Image Editing Models
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There are nineteen ways to edit an existing image here. Eleven of them take a written instruction and rewrite the picture. Eight do one fixed job instead: swap a face, change the lighting, extend the frame, drop the background. Prices run from nothing at all to 10 credits for a single edit. Three of the nineteen are free. The cheapest paid edit is 0.25 credits. We read every number below out of the model configuration files on August 26, 2026, so this is the price the app charges, not a figure off a marketing page.
Every image editor and what it charges
P-Image Edit
0.25 credits per image, the cheapest paid edit in the catalog. Takes up to five reference images with the instruction, and offers seven aspect ratios.
Nano Banana Edit
Three tiers. Standard is 1 credit. Pro is 3 credits at 1K or 2K and 6 at 4K. The Nano Banana 2 tier is 2 credits at 1K, 3 at 2K and 4 at 4K. All of them accept several images at once and fuse them.
Flux Edit (Kontext)
Dev and Pro are 1 credit, Max is 2. Dev accepts a single input image. Pro and Max take a second context image to bias the edit. Aspect ratio defaults to matching the source image, so an edit keeps its shape unless you say otherwise.
Qwen Image Edit
The Plus model is 1 credit, Max is 1.5, and the charge multiplies by the number of images you ask for. One to three reference images per request.
Qwen Image 2 Edit
Standard 1 credit, Pro 2, again multiplied by the output count. One to three reference images, same as the earlier version.
WAN 2.6 Image Edit
A flat 1 credit with no tiers and no resolution surcharge. The simplest pricing of any editor in the list.
WAN 2.7 Image Edit
1 credit on the standard model, 2 on Pro. Same instruction plus image shape as the 2.6 version.
Kling Image Edit
1 credit per output image, and a single request can return up to nine. Output at 1K or 2K with eight aspect ratios, so nine variations of one edit costs 9 credits in one call.
GPT Image 2 Edit
The widest price range here. Low quality is 0.5 credits per image, Medium 1.5 and High 5. At 4K, Medium becomes 3 and High becomes 10. It accepts up to eight reference images and returns up to four outputs.
Grok Image Edit
The fast tier is 1 credit per image. The quality tier is 2 credits at 1K and 3 at 2K. The Imagine 2 setting is a flat 2.
Boogu Image Edit
Priced by output size rather than tier: 1 credit per megapixel, rounded, with a floor of 1 credit, multiplied by the image count. A 1 megapixel edit is 1 credit and a 4 megapixel edit is 4.
Character Stylist
1 credit per image. A preset driven editor rather than a free text one, aimed at restyling a person while keeping them recognisable.
Change Camera Angle
1 credit. One job only: re-shoot the same subject from a different camera position.
Magic Lighting
1 credit per image on its own engine. The same tool can route the relight through Nano Banana 2 at 2 credits or Nano Banana Pro at 3 if you want a heavier model on it.
Image Outpainting
1 credit per image. Extends the frame outward instead of changing what is already inside it.
Face Swap
1 credit, fixed. One source face onto one target image.
The three free editors
Background Remover, Style Transfer and Virtual Try-On are all set to 0 credits in their configuration. They cost nothing to run, however many times you run them.
Nineteen editors checked, one at a time, straight from the files that set the charge. Where a model prices by tier or by output size, all of its rates are listed rather than just the headline one.
Why Choose Pixel Dojo for Image Editing Models
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The paid floor is 0.25 credits
P-Image Edit is the cheapest instruction driven editor. Four of its edits cost the same as one edit on most of the 1 credit models, which makes it the natural place to iterate before committing.
Three editors are free
Background Remover, Style Transfer and Virtual Try-On carry a fixed cost of 0. If your edit is one of those three jobs, there is no reason to spend credits on a general purpose model to do it.
Reference count varies more than price does
GPT Image 2 Edit takes up to eight reference images, P-Image Edit five, the two Qwen editors three, and Flux Edit Dev exactly one. If your edit depends on combining sources, that limit decides the model before the price does.
Three different pricing shapes
Some models charge a flat rate per image, some charge by quality tier and output resolution, and Boogu Image Edit charges by megapixel. Reading the shape matters: a 4K edit on one model is 6 credits and on another it is 10.
How It Works
How to pick one without overpaying:
Decide if your edit is an instruction or a fixed job
Removing a background, swapping a face or trying on clothing has a dedicated tool, and two of those three cost nothing. Everything else needs one of the eleven instruction driven models.
Count your reference images before you count credits
The limit is hard. Flux Edit Dev takes one image, the Qwen editors take three, P-Image Edit five and GPT Image 2 Edit eight. A model that cannot hold all your sources is the wrong model at any price.
Iterate cheap, finish expensive
Run the first passes at 0.25 or 1 credit to find the instruction that works, then repeat that exact instruction on a higher tier only if the result needs the extra resolution.
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know about Image Editing Models
What is the cheapest AI image editing model?
P-Image Edit at 0.25 credits per image is the cheapest paid one. Three editors are free outright: Background Remover, Style Transfer and Virtual Try-On all carry a fixed cost of 0 credits.
Which image edit model accepts the most reference images?
GPT Image 2 Edit, with up to eight in a single request. P-Image Edit takes five, Qwen Image Edit and Qwen Image 2 Edit take three each, and Flux Edit Pro and Max take a second context image alongside the source. Flux Edit Dev is single image only.
What does a 4K image edit cost?
It depends on the model. Nano Banana Pro is 6 credits at 4K and the Nano Banana 2 tier is 4. GPT Image 2 Edit is 3 credits at Medium quality and 10 at High. Most other editors in the list do not expose a 4K setting at all.
Which editor is cheapest for producing several variations at once?
Kling Image Edit. One request returns up to nine images at 1 credit each, so nine takes on the same edit is 9 credits in a single call. GPT Image 2 Edit returns up to four, but at 1.5 credits each on its Medium setting.
How do I edit an image from the API?
POST to /api/v1/models/{apiId}/run with the editor's id, your instruction in the prompt field, and the source image URL in the field that model declares. It is the same key and the same request shape as every generation model, so switching editors means changing one string.
Do the editors cost more if I ask for more than one output?
Usually yes, and linearly. Qwen Image Edit, Qwen Image 2 Edit, Kling Image Edit, Character Stylist, Image Outpainting and Boogu Image Edit all multiply their per image rate by the count you request. The flat priced tools, like WAN 2.6 Image Edit, return one image per call.