MakeImg

Choose Text to Image or Image to Image. For text, describe the subject, setting, lighting and composition. For image-to-image, upload a reference photo and say what to keep or change, such as placing a product in a new setting.

Pick a model from the selector, which shows the inputs and aspect ratios each one supports, choose an aspect ratio, and check the credit cost next to the Generate button.

Generate, review the result, and use Continue editing to develop another version or create variations. The site advises comparing results with the original whenever likeness, product shape or lettering matters. Each task shows its status in My creations, where you can return to earlier results and download files. Support is by email, with email support on Creator and priority email support on Pro.

• •Text to Image - Generate pictures from prompts describing subject, setting, light and composition.
• •Image to Image and AI Image Editor - Upload a reference photo, describe the change, and keep refining with Continue editing and variations.
• •Multi-model selector - Switch between Nano Banana 2.1, GPT Image 2.5, Seedream 5.0 Lite, FLUX.2 Pro, Imagen 4 and Ideogram V3, the last described for lettering and typography.
• •Upfront credit costs - Fixed per-image costs by mode, shown before you generate, make a first pass and revisions easy to budget.
• •My creations workspace - Task status, generation history and downloads in one place.
• •Flexible credit plans - Monthly or annual subscriptions with a priority queue and personal and commercial use, or one-time packs for project work. Checkout runs through Creem.

MakeImg suits creators who need images for specific placements: product photos, campaign visuals, reference and concept images, and portraits. Small e-commerce sellers can try a new photographic scene for a product, then check shape, label and finish against the real item, as the site advises. Marketers and designers who want to compare how different models handle one prompt can do it from a single account.

Starter, at $9.99 a month for 300 credits (about 30 Fast images), is pitched at exploring ideas every week, while Pro, with a monthly pace of 2,000, 4,000 or 8,000 credits, targets high-volume professional work. Occasional users may prefer a one-time credit pack. Anyone looking for a free tool should note that the pricing page offers no free plan.