Blooper vs Krea

Krea calls itself the world’s most powerful creative AI suite, and its range is wide: image and video generation, real-time tools, an upscaler to 22K, training your own models, node workflows, an agent, and plugins for the Adobe apps and DaVinci Resolve. Blooper is narrower on purpose. It does one thing: run a video production from brief to cut.

Models

As of October 2026, Krea offers its own Krea models and a long list of other labs’ video models, including Veo 3.1, Kling, Seedance 2.5, Runway Gen-4.5, Wan 3.0, LTX-2.5 and MiniMax. That list is longer than Blooper’s.

Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.5 and Wan 3.0 are in Blooper too. Runway’s and LTX’s models are not. Blooper’s full list, each model with its price, is on our pricing page.

How a project runs

Krea is a toolkit. You combine its tools the way a designer combines layers: generate, edit, upscale, restyle, train a LoRA for a look, wire steps together in Nodes. For artists and designers who like to work hands-on, that freedom is the point, and its plugins put it inside the apps they already use.

Blooper works the way a production does. You write a brief in plain words, the way you would brief a crew. It asks the one question that would otherwise cost a day of wrong shots. It shows you stills to judge, and only the frames you keep become clips, in the order of the cut. When the client writes back on a frame, the shots that note touches update, and the earlier versions are kept. Every file shows what it was made from.

Pricing

Krea sells plans with compute units. As of October 2026: 100 free units a day, Basic at $9 a month, Pro at $35, and Max, sized by a slider, at $105 by default, each less billed yearly. Units on Basic, Pro and Max do not roll over, and compute packs expire after 90 days. Krea’s pricing lists a commercial licence on every plan.

Blooper has no subscription. You buy prepaid credits, one credit is one cent, and they never expire. Every model’s price is published before you start, so you can draft on a cheap model and spend more only on the take you keep.

Teams

Krea’s Business plan is sized by compute, $200 a month by default, and flat for up to 50 seats, with shared workspaces, a shared compute pool, admin roles and model-access controls; Enterprise adds SAML SSO.

In Blooper, credits belong to the team with no seat price, so one purchase covers everyone, and guests can be invited to comment on a project.

Memory

Krea keeps a look consistent with Elements, moodboards and LoRA training, and its agent has a context library with shared brand context. Blooper adds creative memory across projects: short notes and rules about how you, your team and each client work, which the agent reads before it plans a shot. A client’s rules stay with that client and never reach another. Creative memory is in early access: it runs on Blooper’s own team first, and a team admin switches it on when it reaches them.

The short version

Choose Krea for the broadest creative toolkit and the most models, especially if you design hands-on or live in Adobe’s apps. Choose Blooper when the job is a film for a client: planned shots, stills first, every version kept, and credits that keep.