OpenModels
The models we run
One page each: what the model is good at, what it needs from you and what it costs to run. They all live behind the same prompt bar, and one press can send the same prompt to several of them at once — the results come back grouped in a single album instead of forcing you to guess which model suited the idea.
Image models
- Nano Banana Pro — Google, opens at Starter. Signage, packaging and UI copy come back legible instead of as letter-shaped noise.
- GPT Image 2 — OpenAI, free to try. ⚡1 an image on every plan, from the wallet that refills every day — no Premium model credits needed.
- Seedream 4.5 — ByteDance, opens at Starter. Close-up portraits keep pore and hair detail rather than smoothing into an illustration.
- Seedream 5.0 Pro — ByteDance, opens at Starter. Several subjects and a described background survive in one frame instead of fighting each other.
- Qwen Image Edit — Alibaba, opens at Starter. "Make the jacket leather, keep everything else" is a whole instruction — no masking step.
Video models
- Seedance 2.0 Mini — ByteDance, opens at Starter. Audio is generated with the frames, so footsteps and room tone match what is on screen.
- Kling 3.0 Pro — Kuaishou, opens at Starter. Weight, balance and follow-through survive — the failure mode most video models still have.
- Google Veo 3.1 — Google, opens at Starter. Dialogue, ambience and effects are generated with the frames rather than dubbed over them.
- Grok 2 Imagine — xAI, opens at Starter. One of the lower-cost ways here to turn a picture you already generated into a moving shot.
Questions
Which of these models can I try without paying?
GPT Image 2. A free account gets 20 GPU credits a day and no card is asked for, and GPT Image 2 is the model on this page they also pay for — ⚡1 an image for the first four runs a day, then ✦4 in Premium model credits. The other models here open at the Starter plan.
Can one prompt run several models at once?
Yes. The model menu is multi-select, so one press sends the same prompt to every model you checked. The results come back grouped in a single album instead of as separate runs you have to line up yourself, which is the fastest way to find out which model suits an idea.
What is the difference between GPU credits and Premium model credits?
GPU credits (⚡) refill every day on every plan and run our GPUs. Premium model credits (✦) are granted by a payment and run the provider-billed models most of this page lists. Every model states which wallet it spends, and what it will cost, before you press Generate.
Are these all the models you run?
No — these are the models with a page of their own. The menu inside the studio also carries editing, upscaling, motion transfer, voice and transcription lanes, and some are limited to particular plans. It shows exactly what your account can run, with the price beside each one.
Model comparisons
- Nano Banana Pro vs Seedream 5.0 Pro — Make Seedream 5.0 Pro the default — it is less than half the price for the same press and holds a crowded frame together — and switch to Nano Banana Pro when the picture has to contain readable text or has to come back at 4K.
- Qwen Image Edit vs Nano Banana Pro, for editing a photo — Do the edit on Qwen Image Edit 2511 first, because on the free daily wallet it costs you nothing you had to buy, and spend Premium model credits on Nano Banana Pro only when the edit needs readable text, more than three reference images, or a 4K master.
- Kling 3.0 Pro vs Veo 3.1: envelopes and cost per second — Kling 3.0 Pro is the one to run by default — a quarter of Veo's per-second price, 1080p, and thirteen length options against three — and Veo 3.1 earns its premium only on a short hero shot that needs its native audio pass or its ingredient-image lane.
- Seedance 2 vs Kling 3.0 Pro, and whether 4K is worth it — Kling 3.0 Pro is the better default even though Seedance climbs higher, because Kling's 1080p costs about a third of Seedance's — and Seedance is the right pick in exactly two cases: a cheap 480p or 720p draft with free sound, or a 4K master somebody has specifically asked you for.
Prompting guides
- How to edit a photo by describing the change — Free plan
- How to run one prompt through several models at once — Free plan
- How to prompt MiniMax H3 in OpenModels — Free plan
- How to prompt different image and video models — Free plan