Question 1

Do I need an account to use the image generator?

Accepted Answer

You can explore the generator without signing in — pick a model, write a prompt, and adjust settings. To generate images or upload reference photos, sign in. Creating an account does not include free generations. A login modal appears when you click Generate or upload.

Question 2

Which image models can I use?

Accepted Answer

The generator includes Seedream 5.0 Pro, Seedream 4.5, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2.5, GPT Image 2, and Nano Banana 2 Lite. Models differ in quality options, resolution, batch count, and credit cost. Switch in the dropdown to compare — available settings update automatically.

Question 3

What are text-to-image and image-to-image?

Accepted Answer

Text-to-image starts from a prompt alone. Image-to-image uses one or more reference photos plus your prompt to guide style, subject, or edits. Upload limits and credit add-ons depend on the selected model.

Question 4

How are credits charged?

Accepted Answer

Each generation consumes credits based on model, quality or resolution, and output count. Some models also charge for input images. The generator shows an estimated total before you confirm. Failed jobs refund automatically. View plans on Pricing or check your balance in the generator header after sign-in.

Question 5

Why does upload ask me to sign in?

Accepted Answer

Reference images upload to your account storage. Sign in once through the modal, then uploads and generation continue on the same page. Supported formats and size limits are shown in the uploader.

Question 6

Where do my images go after generation?

Accepted Answer

Completed images appear in the generator preview and recent strip. Every job is also saved to Generation History — open History from the generator header or user menu to search, filter by status, and re-open past outputs.

Question 7

Any tips for better image prompts?

Accepted Answer

Describe subject, composition, lighting, and style clearly. One strong scene beats a long list of adjectives. For image-to-image, say what should stay and what should change. Draft at a lower quality setting, then re-run at higher resolution once the look is right.

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