Explore an idea for free
Use Flux.2 for a first draft. Move to Klein when you want to explore variations with a paid model.
AI image models
Choose a model available on FluxContext to generate, edit or combine references.
All available models
FLUX.2 models
Flux.2 Pro
Everyday image creation and reference-based editing.
Flux.2 Max
Detailed imagery for final visual work.
Flux.2 Flex
Typography and controlled image creation.
Flux.2 Klein
Fast drafts and visual variations.
Seedream 5.0 Lite
2K–4K tiers for concepts and reference compositions.
Seedream 5.0 Pro
1K/2K creation and up to 4 references.
Nano Banana 2
Flexible resolutions and reference-based creation.
GPT Image 2.5
Text-led creation and descriptive image editing.
Flux.2Try text-to-image and single-image editing with the free Flux.2 model.Start with what you want to make
These are starting points, not a quality ranking. Try the same brief in models that fit your task.
Compose with reference images
FLUX supports up to four references; Seedream supports up to ten. Choose for the number of elements you need to combine.
Build a design around text
Compare Flex and GPT Image for posters and layouts with lettering. Always check spelling and placement.
Prepare a delivery image
Try Max for detailed scenes or Nano Banana when you need a resolution choice. Inspect the result at full size.
Compare with the same brief
Keep the prompt and references, change one model, and check identity, lettering, composition and cost. Examples on individual pages use different briefs; they are not a head-to-head benchmark.
Choosing a model
Is one model best for everything?
No. Your brief, reference images and intended result matter more than a general ranking.
Can I switch models without leaving the editor?
Yes. The selector shows models compatible with your current mode. Check the settings and credit cost when you switch.