Text that survives the render
Signage, packaging copy and UI labels come back readable instead of turning into approximate letter shapes.
Image models and prompts
Learn how an AI image generator turns a prompt or reference image into a finished frame. Compare leading models, keep the parts you like, and move into Image Studio when you are ready to create.
One workspace for generating, editing, comparing models, and keeping the results worth using.
Signage, packaging copy and UI labels come back readable instead of turning into approximate letter shapes.
Bring an image, describe the change, and keep the parts you already like — framing, lighting and identity stay put.
Generate at 1K for drafts and step up to 4K when the frame is right, without re-prompting from scratch.
Square for social, 3:4 for portraits, 21:9 for wide plates — set before generating rather than cropping after.
Every generation shows its cost up front, reserves on start and releases automatically when a job fails.
When a job repeats — face swap, camera angles, post visuals — a purpose-built studio does it in fewer steps.
Switch models per generation. This list comes from the live registry, so it always matches what the workspace offers.
High-fidelity images with strong text rendering
ByteDance's next-gen 4K image model
Google's flagship generation model
Pro quality at Flash speed
Lightweight image generation at speed
Write a prompt, or add a reference image when you want to edit rather than start over.
Pick the model, aspect ratio, resolution and how many variations to return.
Results appear above the prompt box and stay in your creations so you can reuse or refine them.
Use the same workspace for product photography, social content, marketing visuals, and early creative direction.
Clean product plates, seasonal variants and lifestyle context without a reshoot.
Post visuals, thumbnails and campaign variations sized for each platform.
Concept boards, key visuals and layout explorations before committing to production.
Look development, location studies and shot references for a treatment.
Styling directions, colourways and editorial framing at draft speed.
Diagrams, infographic frames and labelled visuals where text has to render correctly.
An AI image generator turns a written prompt or reference image into a new visual. In FrameTide, you can choose the model, aspect ratio, quality, and number of variations before you generate.
Start with a clear description of the subject, setting, mood, and style. Choose an image model and format, generate a first version, then refine the prompt or add a reference image when you need more control.
The workspace exposes several image models side by side, including the Nano Banana family, GPT Image 2 and Seedream 4.5. You choose per generation rather than per account.
1K, 2K and 4K depending on the model. Lighter models are capped at 1K; the full list of supported resolutions updates when you switch models.
Yes. Add it as a reference and describe the change. The prompt controls what changes; everything you do not mention is meant to stay.
Per generated image, scaled by resolution. The cost is shown on the generate button before you commit, reserved when the job starts and released if it fails.
Successful generations are added to your creations and survive a page reload, so you can come back and reuse a prompt.
That depends on the terms of the model you generated with and on any rights attached to references you uploaded. Check both before publishing.
Not publicly yet. The workspace and the single-task studios are the supported surfaces today.
The result slot keeps its place and shows what went wrong, reserved credits are returned automatically, and you can retry without re-entering the prompt.
The workspace is the fastest way in. The single-task studios are there when a job repeats often enough to deserve its own tool.