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LiblibAI funding, valuation and investors
Beijing AI image, video and creator-model community; 2026 financing and valuation are sourced to specialist reporting rather than audited filings.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series B extension (reported)
~$300M (third-party reported) · June 18, 2026
Latest known valuation
~$2B (third-party reported)
Series B extension (reported) · June 18, 2026
Total disclosed equity funding
$130M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
growth · Beijing, China
Investors in latest funding
Other: Tencent , Granite Asia , Shunwei Capital
Overview
LiblibAI is a Beijing-based platform for AI image and video creation, fine-tuned models and creator workflows. Investor INCE Capital confirmed a $130 million Series B in October 2025. Specialist databases report a further 2026 financing and roughly $2 billion valuation, but those figures are not company-audited disclosures.
Why LiblibAI is interesting
LiblibAI offers a Chinese case study of AI applications built around distribution, creator models and production workflows rather than training a single flagship foundation model. Investor INCE Capital confirmed $130M Series B in October 2025; 2026 specialist databases report a roughly $300M extension at about $2B valuation, but terms and revenue disclosures differ by provider. Its product combines generation tools, user-trained models and a community of creators.
Product & use cases
AI creative platform that combines generation and editing of images and video, creator-contributed and custom-trained models, LoRA workflows, and shareable creative assets. Product ecosystem includes visual design and longer-form video tooling.
- Designers and illustrators creating reference-driven images and style variations
- Short-video and marketing teams assembling visual content from text, images and model workflows
- Creators sharing fine-tuned models and reusable generation workflows
Key facts
- Founded in Beijing in 2023; image, video and creator-model platform
- October 2025 $130M Series B confirmed by investor INCE Capital
- June 2026 roughly $300M Series B extension and ~$2B valuation reported by Dealroom and Caplight; final audited terms not available
- Avoid adding both financing figures to a self-reported lifetime total without consistent round definitions
Funding history (newest first)
Series B extension (reported)
2026-06-18 ~$300M (third-party reported) Valuation: ~$2B (third-party reported)- Tencent
- Granite Asia
- Shunwei Capital
Source: Read source · caplight.com
Series B
2025-10-23 $130M- HongShan (lead)
- CMC Capital (lead)
- INCE Capital (participant)
- Shunwei Capital (participant)
- Source Code Capital (participant)
- Future Capital (participant)
Source: Read source · incecap.com
Competitive landscape
Edge: Potential differentiation is a localized creator-model community and workflow distribution. Those strengths, user scale and financial margins must be substantiated by independent company-level operating data; financing alone cannot establish a moat.
Compare with creator-model ecosystems and multi-model creative suites rather than assuming it trains every model offered in its interface. Key diligence: creator retention, paid conversion, gross margin after inference cost, content rights, moderation, and reliance on third-party models.
Market / IPO context
Editorial / static context — not a live quote.
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