With access to 6+ image models, choosing the right one for your project can be overwhelming. Here's a breakdown of when to use each.
Flux 2 — The All-Rounder
Best for: Photorealistic images, product shots, portraits, architectural visualization.
Flux 2 from Black Forest Labs delivers exceptional photorealism with strong prompt adherence. It handles complex lighting, reflections, and materials beautifully. Use it when you need images that could pass for real photographs.
Imagen 4 — Google's Flagship
Best for: High-fidelity images, complex scenes, detailed environments.
Google's Imagen 4 excels at understanding spatial relationships and generating coherent complex scenes. It's particularly strong with landscapes, interiors, and multi-object compositions.
Ideogram — The Typography King
Best for: Text in images, logos, posters, social media graphics, stylized illustrations.
If your image needs readable text, Ideogram is your best bet. It's the only model that reliably renders typography. Also excellent for graphic design work and stylized illustrations.
Nano Banana Pro — Speed Demon
Best for: Rapid iteration, concept exploration, draft generations.
When you need results fast, Nano Banana Pro delivers in seconds. Quality is impressive for its speed—perfect for exploring ideas before committing to slower, higher-quality models.