ImagineArt 1.5 Pro and 2.0 on Pixel Dojo
ImagineArt AI Image Generator
ImagineArt 1.5 Pro renders every image at 4K, so steam, glaze, fabric and skin hold up even when you crop in close.
ImagineArt is a family of photoreal image models: ImagineArt 1.5 Pro for 4K finals, ImagineArt 1.5 and the new ImagineArt 2.0 for fast 1 credit images. It handles food, products, fashion, street photography and posters with exact text, and it goes wider and taller than most models, all the way to 3:1 panoramas and 1:3 towers. We made every example on this page on Pixel Dojo, and each one comes with the exact prompt behind it.
1.5 credits ($0.09) per image. Included in every plan, from $10/month.
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By Brian Lovett · Updated
One brief, eight genres: what ImagineArt does best
We gave ImagineArt one job: make the images a small brand or a creator needs in a month. A menu hero, a product shot, a fashion portrait, a gig poster, a street photo, a website panorama and a phone wallpaper. Everything above came back ready to publish.
The standout is detail. ImagineArt 1.5 Pro renders at 4K, 4096 x 4096 for a square and 6592 x 2200 for a 3:1 panorama, so you can crop a detail shot out of a wide frame and still have a sharp image.
It also reads long, specific prompts. Our poster asked for three lines of text in three different styles, a halftone trumpet, sea foam and gulls in four named colors, and ImagineArt placed every one of them. Our street candid asked for no signs anywhere, and the frame stayed clean.
The shape list is unusual too: nine aspect ratios, including 3:1 and 1:3. Those two extra wide and extra tall frames are where ImagineArt pulls ahead for headers, banners, scroll stories and wallpapers.
ImagineArt examples: food, posters, products and more
Eight images we made with ImagineArt, seven of them on 1.5 Pro at 4K. Tap Use this prompt on any tile to start from it, then swap in your own subject.
Screen print poster at 2:3, 3072 x 4608. All three lines of text print exactly, with halftone dots and thick outlines. Start here for gig posters and event flyers.
Retro screen printed concert poster in a 1960s pop art style: the headline "SALT AND BRASS" in huge chunky rounded letters across the top, below it "LATE SUMMER JAZZ ON THE PIER" in small spaced capitals, and "AUGUST 22 TO 24" in a bold red band along the bottom, a big halftone illustration of a gleaming trumpet bell spraying stylized sea foam and gulls in the center, bold flat colors of tomato red, teal and mustard on cream paper, thick black outlines, visible halftone dots, no other text anywhere, the text must be exact.
Product hero at 4:3, 4448 x 3328. Hard sunlight, crisp palm shadows and a fine glaze texture, ready for a catalog or a shop banner.
Studio product hero shot on a 100mm lens: a matte sage green ceramic pour over coffee kettle with a slim gooseneck spout and a pale wooden handle, the whole kettle in frame and centered, standing on a slab of honed cream travertine, a thin ribbon of steam rising from the spout, hard morning sunlight through a window casting crisp palm leaf shadows across the stone and the kettle, a few scattered coffee beans, warm cream background, fine glaze texture, clean commercial catalog look.
Editorial portrait at 3:4, 3328 x 4448. Pleats, plaster and skin texture stay sharp, with clean space above her head for a cover line.
High fashion editorial portrait on an 85mm lens, waist up: a tall woman in her forties with a silver buzz cut and bold brass hoop earrings wears a sculptural pleated coat in saffron yellow with oversized folded lapels, standing against a raw terracotta plaster wall, one hard single source key light from the left carving a long shadow across the wall, magazine cover composition with clean negative space above her head, fine fabric texture and visible skin pores, medium format film grain.
Panorama at 3:1, 6592 x 2200. One of two extra wide shapes ImagineArt offers, made for website headers, banners and wall prints.
Ultra wide cinematic panorama of a cliffside harbor town carved into white limestone, hundreds of terraced houses with turquoise shutters stepping down to a crescent bay, a fleet of red sailed fishing boats heading out at dawn, layers of sea mist, warm sunrise light from the right and cool blue shadows, tiny figures on the harbor wall for scale, painterly concept art with crisp architectural detail.
Tower shot at 1:3, 2200 x 6592. The tall 1:3 shape turns architecture into a vertical story for phone wallpapers and scroll layouts.
Ultra tall vertical composition looking straight up a spiral staircase inside a white concrete library tower, seven floors of curving balconies lined with wooden bookshelves, a round skylight at the very top pouring a shaft of sunlight down through floating dust, one small figure in a red coat reading on a landing for scale, soft bounced light, architectural photography on a wide lens, crisp lines.
Street candid at 3:2, 4608 x 3072. Rain, steam and wet cobblestones under one warm bulb, with real film grain.
Photoreal street candid at night on a 35mm lens: an older man with a grey beard in a yellow rain slicker sells roasted chestnuts from a small cart under a striped awning, smoke and steam glowing in the light of a single bare bulb, rain falling and wet cobblestones reflecting warm windows and soft red and teal light, passers by with umbrellas blurred in motion, no signs or lettering anywhere, cinematic color, light film grain, shallow depth of field.
Wildlife macro on ImagineArt 2.0 at 3:2, 1 credit. Frozen wings, an iridescent throat and creamy bokeh.
Macro wildlife photograph on a 100mm lens: a hummingbird hovering at a red trumpet flower, wings frozen mid beat, iridescent emerald feathers on its back and a ruby throat catching the light, a drop of nectar on the petal, soft green garden background with creamy bokeh, crisp morning sun, every feather sharp.
Food photo at 1:1, 4096 x 4096. Glossy broth, a jammy yolk and curling steam in hard window light. Swap in your own dish.
Overhead food photograph on a 50mm lens: a deep handmade ceramic bowl of hand pulled noodles in glossy red chili broth, topped with a jammy soft egg split in half, scallions, toasted sesame and a drizzle of chili oil, chopsticks lifting a twist of noodles with steam curling up, dark walnut table, a small dish of pickled cucumbers on the side, hard window light from the top left with deep shadows, editorial food magazine style.
ImagineArt 1.5 Pro vs ImagineArt 2.0 on the same hummingbird
We sent one macro wildlife prompt to both models. ImagineArt 1.5 Pro filled a 4608 x 3072 frame with a whole garden of trumpet flowers for 1.5 credits. ImagineArt 2.0 went for a tight, clean portrait of the bird with a nectar drop and soft bokeh, at 1152 x 768, for 1 credit.
ImagineArt 1.5 Pro at 3:2, 4608 x 3072, 1.5 credits. A full garden scene with room to crop.
Macro wildlife photograph on a 100mm lens: a hummingbird hovering at a red trumpet flower, wings frozen mid beat, iridescent emerald feathers on its back and a ruby throat catching the light, a drop of nectar on the petal, soft green garden background with creamy bokeh, crisp morning sun, every feather sharp.
ImagineArt 2.0 at 3:2, 1152 x 768, 1 credit. A clean subject with smooth background blur.
Macro wildlife photograph on a 100mm lens: a hummingbird hovering at a red trumpet flower, wings frozen mid beat, iridescent emerald feathers on its back and a ruby throat catching the light, a drop of nectar on the petal, soft green garden background with creamy bokeh, crisp morning sun, every feather sharp.
- Pick 1.5 Pro for anything you will print, crop or show large. Every 1.5 Pro image we made came back 4K class.
- Pick ImagineArt 2.0 at 1 credit to explore an idea quickly, then rerun the winner on 1.5 Pro for the final.
- Write the camera first: "Overhead food photograph on a 50mm lens", "Macro wildlife photograph on a 100mm lens". ImagineArt matches the framing and depth of field you name.
- Name one hard light source and its direction. Our kettle, portrait and noodles all use one hard light, which gives the crisp shadows that make them look photographed.
- For text, put each line in quotes, say where it sits and add "no other text anywhere". Our poster printed all three lines exactly.
- Use the shape on purpose: 3:1 for headers and panoramas, 1:3 for towers and phone wallpapers.
What you can make with ImagineArt
Food and menu photos
Steam, gloss and texture at 4K, like our chili noodles. Shoot overhead or at a low angle and name the table, the light and the garnish.
Product and catalog shots
Materials read true: our kettle shows matte glaze, wood grain and travertine under hard sun. Ask for the whole product in frame and centered.
Fashion and editorial portraits
Sculptural wardrobe, real skin texture and magazine framing with negative space for a cover line.
Posters and flyers with exact text
Quoted headlines and dates print exactly, in the style you describe, from pop art screen prints to clean modern layouts.
Panoramas, banners and wallpapers
The 3:1 and 1:3 shapes give you website headers, wide prints and tall phone wallpapers without stitching or outpainting.
Street and travel photography
Night rain, neon reflections and candid motion blur with real film grain, like our chestnut seller.
How to use ImagineArt on Pixel Dojo
- 1
Describe the shot
Type in the box on this page or tap Use this prompt on any example. Start with the camera and lens, then the subject, setting, light and finish.
- 2
Choose the model
ImagineArt 1.5 Pro for 4K finals at 1.5 credits, or ImagineArt 2.0 and ImagineArt 1.5 at 1 credit for quick ideas.
- 3
Pick a shape
Nine aspect ratios, from 1:1 to 3:1 and 1:3. Match the frame to where the image will live.
- 4
Generate and refine
Keep the version you like and change one detail at a time: the light, the lens, the color of one object.
ImagineArt pricing: 1.5 credits for 4K, 1 credit for 2.0
ImagineArt is included in every Pixel Dojo plan, from $10/month. Each image uses credits from your plan: 1.5 credits on ImagineArt 1.5 Pro, and 1 credit on ImagineArt 2.0 or ImagineArt 1.5.
The price is the same at every aspect ratio, so a 6592 x 2200 panorama costs the same 1.5 credits as a square.
Every 1.5 Pro image on this page cost 1.5 credits and the ImagineArt 2.0 hummingbird cost 1 credit. We made them through the Pixel Dojo API, and the same prompts cost the same in the web tool.
ImagineArt questions
What is ImagineArt?
ImagineArt is a family of photoreal AI image models. On Pixel Dojo you can use ImagineArt 1.5 Pro for 4K images, plus ImagineArt 1.5 and the ImagineArt 2.0 preview, all in one tool and through the Pixel Dojo API.
What resolution does ImagineArt make?
ImagineArt 1.5 Pro renders 4K class images: our squares came back 4096 x 4096, our 3:2 images 4608 x 3072 and our 3:1 panorama 6592 x 2200. ImagineArt 2.0 renders around 1K, for example 1152 x 768 at 3:2.
Which aspect ratios does ImagineArt support?
Nine: 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 3:2, 2:3 and the extra wide 3:1 and extra tall 1:3. The last two are great for website headers, panoramas and phone wallpapers.
How much does ImagineArt cost on Pixel Dojo?
ImagineArt is included in every plan, from $10/month. ImagineArt 1.5 Pro is 1.5 credits per image and ImagineArt 2.0 and ImagineArt 1.5 are 1 credit per image, at any aspect ratio.
Can ImagineArt put text in images?
Yes. Put each line in double quotes, say where it goes and add "no other text anywhere". Our SALT AND BRASS poster printed the headline, the subtitle and the date band exactly.
Can I use ImagineArt through an API?
Yes. POST a prompt, aspect_ratio and model to /api/v1/models/imagineart/run. Every image on this page was made through the Pixel Dojo API.
Make your first ImagineArt image
Write a prompt above or start from any example on this page. One subscription covers every model on Pixel Dojo.
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