AI image generator

What it does

• Seven models across three tiers, each one stating what it takes and what it costs in credits, so choosing is a comparison rather than a guess.
• Reference images where the model takes them: hand it the product, the face, or the style you want kept, and it draws around that instead of inventing one.
• Size and shape belong to the model, so a model that makes one size shows no size picker, and the ones that price by size say so before you run it.
• Some models charge the same at every size, which is worth knowing before paying more for a bigger picture.
• Describe the picture to the advisor if you cannot tell the models apart, and it names the two or three that fit and says why.
• Credits come back when a run is refused or fails partway, so a prompt that does not work costs a retry rather than a charge.

How it works

1. 01 Describe the picture in the prompt box.
2. 02 Pick a model from the list, or describe what you want to the advisor and let it choose.
3. 03 Set the size and the shape the model offers, and add a reference image if you want an edit rather than a new picture.
4. 04 Run it, watch it go, and download the file when it lands.

Questions

Which model should I use?

Start on the draft tier, because a picture costs far less than a clip does anywhere on this site and a cheap one tells you whether the prompt is any good. Once the idea holds, run the same prompt on a balanced model, and take it to a premium one if the picture is going on a page rather than into a folder. The advisor picks for you if you would rather not compare.

Can I edit a picture I already have?

Yes, on every model here. Upload the picture as a reference image and describe the change in the prompt: swap the background, fix the lighting, put the product on a different surface. A few models take several references at once, which is how a face or a product is held steady while the rest of the picture changes.

Why do the models cost different amounts?

Because they cost different amounts to run, and the price here follows the model rather than the tool. On some the size is what changes the price, so a 4K picture costs more than a 1K one, and on others every size costs the same. The price of the model you have selected is on the run button before you press it.

What happens if the run fails?

The credits go back to your balance and the run is marked failed with the reason on it. A model that refuses the prompt, or a task that never finishes, leaves you where you started.

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