LetzAI V5 brings together 50 AI models and introduces AI agents

LetzAI V5 combines 50 AI models to create images, videos, and sounds, featuring autonomous agents, MCP access, and new editing tools.

Create an image with Google, animate it with ByteDance, generate a voice with ElevenLabs, and then assemble the various elements within a single workspace. LetzAI continues its transformation into a creative production platform with its V5 version, which now brings together around fifty artificial intelligence models. The novelty lies not in a more powerful proprietary model, but in the tools designed to coordinate these technologies and automate their use. A Platform Assembling Market Models

LetzAI has gradually abandoned the development of its own generation models in favor of technologies offered by external providers. In particular, the platform retains its proprietary image enhancement tools, but now relies on models from Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, ByteDance, Black Forest Labs, and other companies for the bulk of generation.

V5 continues this direction by uniting models like Nano Banana 2.1, GPT Image 2.5, Seedance 2.5, Flux 3 Video, Claude Opus 5.5, and Gemini 3.8 Flash. The entire system operates on a shared credit system, avoiding the need for multiple interfaces and subscriptions for each step of a project.

Eight audio models are also making their debut. They cover voice synthesis, music composition, and sound effect creation, featuring ElevenLabs, Eleven Music, Lyria 3 Clip, and Seed Audio 1.0, among others. Agents Capable of Executing Their Own Tasks

One of the main developments involves the agents integrated into Chat and Canvas. They can now orchestrate multiple operations within a project, rather than merely responding to isolated generation instructions.

For companies with an Enterprise subscription, LetzAI introduces isolated execution environments, equipped with a terminal, Python, Node.js, and an internet-connected browser.

An agent can thus browse a brand's website to retrieve its visual assets, process an image folder, or leverage a spreadsheet containing several hundred products to prepare their visuals. It can also execute code and review certain results before delivering them to the user.

Processes are now executed on LetzAI's servers, allowing users to return to an ongoing task after refreshing or closing a tab. Claude and ChatGPT Can Use LetzAI Directly

The new infrastructure also enables connection via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Assistants like Claude or ChatGPT can access authorized features of the LetzAI account to generate images, produce videos, create audio, enhance visuals, or work on Canvases.

LetzAI also offers a dedicated Skill, designed to help agents select the right models, prepare instructions, and know the cost of an operation before its execution.

Connections require user authorization, with separate permissions to view content, run generations, or access certain sensitive functions. An Enhanced Canvas and Manual Editing Tools

The creative space has been reorganized around Create, Canvas, and Explore. Images, videos, and audio files can now coexist in a single environment, while Boards serve to organize and share productions.

A new editor, named Adjust, allows users to work directly on files without systematically relying on a text prompt. Cropping, rotation, color adjustments, video trimming, playback speed, and sound adjustments are among the available operations.

Video also benefits from a Draft Mode with Seedance 2.5. Creators can produce 480p previews, select a take, and then upscale it to 1080p without starting over with an entirely different generation. Drafts remain available for seven days for this operation. A Production Hub Rather Than a Model Lab

LetzAI's strategy now relies on selecting, integrating, and orchestrating third-party technologies. Its value therefore stems not primarily from research into new generation models, but from its interface, editing tools, collaborative features, and infrastructure.

This approach offers an advantage for creators using multiple technologies over the course of a single project. It also implies a dependence on external providers, their pricing, their terms of service, and the evolution of their models.

With V5, LetzAI seeks to become a production environment capable of managing a creative project as a whole, from the initial visuals down to editing and audio integration. It remains to be seen whether this centralization truly simplifies complex productions without limiting the control professionals can exert over each tool.