RelayMe.ai

The documented workflow has four steps. You add an Image input node and upload a product photo you have the rights to use, and every later step uses it as the reference. Next you connect Nano Banana Pro or GPT Image, describe the studio or lifestyle scene, choose one to four candidates and check the per-image price before running.

Third, you add Upscale to take the approved shot to a 2K or 4K tier, or Outpaint to extend it to 9:16 for vertical placements. These are offered on supported Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image models, and the model selector shows which. Finally you connect a video model such as Veo 3.1 Fast, use the image as the first frame, pick the duration and audio, and review the clip before it goes into an ad.

Once the chain is wired, you can swap the input photo and the same steps run again with the same settings. The same workflow can also be discovered, estimated and started from your own code through the API.

• •Node-based canvas - Each model is a node, and outputs pass from one step to the next. Workflows can be saved and reused, so a new product photo can go through an existing chain.
• •Multiple video models - Send the same reference image to Veo 3.1, Grok Imagine, MiniMax-H3 or Seedance and compare the results. Clip lengths differ by model, from up to 8 seconds on Veo 3.1 to up to 30 seconds on Seedance 2.5.
• •Upscale and outpaint - Approved images can be upscaled to 2K or 4K, or reframed to 9:16 with the product left untouched. This covers the vertical placements social ads need.
• •Price before you run - Each node shows the model, settings and output tier, and the pricing page lists credits per image or per second for every model. Comparison pages cover price and output differences between models.
• •API access - Workflows built on the canvas can be run from your own code, and an API quickstart is published.

RelayMe.ai is aimed at marketing teams producing ad creative for physical products. A typical use is turning one product SKU photo into a set of creatives: a clean product shot, a lifestyle scene, a vertical crop for Stories and Reels, and a short clip for a video ad. Teams that want to compare video models side by side on the same reference image can do that before committing credits.

The credit model suits occasional users who prefer top-ups that never expire, while regular producers can pick a monthly plan from $19 to $90. Developers can use the API to run the same workflows from their own systems.