Astorie

Astorie calls itself the AI creative canvas for creators and teams, and the model lineup on the homepage reads like a who-is-who of 2026 generation: Sora, Runway, Kling, Flux, Midjourney, Nano Banana, Seedream, and a claimed hundred-plus more. The pitch is not any single model but the workspace that binds them: AI video workflows, team collaboration, and reusable Recipes.

The Recipes concept is the part I find genuinely smart. A Recipe is a saved, repeatable pipeline, an input plus a chain of models and settings that produced a look you liked. Creative teams waste enormous time re-deriving the same multi-step process for every new asset, so packaging workflows as shareable, reusable units addresses a real production pain, not just a demo-day fantasy.

Team collaboration plus creator-led trends tells you their target is not the lone hobbyist. Studios producing campaigns at volume, where consistency across dozens of outputs matters and handoffs between people kill momentum, are the audience that gets value from a shared canvas with a hundred models behind it.

The site supports English and Chinese, a support email (support@astorie.ai) is public, and pricing sits behind a Start Creating flow. Compare it against Krea and Higgsfield if you are evaluating: Astorie's differentiator is the Recipe system and team focus rather than raw model access, which every canvas now has.