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AI Models: Image, Video and Productivity Models in One Place
Browse the AI models behind ImagineArt, sorted by what you want to create. Pick image, video or productivity, then compare models and start generating.
All AI Models in One Place
Want the full list? Every ImagineArt model sits in one directory. Filter by image, video or productivity, then compare quality, speed and credit cost. The free plan includes daily credits, so you can test a model before you pay. See the pricing page for current limits.
Pick the right model
How to Choose Between AI Models
Start with the result you need, not the model name. Then test the same prompt across two or three options.
For product photography
Get Realistic Product Shots on a Budget
Realism decides whether a product image sells. Shoppers notice plastic skin, warped labels and odd shadows. Start with a photorealistic model like ImagineArt 2.0 or Imagen 3. Write your prompt like a photographer: lens, lighting, surface and angle. Generate four versions, then pick the one with the cleanest edges and the most natural light. Use Inpaint to fix a single detail instead of rerolling the whole image. Upscale the winner for your store listing. If a model keeps missing your brief, switch models before you rewrite the prompt. The problem is often the model, not the wording.
Browse Image ModelsFor designers and marketers
Put Readable Text Inside Your Visuals
Text inside images has always been the weak spot. Many models still garble letters, especially in headlines and logos. Choose a model known for text rendering, such as ImagineArt 2.0, when the words matter. Keep copy short. Five words render more reliably than fifteen. Describe the font style and placement in plain language, like "bold white headline, top left." If one letter comes out wrong, fix it with Magic Text instead of starting over. Test the same poster prompt on two models and compare. You'll see the difference in the first generation.
Browse Image ModelsFor filmmakers and creators
Match the Video Model to the Shot
No single video model wins every shot. One handles realistic faces and dialogue well. Another produces smoother camera moves. A third renders stylized animation better. Pick based on the shot, not the brand name. For a talking scene, try a model with native audio like Grok Imagine. For a sweeping landscape, test Veo and Kling side by side with the same prompt. Keep clips short, since quality tends to drop as length grows. Image to video gives you more control over the first frame. Build a scene from several short, strong clips instead of one long generation.
Browse Video ModelsFor teams on a budget
Spend Credits Where Quality Matters
Credits go fast when every draft runs on your most expensive model. Split your workflow in two. Use a faster, lower-cost model to explore ideas, compositions and prompts. Once you've found a direction, run the final version on a premium model. Credit cost per generation varies by model, so check it before a big batch. Test one prompt, compare the cost to the result, then scale up. This approach keeps your free daily credits useful and your paid plan stretching further. The cost of AI image generation guide breaks down where the money goes.
Browse All ModelsFrequently Asked Questions
Answers about ImagineArt AI models, credits, and how to pick the right model.
- What is an AI model?
- An AI model is the trained system that turns your prompt into an image, video, voice or text. Different models learn from different data, so they produce different styles, quality levels and speeds.
- What AI models does ImagineArt offer?
- ImagineArt offers its own models alongside leading third-party image and video models, all in one platform. Use the directory above to browse them by category and open any model to try it.
- Which AI model is best for photorealistic images?
- ImagineArt 2.0 and Imagen 3 are strong starting points for photorealism. Run the same prompt on both and compare skin texture, lighting and fine detail. The better one depends on your subject.
- Which AI model is best for text in images?
- Pick a model built for text rendering, like ImagineArt 2.0. Keep copy short, describe the font style, and fix small errors with Magic Text. Always proofread the final image.
- Which AI video model should I use?
- It depends on the shot. Test Veo, Kling and Hailuo with the same prompt and compare motion, faces and camera movement. Use Grok Imagine when you want audio generated with the clip.
- Do different models cost different amounts of credits?
- Yes. Credit cost per generation varies by model, resolution and video length. Check the cost before you run a large batch, and use lower-cost models for early drafts.
- Can I use the same prompt on different models?
- Yes, and it's the best way to compare them. Results will differ, because each model reads prompts in its own way. Adjust your wording slightly when you switch.
- Are the AI models free to use?
- ImagineArt offers a free plan with daily credits, so you can try models without paying. Access to some models and features depends on your plan. Check the pricing page for details.
- How often are new AI models added?
- We add new models as they become available and pass our checks. Browse the All Models view to see what's currently live.
- How do I choose a model if I'm new to AI?
- Start with a general-purpose image model and a simple prompt. Learn how it responds, then try a second model for comparison. Add video models once you're comfortable with images.
