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Top AI Models for Image Generation

Image models for concepting, product visuals, typography, brand work, and editing. Compare cost basis, output size, reference-image support, and API routes.

Showing 1–11 of 11 models

Image

OpenAI's quality-first GPT Image 2.5 model for demanding generation, precise edits, subject preservation, typography, and high-resolution creative work.

Typical price basis
OpenAI: $5 text input · $8 image input · $30 image output / 1M tokens
Maximum output
Up to 3,840px per edge / 8.29MP
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Image

OpenAI's speed-first GPT Image 2.5 model for everyday generation and editing, positioned at GPT Image 2-level image quality with lower latency.

Typical price basis
OpenAI: $5 text input · $8 image input · $30 image output / 1M tokens
Maximum output
Up to 3,840px per edge / 8.29MP
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Image

OpenAI's current image model for detailed generation and editing, especially complex prompts, text-heavy visuals, and high-fidelity source images.

Typical price basis
OpenAI: $2.50 text input · $4 image input · $15 image output / 1M tokens
Maximum output
Up to about 4K / 8.29MP on fal
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Image

A design-oriented image model with open weights, multilingual typography, structured layout control, editable elements, and simple per-image API tiers.

Typical price basis
$0.03 Turbo · $0.06 Default · $0.10 Quality
Maximum output
1K or 2K
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Image

Reve · Live

Reve 2.1

A typography-aware image model for creating and editing polished visuals, now available through Reve's creative product rather than its discontinued direct API.

Typical price basis
Free, $7.99 Lite, or $19.99 Pro subscription
Maximum output
Up to native 4K / 16MP at launch
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Image

QuiverAI's flagship model for turning prompts, images, and existing SVGs into editable vector graphics and micro-animations.

Typical price basis
$4 input · $20 output / 1M tokens
Maximum output
Resolution-independent editable SVG
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What to compare

Typical price basis
A representative current provider price with its quality or resolution basis.
Maximum output
Maximum documented resolution or pixel area for the listed route.
Core tasks
Whether the model supports generation, editing, or both.

How to use this library

Compare the job, not the hype.

A curated cross-category set of frontier, specialist, and category-defining models with practical API information for real product decisions.

Cody does not run a universal quality leaderboard. Provider claims are labeled, pricing excludes taxes and optional tools, and production buyers should verify the live provider terms before choosing a model.

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    Use first-party documentation for technical limits, lifecycle, pricing, regional access, and data policies whenever it exists.

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    Compare models only inside the same category and retain each provider's measurement basis.

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    Show Not published when a provider has not published a comparable fact instead of estimating it.

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    Treat prices and availability as dated snapshots and link every page to live provider documentation.

Speed keeps its units

Voice latency, text throughput, video render time, and world-model frame rate are not interchangeable.

Unknown stays unknown

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Every fact has a date

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Put the model to work

Pick the model, then give it a better brief.

Use Cody's expanded prompt playbooks and curated agent skills to turn a model choice into a repeatable workflow.