LensGo AI is now called Lovino. Visit lensgo.ai today and you land on lovino.ai, with your existing account, credits, and generation history intact. The name changed, the login did not.
What did change is the product itself. The video style transfer tool that made LensGo popular still exists, but it is now one option inside a much larger image and video workspace. If you arrived here from a tutorial recorded a year ago, the interface you are looking for is gone.
What Happened to LensGo
The rebrand landed in 2026. Old LensGo links redirect to the new domain, and the company states that existing accounts carried over rather than requiring migration. The login page still carries the old name, describing itself as the same account with a new name.
The company behind Lovino is Foldox Limited, registered in Ireland, operating as a remote-first business. That detail appears in the site footer rather than in any announcement.
There was no press release. No blog post explaining the change to existing users. For a product with 70,000 reported users, that is a quiet way to swap a brand.
An odd line on the About page
Lovino’s About page does two things that sit awkwardly together. One paragraph says Lovino was formerly LensGo. A later paragraph states that Lovino is an independent platform, not affiliated with or connected to any previous product that used a similar name, specifically naming products focused on image style transfer or video editing.
The original LensGo was an image style transfer and video editing product.
The most likely explanation is defensive boilerplate aimed at unrelated sites using the LensGo name, and there are at least two of those. But the wording, as published, disclaims the exact product category that the same page claims as its own history. Worth knowing if you are deciding whether to trust continuity of service.
What You Get Now Versus What LensGo Was
| LensGo (before rebrand) | Lovino (September 2026) | |
|---|---|---|
| Core pitch | Video style transfer | Multi-model image and video workspace |
| Models | In-house, plus user-trained | 50+ third-party models |
| Style transfer | The headline feature | One tool in the menu |
| Custom model training | Supported | Not advertised |
| Free tier | 50 points daily (per third-party docs) | 3 images daily |
| Focus | Creative restyling | UGC ads, product shots, AI influencers |
That last row is the real shift. LensGo was a toy for creative experimentation, and reviewers described it as a way to turn footage into anime or Pixar looks. Lovino is aimed at commercial output: ad variations, ecommerce product visuals, synthetic influencer content.
The model lineup reflects that. Instead of one proprietary engine, Lovino routes to FLUX 1.1 Pro, GPT Image 2, Imagen 4, Seedream 4.5, Veo 3.1, Kling, Hailuo, and others under a single credit balance. There is also an agent called Iris that takes a brief, plans the shots, writes prompts for each, and picks which model runs them.
Style transfer survived as a standalone tool. So did an upscaler, a background remover, and a feature called Travel Anywhere. You simply have to go looking for them now.
What It Costs
The free tier gives three images per day with no card required. Beyond that, a tracker that checked pricing on August 28, 2026 recorded two paid plans: Creator at $19.99 per month and Studio at $39.99 per month, with the higher tier adding volume and early developer access.
Compare that to the old structure, where third-party guides listed Standard, Pro, and Mega tiers spanning roughly $6.75 to $45 monthly, and the free plan allowed 50 points a day with input videos capped at 60 seconds and 100MB.
Two things follow. The floor price went up, and the free tier got tighter. Three images a day is enough to evaluate output quality and not much else.
Verify the current numbers on Lovino’s own pricing page before subscribing. The page loads its plan table through JavaScript, so it does not always appear in search snippets or cached copies, which is likely why third-party figures drift.
Three Different Sites Claim the LensGo Name
This is the part that trips people up. Searching for LensGo AI can land you in at least three places:
- lensgo.ai redirects to Lovino. This is the original product’s domain.
- lovino.ai is the current official site.
- ailensgo.com is a separate site marketing itself as a free AI anime and cartoon video generator with over 1,000 built-in styles. It is not the same operation.
Beyond those, several directory pages still publish the old LensGo feature list and pricing as if nothing changed. Treat any LensGo pricing you find outside lovino.ai as historical.
One more warning that applies here. Some sites promote LensGo APK downloads, mod versions, or premium unlocked builds. Those are not official distributions, and installing them risks account compromise or malware. There is no reason to use them when the free tier is browser-based.
If You Came Here From an Old Tutorial
The workflow you saw demonstrated probably does not exist in that form anymore. Custom model training on your own images, which was one of LensGo’s genuine differentiators, is not advertised on Lovino.
For video-to-anime restyling specifically, GoEnhance AI covers closer to what LensGo originally did. If you want a broader survey of what different generators produce from the same prompt, our AI image generator comparison is a better starting point than picking a platform first.
Who Lovino Actually Suits
Good fit: small ecommerce teams and solo marketers who need product shots and ad variations without a photoshoot. Paying one subscription for access to Veo, Kling, FLUX, and GPT Image is cheaper than subscribing to each separately, and the Iris agent removes the work of knowing which model handles which job.
Poor fit: anyone whose main need is the old style transfer workflow at scale, or who wants to train a model on their own likeness. Look at Pika for motion-first video generation, or dedicated art generators if images are all you need.
Check first: commercial usage rights. Lovino aggregates models from multiple providers, each with its own licensing terms. Read the terms page before putting generated output into a paid campaign, because a platform subscription does not automatically settle downstream model licensing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a new account after the rebrand?
No. The company states that existing LensGo accounts, credits, and libraries carried over to Lovino. A one-time sign-in may be required after the domain change, but the account itself is the same.
Is LensGo AI still free?
There is still a free tier, but it is smaller. Lovino offers three images per day with no credit card. The old LensGo free plan reportedly allowed 50 points daily, which stretched considerably further.
Can I still do video style transfer?
Yes. Style transfer remains available as a tool inside Lovino rather than as the platform’s main feature. Expect a different interface than the one shown in older tutorials.
The Practical Call
If you had a LensGo account, log in and see what your credits look like under the new name. Nothing was deleted.
If you are arriving fresh, judge Lovino on what it is today rather than on LensGo’s reputation. It is a competent multi-model workspace pointed at commercial content, and the single-subscription model access is a real advantage over paying five vendors. Just know that the anime restyling tool you read about is not the product’s centre of gravity anymore, and three free images a day will not tell you much. Budget for one month of Creator if you want a fair test.
Published: September 10, 2026
