AI Image Generator

Use an AI image generator to turn a precise visual brief into a new image, select a public model and supported ratio, then keep refining the direction in one workspace.

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Model guide

Eight featured model guides, one focused workspace.

Explore eight featured model guides—GPT Image 2, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 5 Lite, Ideogram V3, Imagen 4 Fast, Flux 2 Pro, and GPT Image 1.5—from the same studio. Nano Banana 2 Lite and the legacy Nano Banana are also available in the generator without featured guides. Choose the model whose output best supports your brief, then continue with the result instead of rebuilding the project.

How an AI image generator turns a brief into a working image

An AI image generator is more useful when every creative choice stays visible. Keep the brief, reference, model, supported ratio, and credit cost together before you generate.

Write the image brief

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Write the image brief

Start the AI image generator with the subject, setting, framing, light, material, and intended placement. Name the one visual decision that matters most before adding style language.

A focused AI image generator prompt gives the model usable direction without turning the composer into a checklist. Leave room for a headline, crop, or product detail when the final layout needs it.

Read the result, then revise one meaningful detail. That keeps each next AI image generator attempt connected to the original creative goal.

Choose a model and ratio

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Choose a model and ratio

Choose the public model that fits the image task, then review the ratios that model supports. The AI image generator keeps those choices beside the prompt and shows the credit cost before submission.

A square, landscape, or portrait canvas should follow the destination, not guesswork. The AI image generator adjusts incompatible ratio choices when you switch models.

Compare a small set of deliberate directions rather than assuming every AI image generator model solves the same brief in the same way.

Add a reference with intent

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Add a reference with intent

Add a source image when a product, person, composition, or visual mood needs to guide the request. Tell the AI image generator what should remain recognizable and what should change.

A reference works best with a written instruction: keep the object, change the setting; keep the framing, change the styling. The AI image generator keeps both inputs in the same creation flow.

Remove the final upload to return to a text-led direction. Your AI image generator prompt remains editable while the idea develops.

Generate, inspect, and continue

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Generate, inspect, and continue

The AI image generator shows the current credit total before creating a task and reports live task status while the provider processes it. Completion can vary with the model, provider, and queue state.

When a result is ready, download it, create another direction, or reopen the workspace. The AI image generator retains the original prompt, selected model, and one source image when used.

That continuity makes an approved visual easier to explain and refine. Each AI image generator variation has a clear creative starting point.

An AI image generator built for clear decisions

Keep the visual brief and generation settings close to the work.

Visible model choices

The AI image generator presents public model labels, supported ratios, and credit cost before the task starts. Choose for the job in front of you, not a generic promise. The AI image generator keeps that decision visible.

Prompt and reference together

An AI image generator can use written direction with one reference image when the source matters. Explain what to preserve and what to change without losing the editable brief. The AI image generator keeps that decision visible.

Cost shown before creation

The AI image generator displays Fast at 10 credits, Standard at 20, and Pro at 40 before submission. Your available balance and service rules are evaluated by the product. The AI image generator keeps that decision visible.

A practical continuation path

Reopen a completed AI image generator result with its prompt, model, and one source image when used. Keep the reasoning behind a useful direction available for the next edit. The AI image generator keeps that decision visible.

More tools around the AI image generator

Move from a generated result to the next useful image task without rebuilding the brief.

Use the AI image generator for a new visual from a written brief. Define the subject, composition, mood, and space needed for the finished layout. Return to the AI image generator when another direction is needed.

Bring a source into the AI image generator when its subject or direction matters. Pair the upload with clear instructions for the next version. Return to the AI image generator when another direction is needed.

Send a completed AI image generator result to background removal when a clean subject cutout is the next step. Check the output before download. Return to the AI image generator when another direction is needed.

Open the upscaler when an AI image generator result needs more size or detail for its intended placement. Review that tool’s settings and output. Return to the AI image generator when another direction is needed.

Continue an AI image generator direction with prompt-led edits when a promising result needs a specific adjustment instead of a new start.

Explore templates

Browse structured prompt starters for the AI image generator, then adapt subject, ratio, and reference to the actual brief. Templates remain editable starting points.

AI image generator questions

Practical answers about prompts, references, models, ratios, credits, and results.

Put the next AI image generator direction on the page

Write a practical brief, choose a model and supported ratio, add a reference when it helps, and review the credit cost before you generate. The AI image generator keeps the starting brief nearby for the next adjustment.