Create images from text descriptions. Choose size, style, model, and number of images to generate.
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- Generate new images from reference images and a text prompt. Upload existing images and describe the desired output to create customized versions.MIT
- Fetch a prompt and images from the gallery to use as inspiration for generating new images directly or applying style transfer via reference images.MIT
- Generate images from prior creations using face-ref, character-ref, style-transfer, or smart-edit. Preserve identity or style, edit an image, spend credit, and get the result or a queueId.MIT
- Create pixel art from text descriptions for sprites, icons, and standalone images. Supports 16-512px sizes, transparent backgrounds, and optional style or reference images.MIT
- Generate new images or edit existing ones from natural language prompts, using up to three reference images, file IDs, or local paths for composition control.MIT
- Combine multiple images into a single composition for product mockups, fashion photos, creative collages, or style transfers using specific prompts.MIT