ImagineArt is a family of three text-to-image models in one tool — ImagineArt 2.0 (next-gen preview), 1.5 Pro (ultra-high fidelity), and 1.5 (production workhorse). Nine aspect ratios including ultra-tall 1:3 and ultra-wide 3:1 for mural-style compositions.
ImagineArt is a family of three text-to-image models in one workspace — flip between them per prompt rather than juggling separate tools. ImagineArt 2.0 (preview) is the next-gen aesthetic. 1.5 Pro is ultra-high-fidelity for hero shots. 1.5 is the production workhorse at 1 credit per image.
Nine aspect ratio presets — every common ratio plus the unusual extremes 1:3 (ultra-tall mural / vertical poster) and 3:1 (ultra-wide cinematic / panoramic). Strong on fashion editorial, cinematic atmospheres, and stylized illustration. Native text rendering at the Pro tier.
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Model tiers
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Aspect ratios + 1:3 / 3:1
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Credits per image
Switch models per prompt without leaving the tool. ImagineArt 2.0 (preview) for the freshest aesthetic and prompt fidelity. 1.5 Pro for ultra-high-fidelity 4K hero shots. 1.5 for production iteration at the lowest cost. Same prompt language across all three.
ImagineArt produces strong fashion-editorial compositions — clean negative space, dramatic single-source lighting, structural wardrobe rendering. Particularly good for magazine cover-style portraits where you want directed lighting without engineering it entirely in prompt.
Commits cleanly to non-photo aesthetics when you commit too — pop art, halftone, vector illustration, comic-book style. Particularly strong when you name the medium AND the era (mid-century, 60s pop art, 80s neon) together.
Most image models cap at 21:9 / 9:16. ImagineArt extends to ultra-tall 1:3 (great for vertical posters, social-story mural compositions) and ultra-wide 3:1 (panoramic landscapes, banner formats). Unique aspect coverage for unusual output ratios.
Each example shows the exact prompt that produced the result. Copy any prompt with one click.
ImagineArt 1.5 Pro · 16:9 · 1.5 credits
Cinematic wide shot of a vintage steam locomotive crossing an iron viaduct above a misty forest valley at dawn, painterly atmospheric, warm golden sun breaking through, hyper-detailed
16:9 + painterly cinematic + atmospheric haze + warm-light anchor. ImagineArt 1.5 Pro handles complex compositional layering (locomotive + viaduct + valley + light beams) cleanly without smushing the elements together.
ImagineArt 1.5 Pro · 3:4 · 1.5 credits
High-fashion editorial portrait of a woman in an avant-garde structural dress against a brutalist concrete wall, dramatic single-source key light, cool grey palette, magazine cover composition
"Magazine cover composition" + "dramatic single-source key light" gives ImagineArt directed lighting without needing photo-stack vocabulary. The brutalist concrete + cool grey palette pairing reads sophisticated editorial; the structural dress feels intentional.
ImagineArt 1.5 Pro · 1:1 · 1.5 credits
Pop art illustration of a retro diner counter at midnight, neon signage reflected in chrome, single customer reading a newspaper, bold flat colors with thick outlines, halftone shading
Pop art is one of ImagineArt's strongest non-photo registers. Pair "bold flat colors", "thick outlines", and "halftone shading" — all three together commit the model fully. "Retro diner at midnight" anchors the era and lighting in one phrase.
ImagineArt 1.5 Pro · 1:3 · 1.5 credits
Ultra-tall vertical mural-style composition of a giant ancient redwood reaching into the clouds, tiny human figures at the base for scale, painterly atmospheric with rays of light filtering through foliage
1:3 ultra-tall is a unique aspect — useful for vertical posters, social-story mural compositions, or print-spec banners. "Tiny human figures at the base for scale" sells the redwood's scale; "rays of light filtering through foliage" adds atmospheric depth.
ImagineArt 1.5 (1 credit) for iteration and most production work. 1.5 Pro (1.5 credits) for hero shots needing 4K-level fidelity. 2.0 preview (1 credit) when you want the freshest aesthetic from the next-gen model. Switch per prompt — same workspace.
Most image models cap at 21:9 / 9:16. ImagineArt extends to ultra-tall 1:3 and ultra-wide 3:1. Use them when you have specific spec needs: vertical posters, mural-style social, banner ads, panoramic landscapes. No upscale-then-crop loss.
Pop art: "bold flat colors", "thick outlines", "halftone shading", "60s pop". Pair multiple style markers together to fully commit the model. Single-marker prompts ("pop art style") produce photo-illustration hybrids.
"Magazine cover composition", "editorial portrait", "single-source key light", "dramatic shadow" — ImagineArt reads fashion-editorial vocabulary literally. Pairs well with structural wardrobe descriptions and minimal-color backdrops.
When the headline of the shot is material texture (fabric weave, concrete surface, metal finish), use 1.5 Pro. The marginal extra fidelity shows on those subjects. For atmospheric / compositional work, standard 1.5 is plenty.
16:9 cinematic, 3:4 portrait, 1:1 social, 1:3 ultra-tall mural, 3:1 ultra-wide banner. Generate at the right aspect to match downstream channel rather than cropping later.
| Setting | Values | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Model | ImagineArt 2.0 · 1.5 Pro · 1.5 | Switch per prompt. 2.0 newest, 1.5 Pro highest fidelity, 1.5 cheapest. |
| Aspect ratio | 1:1 · 16:9 · 9:16 · 4:3 · 3:4 · 3:2 · 2:3 · 1:3 · 3:1 | Nine presets including ultra-tall and ultra-wide. |
| Outputs | 1–4 per call | Each output counts as its own credit charge. |
| Seed | Integer (optional) | Pin for reproducibility across re-runs. |
| Pricing — ImagineArt 2.0 | 1 credit | Preview tier of the next-gen aesthetic. |
| Pricing — 1.5 Pro | 1.5 credits | Ultra-high-fidelity 4K visuals. |
| Pricing — 1.5 | 1 credit | Production workhorse. |
ImagineArt 1.5 (1 credit) is the default — production-grade aesthetic, strong text rendering, cheap. 1.5 Pro (1.5 credits) is the same aesthetic at higher fidelity — use for hero shots needing 4K fidelity or material-driven scenes. 2.0 preview (1 credit) is the next-gen aesthetic — use when you want fresh-tuned output rather than the 1.5 family look.