Switch from ImagineArt to FluxNote: Cancel and Download

• Cancel on the web at Settings, Plan & Billing, Danger Zone, Cancel Subscription. Access continues to the end of the paid period. If you subscribed through the App Store or Google Play, cancel there.
• A refund can be requested for a first purchase in the first three days of a monthly or quarterly plan or the first five days of an annual plan, and only if no more than 300 credits were used. The policy adds a few narrow cases, and failing to cancel before a renewal is listed as non-refundable.
• Plan credits do not roll over, and after your subscription lapses top-ups work only on Free-plan features.
• ImagineArt gives no steps for a bulk export (its Privacy Policy points to account-settings instructions that were not checked) and says it is not obligated to provide copies of your Outputs if your account is terminated, so download what you need first.
• Deleting the account cancels every plan you own at once, with no pro-rated refund.
• The FluxNote pages read for this guide list no Film or Fashion Studio, no plugins for Photoshop or Premiere Pro and no unlimited-model plans, and the FluxNote navigation links a Creator Workflows page that was not read.

FluxNote publishes this page and sells a competing product, so read it as a guide to leaving ImagineArt, not as a verdict on which tool is better. Every ImagineArt fact below was read from ImagineArt's own pages on 21 Oct 2026, and the last section describes where they come from.

The prices below are the US view in US dollars, although ImagineArt says prices appear in your local currency and FluxNote bills in rupees in India. The FluxNote pages read do not mention tax.

This guide did not test either product. It covers what each company publishes.

ImagineArt's pages describe a large creative suite: image and video generation across dozens of models, Film, Fashion and Ad Studios, Workflows with more than 100 models, Imagine Apps templates, audio tools, tools to edit, caption and clip existing video, and plugins for Photoshop and Premiere Pro.

FluxNote's pages describe a narrower job: turning a topic or a script into a finished short video with an AI-written script, voiceover, captions and visuals, repeated on a schedule with saved Series.

FluxNote's pages also list an Image Studio, UGC Studio, AD Studio, Lipsync Studio and Music Studio.

It does not clip or repurpose existing long videos or podcasts.

A practical rule.

If you use ImagineArt for its unlimited-model plans, its Film or Fashion Studios, Workflows, its tools for editing or clipping existing video, or its plugins, the FluxNote pages read for this guide list no unlimited-model plans, no Film or Fashion Studio, no plugins, no clipper and no text-to-edit video tool, and name no tool for captioning an uploaded video (the app pricing page lists "AI captions" without saying what they apply to), so run FluxNote's free plan beside ImagineArt before you cancel anything.

FluxNote's pricing page lists one finished video a month on Free, with the premium video models and the full voice and template libraries on paid plans.

If you mostly make short videos with voice and captions, or images and ads, the rest of this guide shows how to move step by step.

Cancelling and deleting an account are different at ImagineArt. Cancelling stops the next renewal and keeps your access to the end of the paid period.

Deleting the account cancels every plan you own at once, with no pro-rated refund. For a personal account the data cannot be recovered after the 7-day cooling-off window, and team workspace deletion is immediate.

The table shows what each item does.

Two details catch people out.

Yearly billing does not mean yearly credits: ImagineArt's Help Center says credits refresh every month whichever billing term you are on, and unused plan credits expire when the cycle renews.

One FAQ on its pricing page words it differently, saying credits reset at the start of each billing cycle, so ask support which applies to your plan.

And ImagineArt does not say in so many words what a cancelled account can do, but its top-up rule points to Free-plan restrictions after a lapse.

It says accounts without an active subscription receive 100 free credits every day, and that Pro-labelled models need an active subscription, which free daily credits cannot unlock.

It does not say what happens to saved assets or private generations.

ImagineArt's Help Center gives these steps for a web subscription.

1. 1Go to imagine.art/home and click Login in the top-right corner.
2. 2Click your name at the bottom of the left sidebar to open the profile menu, then click Settings.
3. 3In the Settings sidebar, under your team, click Plan & Billing. You can also go straight to imagine.art/settings/billing.
4. 4Scroll down and expand Danger Zone. Under Unsubscribe Plan, click Cancel Subscription, then follow the prompts until you see a confirmation that your cancellation has been processed.

Access to your subscription features continues through the end of your current billing period, and ImagineArt says no additional charges occur unless you resubscribe. Its Terms add that it does not provide prorated refunds for unused time in a billing cycle. The refund policy also says you can cancel future renewals by email to [email protected].

Four traps to check before you click.

• If you bought through the iOS App Store or Google Play, cancel there: on iOS go to Settings, your name, Subscriptions, ImagineArt, then Cancel Subscription, and on Android open the Play Store, tap your profile icon, go to Payments and subscriptions, Subscriptions, ImagineArt, then Cancel subscription. Those cancellations apply to the next billing cycle.
• ImagineArt's pages disagree about web and mobile subscriptions. The cancel page and the mobile page say they are linked, while the Other FAQs say they are separate and must be managed independently. Cancel where you bought, then check the other place.
• A scheduled upgrade can block you. If you choose end-of-period activation for a new plan, cancellation options are unavailable until the new billing cycle begins. Downgrades also take effect only after the current period ends, and an immediate downgrade needs support.
• Cancel before the renewal date. ImagineArt lists failing to cancel before the renewal billing date as a non-refundable case.

ImagineArt's refund policy is narrow. It is published at docs.imagine.art, and imagine.art/refund-policy returned a not-found page when read on 21 Oct 2026. The policy page shows no last-updated date, and it says refunds are subject to verification.

ImagineArt can deduct a reasonable administrative fee from an approved refund, and where consumer law requires more, the law applies. Requests go by email to [email protected], and ImagineArt says it generally responds within ten business days.

It refunds to the original payment method unless otherwise agreed, and it may offer account credit instead. Its pricing-page FAQ summarises the rule as refunds within 3 to 5 days if under 300 credits are used.

The FAQ says under 300 and the policy says no more than 300, so keep your usage below 300 to be safe.

There is no refund for the remaining time of a plan you cancel, unless the policy provides otherwise.

The Terms say fees and purchased credit packs are generally non-refundable, and the account-deletion policy says it does not provide pro-rated refunds for the remaining period of a cancelled plan if you delete the account.

Talk to support before you start a chargeback, which the policy says customers are expected to do.

If you want a refund, email in the first days and keep your credit use under 300.

ImagineArt's pages tell you to download an individual result, and its mobile app lets you view, download and share past generations, but they give no steps for a bulk download or an export of your generation history. Treat that as a manual job: open each creation you need and download it, and do it before the paid period ends.

Be careful with the plan you leave behind.

ImagineArt's Terms say you can delete your account at any time and that termination of your account takes effect once processed, which takes 7 days.

They also say that upon any termination your content may no longer be accessible to you and that ImagineArt is not obligated to provide copies of your Outputs or data post-termination, so you should save important content beforehand.

They add that ImagineArt does not guarantee your Inputs or Outputs are stored or retrievable forever and encourage you to keep your own backups.

Do not use ImagineArt as your archive.

Video downloads carry no watermark on any plan, according to ImagineArt's AI video generator page. Its pages do not say the same about images, so open a downloaded image and check it.

If you build in Workflows, an Export node can send generated outputs to a Google Drive folder you choose. That is the only route to Google Drive its Help Center describes, and it moves what a workflow generates, not your existing library.

ImagineArt describes no way to take saved characters, styles or elements with you, and brand kits were not checked. ImagineArt says a character is built from your uploaded reference images, so keep those images if you want to recreate a character elsewhere.

For a copy of your personal data, ImagineArt's Privacy Policy says to follow the instructions in your account settings to download your personal data or generated content.

Those screens need a login and were not checked, so ask support if you cannot find them.

On training, ImagineArt says that by default it will not use your personal content for AI model training without your consent.

If you decide to delete the account, remember what that does: every plan you own is cancelled at once, and for a personal account the data cannot be recovered after the 7-day cooling-off window.

These are prices each company showed on 21 Oct 2026, in US dollars.

ImagineArt's Help Center lists monthly, quarterly and yearly prices and a Standard plan, but its logged-out pricing page showed only yearly billing on the Individual Plans tab and no Standard card, and it shows a 45,000-credit Creator tier that the Help Center table does not list.

The table therefore uses Basic, where the sources agree, and tells you to check the live page for the rest.

FluxNote's public pricing page opens on quarterly billing.

ImagineArt, per month:

FluxNote, per month:

FluxNote's pricing page says its Free plan includes one finished video a month at 720p and 100 Image Studio credits, with no card.

ImagineArt also lists a quarterly Basic price of $11 a month, and FluxNote lists Rise at $14 a month and Pro at $28 on quarterly billing.

ImagineArt says discounts and promotions can change, that people who bought before 27 September 2025 are on legacy plans that may have different prices and credit amounts, and that it charges applicable taxes as required by law.

Do not compare credit totals. A credit buys a different amount in each product, and FluxNote's credits come from one monthly pool shared by video, image, UGC, audio and assistant work.

Compare the credit cost of the model and settings you use, then run one real project on both. FluxNote's plans are on its pricing page.

Its plan credits refresh on the first day of each month and do not roll over, and its one-time top-ups expire 30 days after purchase.

This table sets what ImagineArt's pages describe against what FluxNote's pages list. It records what is published, not how well anything works, and it does not claim FluxNote matches ImagineArt item for item. "Not listed" means not named on the FluxNote pricing, app pricing, models, features and free-tools pages read on 21 Oct 2026.

Around the clip, FluxNote's pages list a script writer, 25 caption styles, 30+ templates, an editor, saved Series that repeat a format, and social publishing, with the full voice and template libraries and Series automations on paid plans.

If those are your next steps after generating, compare them with ImagineArt's Captions and Edit Video tools.

FluxNote does not clip or repurpose existing long videos or podcasts.

If you rely on one particular model or on unlimited generation, test it before you cancel. FluxNote's app catalogue can list more models than its pricing pages name, and model access depends on the plan.

Your ImagineArt plan stays active until the end of the paid period after you cancel, so one way to test a move is to overlap the two.

1. 1Download every creation you need, and keep the reference images behind any saved character.
2. 2If you want a refund and are inside the three or five day window with 300 credits or fewer used, email [email protected] before you spend more. Otherwise cancel before the renewal date.
3. 3Open a FluxNote free account. FluxNote's pricing page says it includes one finished video a month at 720p, 100 credits to try Image Studio and preview access to UGC Studio, needs no card, and is for personal and evaluation use. Free does not include the premium video models, which come with Rise and above.
4. 4Rebuild one real project from your saved prompts and references, not a demo. Compare the result with the ImagineArt original on what you care about, such as motion, faces and text.
5. 5If it works, pick a paid plan. Rise and above include the premium video models, and paid plans include commercial usage rights for social posts, paid ads and client work. You can cancel FluxNote any time in Dashboard, then Billing, and the plan stays active until the end of the billing period.

Start on the free plan. Leaving another tool as well? See the guides for leaving Higgsfield and VEED.

ImagineArt facts were read on 21 Oct 2026 from its Help Center at docs.imagine.art (cancel, billing, plans, credits, refund policy, Terms and Conditions, account deletion, Privacy Policy and Unlimited Generation Policy), from imagine.art/subscription with a US view, and from its product pages.

FluxNote facts come from fluxnote.io and app.fluxnote.io on the same day and from FluxNote's own fact sheet.

Each ImagineArt number and policy sentence was checked against the page it comes from on that date, and the main pages are listed below.

ImagineArt can change its pages and terms, so check the live page before you act.

Five things were not verified. The in-app cancel screens sit behind a login, so the steps come from the Help Center.

The checkout total and whether the listed prices exclude tax were not seen. The Help Center and the live pricing page differ in their plan line-up above Basic, so this guide does not table plans above Basic.

Whether images carry a watermark on any plan, whether brand kits can be exported, and what the account-settings download screens offer are not published or were not checked. And ImagineArt does not say what happens to saved assets and private generations after a plan is cancelled, so assume nothing beyond the access and credit rules above.

Pages read on 21 Oct 2026, the ones that carry most of the facts above:

• ImagineArt: Refund Policy
• ImagineArt: Terms and conditions
• ImagineArt: Subscription Plans
• ImagineArt: How to Cancel Your Subscription
• ImagineArt: Video Credits
• ImagineArt: Understanding Credits
• ImagineArt: Subscription
• ImagineArt: Mobile App
• ImagineArt: Upgrading or Downgrading Your Subscription
• ImagineArt: Unlimited Generation Policy
• ImagineArt: Account Deletion Policy
• ImagineArt: Create Image
• ImagineArt: Account Deletion Request
• ImagineArt: Other FAQs
• ImagineArt Teams
• ImagineArt: Imagine Apps

FluxNote's own pages read the same day: pricing, features, models and free tools, and the app pricing page.