more than 170 image and video models, with the company stating that new models go live the same day they enter the public API, and mentioned models include Nano Banana Pro, Google Veo, Kling, ByteDance Seedream, FLUX, and OpenAI Sora; native 4K cinematic video generation in a single pass with no upscaling required; multi-shot storyboards and physics that persist across cuts; image-to-video and text-to-video; and typography and photorealistic detail for key visual stills.
In terms of how it is used, users complete generation, editing, upscaling, relighting, and expansion on the same canvas. The company provides tutorials, prompt tips, and model release notes, such as how to make a viral gas station video with AI, how to create an AI influencer from scratch, and how to make a viral hotel lobby video.
Applicable scenarios cover fashion styling and runway videos, product hero images and 360° turntables, influencer personas consistent across posts, beauty macro skin and product shots, UGC and ad creatives, studio-grade avatars, film scenes and short dramas, real estate interior staging and relighting, and more.
Regarding limitations and billing, the company states that you pay by render volume rather than by seat, credits roll over month to month, and plans can be changed or canceled at any time. Individual plans start at $24/month including 2,000 credits, with a rollover cap of 10,000 credits; team plans start at $99/month, include up to 25 free seats, have a rollover cap of 35,000 credits, a shared credit pool, pricing that scales with credits rather than headcount, scalability from 10,000 credits per month up to 1,000,000 credits, and a rollover cap of 5 times the monthly credits. All plans include commercial licensing, and renders are watermark-free.
Other details (such asthe complete list of specific models, detailed parameters for each studio, API access methods, etc.) are not yet available.
