Pollo AI Launches Unified API for Access to 300 AI Video and Image Models

Jul 3, 2026
Pollo AI has introduced Pollo API, a unified platform that provides developers with access to over 300 AI video and image models, simplifying integration and model selection across creative workflows.

Pollo AI has launched its unified API platform, Pollo API, providing access to more than 300 AI video and image models according to a press release. The platform allows developers to integrate advanced media generation capabilities into applications and production workflows through a single connection.

Pollo API supports major model families such as Veo, Seedance, Kling AI, Sora, GPT Image, Nano Banana, Runway, and Hailuo, along with their variants. Developers can connect once and choose among different models for various use cases without managing separate integrations.

The platform covers video and image generation, editing, enhancement, and effects. It includes features such as API key management, task-based generation, status polling, logs, webhooks, and access to developer documentation. Pricing is offered directly in USD to keep costs predictable for scaling teams.

Pollo API forms part of the Pollo AI ecosystem and is designed to help developers evaluate, deploy, and manage AI media models with more flexibility and stability. The service is now available at api.pollo.ai.

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