Atlas Cloud

What it does

Atlas Cloud is a hosted API service that gives developers access to many AI models for image, video, audio, 3D and language tasks through one OpenAI-compatible key. Requests go to the API, and outputs such as generated video, images or text tokens are returned. The homepage highlights video models including Kling 4.0, Seedance, Wan, Vidu and Pixverse variants.

Developers use it by creating a key in the console and calling model endpoints from their own code. Four Kling 4.0 endpoints, including video editing, are served on one key. Video models are priced per second of generated output, while language models are priced per million tokens split into input, output and cache-read charges.

It suits developers and teams building AI video, image, audio or chat features who want several models behind one API. It is not an end-user creative app. Costs are usage-based, so total spend depends on volume, and model-specific availability and limits should be confirmed in the docs before production use.

What it can do

• Generate video from text, image, or reference inputs through the Kling 4.0 endpoints
• Edit video using the Kling Video 4.0 Video-Edit endpoint
• Route requests to 400+ AI models across image, video, audio and chat through one API
• Access models through an OpenAI-compatible API key
• Pay per second of generated video or per million tokens for language models

Before you choose

• Pricing is pay-per-use with no subscription shown on the pricing page, so costs scale with generation length or token volume.
• Model prices are listed separately per model and modality, so check the specific endpoint's rate before estimating costs.
• Kling 4.0 is described as released on October 15, 2026; availability and parameters should be confirmed in the docs.

Listed under

• Creative
• Video generation
• AI API
• Audio generation
• Developer tools
• Image generation
• LLM API
• Multi-model access

Get started

Sign in to the console to create a key, then read the docs to call endpoints.

1. Open the Atlas Cloud console and create an account and API key.
2. Read the API docs to find the endpoint for the model you want, such as a Kling 4.0 text-to-video route.
3. Send requests to the model endpoint using the OpenAI-compatible key and check per-second or per-token charges on the pricing page.

No subscription is shown on the model pricing page. Video endpoints bill per second of output, with the Kling 4.0 video-edit endpoint listed at $0.157/SEC struck against a discounted $0.11/SEC. Language model usage combines input, output and cache-read token charges. Free-tier or trial terms should be verified with Atlas Cloud.

Source: atlascloud.ai/pricing/models, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• 400+ AI Models, One API for Image, Video, Audio and Chat | Atlas Cloud ↗www.atlascloud.ai
• AI API Pricing on Atlas Cloud: Pay Per Use, No Subscriptions ↗www.atlascloud.ai
• 400+ AI Models, One API for Image, Video, Audio and Chat | Atlas Cloud ↗www.atlascloud.ai

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