3:4Raincoat Soft Neon
Beauty portrait in a translucent raincoat, soft neon bokeh, rain droplets as highlights, porcelain skin, romantic noir elegance, photoreal
AI Text to Image Generator
Turn your words into ready-to-use images with precise creative control.
References stay in this session only. Reattach them after reopening a draft.
Estimated cost: 3 credits (GPT Image 2.5 Flare)
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Browse AI video and AI image outputs made with aiMakeVideo — then reuse the prompt behind any of them.
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1:1Tea Light Hands
Intimate still life of elegant hands holding a glowing tea bowl, warm side light, linen and wood textures, wabi-sabi beauty, photoreal detail
3:4Cliffside Linen Look
Full-body fashion image of a woman in ivory linen on a sunlit cliff, wind-lifted fabric, Mediterranean blue sea behind, airy summer beauty campaign
3:4Mirror Light Study
Artistic beauty study: subject half-reflected in an antique mirror, soft window light, painterly yet photoreal, quiet elegant mood
1:1Pearl Ear Macro
Extreme macro of a pearl earring against soft neck skin, creamy bokeh, jewelry beauty advertising, exquisite highlight control
16:9Garden House Morning
Person reading by an open garden window in morning light, linen curtains, flowers soft-focused outside, lifestyle beauty photography, serene
Pricing - AI Video Maker Credit Packs & Plans
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900 Credits
$9.9/ one-time
≈ 18 videos5s · 480p each
Subscribers receive: 1,080
- Up to 450 fast images
- Up to 18 basic videos
- Every image and video model
- Valid for 6 months
- No subscription, never auto-renews
1,900 Credits
$19.9/ one-time
≈ 38 videos5s · 480p each
Subscribers receive: 2,280
- Up to 950 fast images
- Up to 38 basic videos
- Every image and video model
- Valid for 6 months
- No subscription, never auto-renews
5,500 Credits
$49.9/ one-time
≈ 110 videos5s · 480p each
Subscribers receive: 6,600
- Up to 2,750 fast images
- Up to 110 basic videos
- Every image and video model
- Valid for 6 months
- No subscription, never auto-renews
12,000 Credits
$99.9/ one-time
≈ 240 videos5s · 480p each
Subscribers receive: 14,400
- Up to 6,000 fast images
- Up to 240 basic videos
- Every image and video model
- Valid for 6 months
- No subscription, never auto-renews
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Frequently asked questions about Text to Image
What is Text to Image?
Text to Image creates a new still from a written prompt—ideal when you do not have a reference photo yet. It is a core AI Image Maker workflow in aiMakeVideo.
Why generate Text to Image here?
You stay in the unified studio with Nano Banana, GPT Image, and other models, beauty showcase examples, Recreate into Create, and a direct path to Image to Video afterward.
Which models should I use for Text to Image?
Choose Nano Banana, GPT Image, or another text-capable image model. Compare preview quality versus credit cost, then lock the model that matches your brand look.
How do I write better Text to Image prompts?
Lead with the subject, then add environment, composition, lighting, color palette, and style. Mention what to avoid if the model keeps adding unwanted elements.
What aspect ratios and quality settings matter?
Pick the ratio for the channel (feed, story, banner). Quality or resolution tiers change sharpness and credit cost—draft smaller, then upscale settings for finals when needed.
Can Text to Image outputs be used commercially?
Yes under plans that grant commercial rights, paid with credits. Keep prompts free of third-party trademarks you do not own, and review Pricing for your tier.
When should I use Image to Image instead of Text to Image?
Use Image to Image when you must preserve a specific face, product, or layout from a photo. Stay on Text to Image when the idea is still only a description.