AI Image Generator

Generate stunning images from text prompts using your choice of advanced AI providers and models.

Choose Your Access Method

Use your own API key to get started.

Getting Started:
  • Click "Use Your API Key" to enter your provider's API key
  • Compatible with supported providers and models you select below.
  • Your key is stored securely in your browser only
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Select the provider you want to use below. We only call your chosen provider; no automatic fallbacks.

AI Image Generator

Select one or more presets and optionally add your own twist. We will combine them into fresh image prompt ideas.

Topic suggestions use a text model and your BYOK API key.

Suggestions will appear below. Click any card to auto-fill the main prompt.

Be descriptive! Include style, colors, mood, and details.

Topic suggestions use your active provider's text model and API key.

About the AI Image Generator

This generator turns text prompts into finished images using the AI provider of your choice: Google Gemini, OpenAI, Z.AI, MiniMax, or Clipdrop. It runs on the bring-your-own-key model: you paste your own API key, requests go through this site's proxy straight to the provider, and the key is stored only in your browser's sessionStorage for the tab. There is no account, no subscription from us, and no image stored on any server we run.

Prompts work best when they name the subject, the setting, the style, and the mood: "a ceramic mug on a rainy windowsill, soft morning light, warm film photography" beats "a mug". The style and lighting presets append proven phrasing for you, the default output ratio is landscape 1920 by 1080 (square, portrait, and every major social preset are one click away), and reference images let image-capable models iterate on a picture you already have.

Billing follows each provider's own pricing, billed by them to your key. Z.AI coding-plan subscribers generate text for free but image generation draws on the separate pay-as-you-go balance. For background removal instead of generation, use the Background Remover; for resizing or cropping finished images, the Image Resizer and Image Cropper run fully offline in your browser.

How to Generate an Image

  1. Add an API key for an image-capable provider using the key button, then select the provider.
  2. Type a descriptive prompt, or pick a topic preset and edit it. Name subject, setting, style, and mood.
  3. Optionally choose a size (landscape is the default), a style preset, and up to five reference images for supported providers.
  4. Click Generate. Generation typically takes a few seconds to a minute depending on the provider and size.
  5. Download the result or use Generate Another to iterate on the same prompt.

AI Image Generator FAQs

Which providers can generate images here?

Google Gemini, OpenAI (DALL-E / GPT-Image models), Z.AI, MiniMax, and Clipdrop. The provider dropdown lists image-capable providers only; text-only providers like Anthropic, Kimi, and DeepSeek are excluded from image selection.

Where is my API key stored?

In your browser sessionStorage for the current tab only. Keys are sent straight to the provider through this site's proxy with each request and are never written to any database we run. Closing the tab clears the key.

Does generating images cost money?

Usage is billed by your provider to your own key at their normal rates. One exception: Z.AI coding-plan subscribers get text generation free, but image generation draws on the separate pay-as-you-go balance. The tooltip next to the provider selector reminds you when that applies.

What image sizes are available?

Landscape 1920 by 1080 is the default. Square, portrait, Instagram feed, YouTube thumbnail, X, LinkedIn, and the 1200 by 630 social preview preset are all in the size picker. Clipdrop outputs square only, so other ratios are adjusted automatically for it.

Why did my generation fail or come back empty?

The three common causes are a key without image access, a provider-side safety filter rejecting the prompt, or a model that is temporarily unavailable. The status area shows the provider's own message; retrying with a simplified prompt or a different provider usually resolves it. Reference images require a provider that supports them.