Krea Brings AI Image and Video Generation Directly Into Slack
Krea's new Slack bot brings its full creative AI suite — image, video, 3D, and an adaptive agent — directly into team workspaces
- Krea launches Slack beta: The AI creative platform now runs inside Slack, with image, video, and 3D generation plus an adaptive agent.
- Adaptive agent: The Slack bot learns team preferences over time, aiming to reduce iteration cycles in creative workflows.
- Enterprise-ready infrastructure: Business and Enterprise plans include SAML SSO, Zero Data Retention, Model Access Controls, and Organization-level billing.
- 60+ models in one place: Krea aggregates Flux, Veo 3.1, Kling, Runway, Luma, Ideogram, and more alongside its own Krea 2 foundation model.
- MCP and API support: Krea's MCP server supports OAuth sign-in and presigned uploads, making it easy to connect AI coding tools like Claude Code and Cursor.
- 30M+ users, a16z-backed: Krea has scaled to over 30 million users across 191 countries with backing from a16z and Google Gradient.
Krea just launched a beta of its AI creative suite inside Slack. The integration puts Krea's full stack of image, video, and 3D generation tools into the chat interface teams already live in, paired with an agent that learns your preferences over time. It is a small but telling move from a company that has spent the past year building one of the most comprehensive AI creative platforms on the market.
What Krea actually is
Krea is a browser-based creative suite that lets you generate, edit, and enhance images, videos, and 3D assets using AI. It is not a single model , it is closer to a control room, giving you access to Flux, Veo 3.1, Kling, Runway, Luma, Ideogram, and 60+ other models from one interface, without juggling separate accounts and billing. What makes it stand out: Krea builds its own models alongside aggregating third-party ones. Their flagship Krea 2 image model was built from scratch with a specific focus on aesthetic diversity and style control.
Krea claims over 30 million users across 191 countries, and the investor list includes a16z, Google Gradient, and Pebblebed. The company has been on a shipping tear , between its Series B announcement, the launch of Krea 2, open-sourcing the model weights, and now the Slack integration, it has released something meaningful almost every week.