Images

The model picker shows each model's maker and starting price; models marked New arrived recently. The panel changes with the model: aspect ratios, options and how many reference images it takes. The price for the run as you've set it up is always on the Generate button.

• FLUX.2 Klein is fast and cheap: good for trying ideas.
• Nano Banana 2 and GPT Image 2 follow long, detailed instructions well and are strong at editing with references.
• Seedream 5 Lite can make a short sequence of related frames in one run.
• Try the same prompt on two models: they differ more than you'd expect.

• Say what's in the picture, where, the light and the look. Concrete beats clever.
• The style chips under the prompt (Cinematic, Macro, Street…) add a tested look to your words.
• Enhance rewrites your prompt for the selected model, keeping your idea. Press it again to build on the result, or Undo to step back. Typing your own change starts fresh.

The reference board under the prompt takes images the model should use: a person to keep the same, a product, a style to match, a place. Upload one, or drag it in from your gallery. In the prompt, refer to them by number: “the woman in image 1 holding the cup from image 2”. Each model takes a different number of references; the board shows how many.

1. Under Drafts, press Sketch 4 drafts: four quick, cheap versions of your prompt.
2. Pick the one whose composition you like and press Finalize.
3. The selected model renders it properly, using your pick as its first reference, so the layout stays.

When everything outside an area must stay exactly as it is, use Inpainting with a Mask in Node mode: paint over the area, describe what goes there, and only that area changes.

Animate takes your latest image to the Video tab as the start frame of a clip. See Video.