Fabbo

Fabbo is an independent web platform for making short AI videos and images from a sentence, a photo or a ready-made template. It is not built by the model developers; it gives access to third-party models including Seedance, Google's Veo, Kling, MiniMax, Hailuo, Wan, Grok Imagine and FLUX. It is aimed at people who want finished clips without learning video editing software.

For a video, the user picks a model, describes the scene and camera movement or uploads a photo to animate, then sets length, resolution and aspect ratio before generating. Most clips finish in under 3 minutes, progress is shown live, and a failed generation returns its credits automatically. Templates skip the prompt entirely: the user adds a photo of themselves, a pet or a car to a prewritten scene.

Text to video and image to video sit alongside an AI image generator, an image editor that changes the style, background or objects in a photo from a written instruction, an image upscaler and a motion control tool. Some video models produce sound in the same pass. Output reaches 4K in 16:9 and 9:16, with 1:1 up to 1080p, and one prompt can be tried on several models.

Signing up asks for no card and gives 20 free credits, with extra credits for daily check-ins and limited model access on the free tier. Lite costs $10.00 a month billed annually for 300 credits, and Pro costs $14.50 a month billed annually for 800 credits, with larger credit options. Credit costs differ by model. The interface is available in seven languages, including English, Japanese, Korean and Spanish.