Which image model to use
- Testing an idea. Image 01 at 1 credit. You can try a prompt twenty five times for the price of one top tier frame.
- Words inside the picture. Ideogram V4 for posters and logos. Most models turn lettering into shapes that only look like writing.
- The Midjourney look. Midjourney at 10 credits, on the same balance as everything else and with no second subscription.
- The frame you are keeping. Gemini 3 Pro Image or Imagen 4 Ultra.
- Working from a reference. Runway Gen-4 Image takes up to three reference images, which is how you keep a character consistent across frames.
Twenty five models on one balance
The reason to run these in one place is that no single model wins every prompt. Typography, photorealism, speed and cost pull in different directions, and the only reliable way to tell is to put the same words through two or three of them. That is awkward when each one is a separate subscription and a separate bill; here it is a dropdown and one credit meter.
- One API key and one balance across all twenty five.
- Flat price per image, quoted before the run, and failed runs refunded.
- No watermark on any plan, including the free one.
- You own what you generate under the terms, though output is not exclusive.
Make the image move
An image is usually a step rather than the destination. Once you have a frame you like, image to video animates it from 3 credits a second, and if it is a face that should be speaking, a talking photo lip syncs it to any audio. Both run on the same credits as the image itself.