Describe it, and keep what comes back
Image generation with the licence written in plain words, the training set described, and the roughly one-in-five prompts that return nothing usable admitted up front.
What the numbers actually are
Including the one most tools in this category do not publish.
Three steps
The second one is the one that takes practice.
Type your idea
As simple or as detailed as you like. Short prompts give the model more freedom and longer ones give you more control — neither is the correct way and both are worth trying on the same idea.
Let it generate
Four images in about eleven seconds. Roughly one prompt in five returns nothing you would use, which is normal for every tool in this category and is rarely said out loud.
Refine and download
Adjust the prompt, lock a seed, upscale what works. Downloads are PNG and WebP at up to 4096px on paid plans, with the licence attached to the file.
What you get
Four things, and what each one will not do.
A preset library, not a lucky prompt
A hundred and twenty presets that set lighting, lens and palette without you writing them out. They are a starting point rather than a guarantee — the same preset on two subjects gives two different results, and anyone claiming otherwise has not used one.
Up to 4096px, upscaled honestly
The model generates at 1024px and upscales from there. That is what every tool in this category does; what varies is whether they tell you. An upscale adds detail that was not in the original and occasionally invents a finger.
Commercial rights on every paid plan
You may use paid-plan output commercially, including in advertising and on products for sale. The free plan is personal use only, watermarked, and we would rather draw that line clearly than in a footnote.
Your prompts are not training data
Prompts and outputs on paid plans are not used to train anything and are deleted from our systems after ninety days. Free-plan prompts are retained for abuse review for the same period, which is the honest trade for a free tier.
Pricing
Monthly, cancellable in the app, no annual lock-in.
Basic
Personal use
- ✓40 images a month
- ✓1024px output
- ✓Watermarked
- ✓Personal use only
- ✓Prompts retained 90 days for abuse review
Pro
Freelance and small teams
- ✓2,000 images a month
- ✓Up to 4096px
- ✓No watermark
- ✓Full commercial rights
- ✓Seed locking and upscale
- ✓Prompts never used for training
Ultimate
Studios
- ✓Unlimited images, fair-use capped
- ✓Up to 4096px
- ✓Full commercial rights
- ✓API access
- ✓Five seats
- ✓Priority queue at peak
Forty images, no card
Enough to find out whether it does what you need before anybody asks you to pay.
The questions that matter in this category
Three of these are about law rather than about software.
Do I own what I generate?
You own the file and, on any paid plan, you may use it commercially. Whether an image made largely by a model attracts copyright is unsettled in most jurisdictions including India — so what we can give you is a licence and an indemnity, not a guarantee that nobody else can ever use a similar image. Anyone in this category promising you copyright is promising something they do not control.
What was the model trained on?
A licensed stock corpus of about 90 million images plus public-domain collections. It is not trained on scraped artist portfolios, and we publish the source list. That makes some styles weaker than competitors and it is a trade we made deliberately.
Can I generate images of real people?
No. Prompts naming a public figure are refused, and likeness uploads are blocked. It costs us signups and it avoids being the tool in somebody’s deepfake story.
How often does it just fail?
About nineteen per cent of prompts return nothing you would use — hands, text in an image, and anything needing more than three subjects in a stated spatial relationship. That figure is on this page because you will meet it in the first ten minutes anyway.