What are “Models”?
Models (public) — General-purpose generators. No baked-in aesthetic. You direct the look via prompt, modes (Prompt / Reference / Edit / Pin / Sketch), and controls.
Artist styles — Pre-trained on a specific illustrator’s dataset; licensing per image is required for commercial use.
Your styles — Private, trained on your dataset; start as a 7-day demo, then you can buy a style slot for the full version (no watermarks, 8K downloads, commercial rights).
What you can do with Models
Photoreal generation (products, people, scenes) with GPT-Image / Imagen 4 / Flux Dev.
Prompt-based editing (Instruct/Edit): add, remove, or replace details.
Reference-guided results: use a Reference image to nudge colors, layout, or subject.
Pins (where supported): place a known character or product into new scenes.
Tip: Because Models don’t carry a fixed look, clarity in prompt and smart use of references drive consistent results.
Feature support & limits
All models accept 1 reference image per request. For editing existing images, use Flux.1 Kontext or GPT Image. For pure generation, use any model except Flux.1 Kontext.
GPT Image and Flux.1 Kontext: Product and Character Pins, Instruct (Edit), Image to prompt
Flux Dev: Instruct (Edit), Image to prompt
Imagen 4: Image to prompt
Credits & costs
Per-generation cost differs by model (shown next to each model in the app). One generation returns 2 images by default. Credits renew per your plan; you can add extra credits anytime. Daily free credits are available on the Free plan for trying things out.
GPT Image: 4 credits per generation (2 images). Example: request 4 images → 8 credits.
Flux.1 Kontext: 2 credits per generation (2 images).
Imagen 4: 1 credit per generation (2 images).
Flux Dev: 1 credit per generation (2 images).
FAQs
Can I use images from public Models commercially?
Yes. Images generated with public Models (e.g., GPT-Image, Imagen 4, FLUX) are commercially usable without buying a separate license.
Why do results look less “locked” than with Artist or My styles?
Models don’t include a fixed aesthetic. Add style cues in your prompt, use Reference, or move to Your styles if you need strict brand consistency.
Why did some references get disabled?
You exceeded that model’s reference limit. The system keeps the allowed number and disables extras for that request.
In short
Public Models give you breadth and speed. Craft the look with prompts and references; when you need repeatable brand identity, train Your style and move from demo to full version with a style slot.
Updated
30 July 2025