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Krea launches AI image editor Krea 3 with faster edits

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Krea launches AI image editor Krea 3 with faster edits

Krea has launched Krea 3, a new AI image editing model that it says ranks second on CPI-Bench behind GPT Image 2.5.

The launch adds a new entrant to the fast-moving market for AI tools aimed at design, advertising, eCommerce and media teams that need to alter images quickly while preserving visual consistency.

According to Krea, Krea 3 Ultra scored 4.81 out of five on CPI-Bench, which it describes as a benchmark for real-world image editing. That would place it ahead of GPT Image 2, Seedream 5 Pro, Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro.

Speed is a central claim for the new model. Krea says it can deliver 2K edits in under eight seconds from start to finish, making it 10 times faster than GPT Image 2 and four times faster than Nano Banana Pro. Pricing starts at USD $0.03 per image at 1K resolution and rises to USD $0.06 at 2K.

Krea says the model is the first image editing system that can be trained on a specific product, person or style using LoRA fine-tuning. The aim is to help users keep the appearance of branded products, recurring characters or a particular visual style consistent across multiple images.

Krea 3 also includes regional editing, allowing changes to just part of an image while leaving the rest untouched. Other controls include bounding boxes for placing elements in set positions and support for up to six reference images in a single edit, including style references.

The model runs natively at 2K resolution and also supports output up to 4K, aimed at uses such as print work, larger displays and campaign assets.


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