Maxfusion AI vs. Magnific (formerly Freepik) 2026: Business Plans and Pricing Compared
Ori Silver
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Co-founder, Maxfusion AI
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Maxfusion AI and Magnific, the AI creative platform Freepik became in April 2026, run the same leading video models: Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, Wan 3.0, Flux 3 and Google Omni.
On either platform a product image turns into a finished video, and every generation is paid for in credits.
The gap opens when a team starts producing ads at volume.
This article measures it in finished videos per month, using the live published pricing on both platforms as of October 2026.
How this comparison works. Maxfusion AI is built for businesses: creative strategists, editors and media buyers working in one account.
So this article compares business plans only, the plans a production team actually buys.
The same method covers Higgsfield, Arcads, OpenArt and HeyGen on the Maxfusion comparison page.
Magnific sells its Business plan per seat: $69 a seat for 45,000 credits, with a two seat minimum, so the smallest Business account costs $138 a month and holds 90,000 credits.
Maxfusion AI Pro costs $199 a month with 4,500 credits, and Maxfusion AI Max costs $400 with 10,000 credits. Both include unlimited seats.
A Magnific credit and a Maxfusion credit are different units, so the tables below count finished videos, per plan and per dollar.
Key takeaways
On every model in this comparison, the same monthly budget produces more videos on Maxfusion AI than on Magnific Business.
At equal spend, Pro leads Magnific Business by 15% to 137% depending on the model, and Max leads by 28% to 163%.
Magnific charges $69 for every seat. Every Maxfusion AI Pro and Max plan includes unlimited seats, so a team of ten pays the same as a team of two.
Magnific is a general creative suite: thirty tools, a stock library and a node canvas for every kind of visual work. Maxfusion AI is built for ad production, with the research, the actors and the finishing tools an ad team runs every week.
Around the models, Maxfusion AI adds a Research Lab, the Flows canvas for bulk production, a talking actor library, RIZZ, and every tool on the platform open to any AI agent over MCP.
What is the difference?
Maxfusion AI is the creative layer for agencies and brands that produce ads at volume.
Research, generation and finishing share one workspace: competitor ads come in through the Research Lab, Flows chains them into repeatable pipelines, and agents like Claude and Codex run the whole platform through its MCP.
Skills trained on tens of thousands of ads take a product to a finished ad in realistic UGC, claymation, Pixar-style animation, singing ads and whatever format the next campaign demands.
Magnific describes itself as the creative platform to direct your best work: every AI model for video, image and audio, intelligent workflows for professional control, and on-brand production at any scale.
It grew out of Freepik, so a stock library of more than 250 million assets sits next to its AI tools, and it serves creatives, enterprises, agencies and studios across advertising, product shots, brand campaigns and filmmaking.
The divergence is focus.
Magnific is a general suite, and a team assembles its own ad process from thirty tools, a node canvas and saved workflows. Maxfusion AI ships the ad process ready: research, generation, actors, finishing and delivery in one place, with unlimited seats.
Shared models: what both platforms give you for videos
Both platforms price generation in credits, and a credit is worth a different amount of money on each.
The honest measure is what a real plan produces.
Here the two entry business plans sit side by side: Maxfusion AI Pro at $199 a month with 4,500 credits, against Magnific Business at its two seat minimum, $138 a month with 90,000 credits.
Each cell counts the videos one month of credits buys, on 10 second image-to-video clips, the workhorse of ad production. The bracket is the lead: how many more videos Pro produces than Magnific Business.
Model | Pro ($199/mo) | Magnific ($138/mo) |
|---|---|---|
Seedance 2.5 (720p) | 45 (+125%) | 20 |
Seedance 2.5 (1080p) | 18 (+125%) | 8 |
Seedance 2.0 (720p) | 64 (+100%) | 32 |
Seedance 2.0 (1080p) | 32 (+167%) | 12 |
Seedance 2.0 Mini (720p) | 150 (+134%) | 64 |
Wan 3.0 (1080p) | 75 (+67%) | 45 |
Wan 3.0 Prime (1080p) | 50 (+92%) | 26 |
Flux 3 (720p) | 90 (+246%) | 26 |
Flux 3 (1080p) | 50 (+212%) | 16 |
Google Omni 1.1 (720p) | 112 (+100%) | 56 |
Google Omni 1.1 (1080p) | 75 (+103%) | 37 |
Google Omni 1.1 (4K) | 37 (+106%) | 18 |
RIZZ audio-driven avatar (60s) | 36 | ✗ |
Plans compared
Maxfusion AI Pro | Maxfusion AI Max | Magnific Business, 2 seats | Magnific Business, 5 seats | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Monthly price | $199 | $400 | $138 | $345 |
Credits per month | 4,500 | 10,000 | 90,000 | 225,000 |
Seats | Unlimited | Unlimited | 2 | 5 |
Seedance 2.5 videos (10s, 720p) | 45 | 100 | 20 | 51 |
Seedance 2.5 videos (10s, 1080p) | 18 | 40 | 8 | 20 |
Seedance 2.0 videos (10s, 720p) | 64 | 142 | 32 | 80 |
Seedance 2.0 videos (10s, 1080p) | 32 | 71 | 12 | 32 |
Seedance 2.0 Mini videos (10s, 720p) | 150 | 333 | 64 | 160 |
Wan 3.0 videos (10s, 1080p) | 75 | 166 | 45 | 112 |
Wan 3.0 Prime videos (10s, 1080p) | 50 | 111 | 26 | 66 |
Flux 3 videos (10s, 720p) | 90 | 200 | 26 | 66 |
Flux 3 videos (10s, 1080p) | 50 | 111 | 16 | 40 |
Google Omni 1.1 videos (10s, 720p) | 112 | 250 | 56 | 140 |
Google Omni 1.1 videos (10s, 1080p) | 75 | 166 | 37 | 93 |
Google Omni 1.1 videos (10s, 4K) | 37 | 83 | 18 | 46 |
RIZZ videos (60s) | 36 | 80 | ✗ | ✗ |
Magnific’s credit pool looks larger on paper: 90,000 credits a month against 4,500 or 10,000.
Each Magnific video costs 33 to 68 times more credits, so the larger number buys fewer videos.
Seats add credits at the same rate, so a five seat Magnific account at $345 holds 225,000 credits and still trails Maxfusion AI Max on every model in this table.
Credits are a unit each platform defines for itself. Videos per month per dollar decides a production budget, and that has its own table.
Dollar for dollar: Maxfusion AI vs. Magnific
What $200 a month buys you in video generations, Maxfusion AI Pro against Magnific Business, with the lead in brackets.
Model | Pro ($200) | Magnific ($200) |
|---|---|---|
Seedance 2.5 (720p) | 45 (+55%) | 29 |
Seedance 2.5 (1080p) | 18 (+64%) | 11 |
Seedance 2.0 (720p) | 64 (+39%) | 46 |
Seedance 2.0 (1080p) | 32 (+78%) | 18 |
Seedance 2.0 Mini (720p) | 150 (+61%) | 93 |
Wan 3.0 (1080p) | 75 (+15%) | 65 |
Wan 3.0 Prime (1080p) | 50 (+32%) | 38 |
Flux 3 (720p) | 90 (+137%) | 38 |
Flux 3 (1080p) | 50 (+117%) | 23 |
Google Omni 1.1 (720p) | 113 (+40%) | 81 |
Google Omni 1.1 (1080p) | 75 (+39%) | 54 |
Google Omni 1.1 (4K) | 37 (+37%) | 27 |
RIZZ audio-driven avatar (60s) | 36 | ✗ |
The same $200 on Maxfusion AI Max against Magnific Business:
Model | Max ($200) | Magnific ($200) |
|---|---|---|
Seedance 2.5 (720p) | 50 (+72%) | 29 |
Seedance 2.5 (1080p) | 20 (+82%) | 11 |
Seedance 2.0 (720p) | 71 (+54%) | 46 |
Seedance 2.0 (1080p) | 35 (+94%) | 18 |
Seedance 2.0 Mini (720p) | 166 (+78%) | 93 |
Wan 3.0 (1080p) | 83 (+28%) | 65 |
Wan 3.0 Prime (1080p) | 55 (+45%) | 38 |
Flux 3 (720p) | 100 (+163%) | 38 |
Flux 3 (1080p) | 55 (+139%) | 23 |
Google Omni 1.1 (720p) | 125 (+54%) | 81 |
Google Omni 1.1 (1080p) | 83 (+54%) | 54 |
Google Omni 1.1 (4K) | 41 (+52%) | 27 |
RIZZ audio-driven avatar (60s) | 40 | ✗ |
These tables hold spend at exactly $200 a month in every column, so the only variable left is how many credits each platform charges for one video.
Magnific sells credits at one rate per seat, so its column holds for any number of seats.
Maxfusion AI moves the other way: Pro buys about 22.6 credits per dollar and Max buys 25, so the lead grows with the plan.


What only Maxfusion AI has
RIZZ. Maxfusion AI’s own audio-driven avatar model.
You give it audio and a starting frame, and it builds the performance around the delivery: lip sync, timing and expression driven by the sound itself, in clips up to five minutes long on the Max plan.
The Research Lab. Meta Ad Library search, TikTok and Instagram search, a content analyzer that breaks any ad into hook, script and shots, nightly competitor tracking that flags new and stopped ads, and swipe files the whole team shares. Magnific has no ad library search, social research or competitor tracking.
A talking actor library. More than 1,000 realistic actors ready to present a product, talking videos up to five minutes long, and translation with dubbing into other languages. Magnific has no actor library and no dubbing tool.
Finishing tools for ads. Animated captions sit in the same workspace as generation, next to text overlays and the compositor. Magnific has no captions tool.
The full MCP toolkit. Every tool on Maxfusion AI is open to any AI agent over MCP: research, analysis, generation and composition. Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor or whichever agent a team already runs handles the whole job, from research to the finished ad.
Magnific runs an MCP as well. It covers generation, upscaling and file handling, and leaves research and analysis out.
A plan built for a whole team. Pro and Max include unlimited seats, a usage dashboard with per member controls, a Google Drive connector, and Asana, ClickUp and Notion connectors that read briefs and post finished work back to the task.
What only Magnific has
A stock library. More than 250 million photos, vectors, videos and templates sit next to the AI tools, a legacy of Freepik that no ad platform matches.
Upscaling. Magnific started life as an upscaler, and image upscaling up to 10K with real detail remains the strongest part of the suite for print and product work.
Spaces and Apps. A node canvas for branching ideas and comparing versions, with any workflow saved as a one click App for the next person. Maxfusion AI’s Flows canvas plays the same role for ad pipelines, with research nodes Magnific does not have.
3D tools. The suite reaches into 3D generation, which sits outside what an ad team ships every week.
Is Magnific expensive compared to Maxfusion AI for creative agencies and teams?

Yes. On every model in this comparison, the same monthly budget buys fewer videos on Magnific Business.
Seedance 2.5 gives Maxfusion AI Pro 45 clips a month against 20 on Magnific’s $138 account. Flux 3 widens the gap to 90 against 26, and Seedance 2.0 at 1080p reaches 32 against 12.
The volume tiers tell the same story. Maxfusion AI Max at $400 delivers 250 Google Omni videos or 200 Flux 3 videos a month, with as many team members as the work needs. Matching that on Magnific means more seats, and every seat costs $69.
The value question for teams that need to scale
Ads in 2026 run on volume.
Since Meta’s Andromeda update, accounts win on creative diversity: the algorithm rewards many distinct creatives across angles and formats, and one polished hero video no longer carries a budget.
A team shipping 15 ads a month is guessing. Teams that win ship dozens of variants, learn what survives and feed the winners back into production.
Run that volume through the numbers above. A team on Maxfusion AI Pro gets 150 Seedance 2.0 Mini clips or 112 Google Omni clips a month, and Magnific’s two seat Business account buys 64 and 56.
Step up to Max and the month holds 333 Mini clips, 250 Omni clips and 100 Seedance 2.5 clips, with every strategist, editor and media buyer on the account at no extra seat cost.



Both platforms make good videos. For diversity at volume, with new angles, hooks and formats tested before creative fatigue sets in, Maxfusion AI hands a team more finished videos for the same money every month.
At that point the choice stops being a preference and becomes arithmetic.

Who actually benefits from each platform?
Choose Maxfusion AI if:
Ad volume is the job, and every dollar has to turn into more finished videos.
Competitor research belongs next to production in your workflow.
AI agents like Claude or Codex already run part of your work and need the full platform behind them.
Formats range from realistic UGC and talking heads to claymation and singing ads, with skills built for each.
The team keeps growing, and a price per seat would get in the way.
Choose Magnific if:
Your work spans design, print and product stills, and a stock library next to the AI tools saves the day.
Upscaling and image detail matter more than video volume.
A design team already works in Freepik and wants the same workspace for AI.
Maxfusion AI or Magnific: which one is right for your workflow?
Magnific is a capable creative suite with a wide model catalog, a stock library and upscalers that no ad platform matches.
For a team that produces ads at volume, Maxfusion AI is the Magnific alternative built for the job: unlimited seats, more videos per dollar on every model in this comparison, and research, production and any AI agent working in one place.
If scale is what you care about, the arithmetic in this article points one way.
Compare every platform side by side
The Maxfusion comparison page lines up Higgsfield, Arcads, OpenArt, Magnific and HeyGen against Maxfusion on matching models and budgets, with a capability table that covers research, production, finishing and automation.
Choose a budget and a model, and it shows how many finished videos each platform delivers.
Head-to-head breakdowns: Maxfusion AI vs Higgsfield AI, Maxfusion AI vs Arcads AI, Maxfusion AI vs OpenArt AI and Maxfusion AI vs HeyGen. Plans and prices for every Maxfusion tier are on the pricing page.