The free offer is one photo edit
The supplied AIPGEN iPhone listing says you can try the app with one complimentary edit. The current Android description is more explicit: it includes one free edit, and a subscription is required for further edits. A free download and a free edit are therefore different from unlimited free use. This distinction helps you choose a useful first task and evaluate the result with realistic expectations.
Choose a clear photo and one specific change for that first edit. Removing a single distraction or trying a simple background gives you a more understandable test than asking for several complex changes at once. Results can vary with the photo and instructions, so the free edit should be treated as an opportunity to try the workflow rather than a guarantee of a particular outcome.
Check the current offer before subscribing
Prices can differ by platform, country and the purchase option shown in the app. The supplied App Store page lists several premium purchase amounts, but it does not identify every associated period or package in the public text. Google Play also displays a range of in-app purchase prices. It would be misleading to convert those public numbers into a universal weekly or annual offer without verifying the actual purchase screen.
Before confirming a purchase, read the displayed price, billing period and renewal terms. Use the store account and subscription controls relevant to the purchase if you later need to manage it. This website does not change the price charged by Apple or Google, and an app-store listing viewed in one country may not show the offer available to you.
AIVGEN uses a separate credit system
AIVGEN is the companion video-generation app, with its own iPhone listing and credit-based generation system. Its description says you can see the credit cost before starting a video and choose from credit packages. AIPGEN’s complimentary photo edit should not be interpreted as a free AIVGEN video generation or shared credit balance. The public listings do not establish a shared purchase entitlement between the two products.
If your goal is a moving clip, use AIVGEN and inspect the cost for the selected model and settings before generating. If your goal is a still image, use AIPGEN. Keeping the task and app aligned prevents confusion about what your download or purchase includes.
Make the first edit useful
Start with an original, reasonably sharp image and describe the most important change in a short sentence. Compare the output with the source before saving it, especially around faces, hands, text and detailed backgrounds. If you continue with paid access, each additional attempt should address a specific issue rather than simply asking for a better result.
The photo-prompt guide offers a practical structure and an example you can adapt. Download AIPGEN through the iPhone or Android listing for the photo-editing offer, and confirm the current terms inside the app before purchasing.
App features and availability are based on the public listings checked September 20, 2026. Prompts are examples to adapt; results vary. Check the app for current controls, offers, and pricing.