Turn a prompt or a photo into a finished image. Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 5.0, Flux and GPT Image 2. One workspace, one set of credits.
Create images from a prompt or a photo with Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 5.0, Flux and GPT Image 2.

















An AI image generator is a tool that creates an original image from a text prompt or a reference photo, without a camera or a designer. You describe what you want, choose a model, and it renders the image in seconds. Modern generators also edit, upscale and render readable text inside the image, so the output is a finished asset rather than a rough draft.
There is no single best AI image generator, because each model is good at something different. Nano Banana Pro leads on faces and realism, Seedream on products and infographics, Flux on cinematic art, GPT Image 2 and Recraft on text and logos. The practical answer is to use a platform that gives you all of them, so you match the model to the job instead of paying for four subscriptions.
Yes. AKOOL has a free plan with no card required, and it includes access to every image model. Free exports are watermarked at standard resolution. Paid plans remove the watermark, unlock 4K upscaling, and add a commercial licence, character consistency and the in-image editing tools. That makes the free tier genuinely useful for testing before you commit.
AKOOL runs every leading image model in one workspace, including Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 5.0, Flux, GPT Image 2, Recraft and Qwen Image, plus its own Akool Image model. New models are added as they release, on the same credits and inside the same projects, so you never have to move your work to test something new.
Pick a model, write a prompt describing the subject, style, lighting and mood, then generate. On AKOOL that takes four steps: choose your model, write the prompt or upload a reference, refine the style and aspect ratio, then upscale and export. A first image typically takes a few seconds.
Yes. Upload any photo and AKOOL uses it to guide the result, a method called image to image. It is usually the most reliable way to keep a real product or person looking exactly like itself, because the model works from your actual asset rather than inventing one from a description alone.
Yes, on any paid AKOOL plan. Paid plans include a commercial licence covering ads, social posts, client work and product marketing. Free plan exports are watermarked and intended for testing rather than publishing. Content is moderated on generation, which is what makes the output safe to run as a brand campaign.
Yes. GPT Image 2 and Recraft are built for accurate, legible in-image text, so headlines, labels, packaging and logos come out spelled correctly. This is a problem most AI image generators still struggle with. On AKOOL you can pick one of these models specifically when the wording has to be right the first time.
Yes. AKOOL includes AI upscaling that takes any generation up to native 4K, adding real detail rather than stretching pixels. That makes the output suitable for print, billboards, packaging and merchandise. Upscaling is available on paid plans, and it works on both AI generated images and photos you upload.
Most tools give you either one model or a set of models with nothing around them. AKOOL gives you every top model plus the layer on top: in-image editing, character consistency across a set, 4K upscaling, and a direct path from image to video. That combination is why it is used for production campaigns rather than single images.