Choose text-to-image or image-to-image
Start from a written prompt, or upload a reference photo and let the model redraw it in a new style while keeping the subject recognizable.
AI Image Generator
Create images with the AI image generator — text-to-image, reference-based edits and seven models in one workspace.
How the AI image generator works
The whole flow runs in one workspace: pick a mode, describe the picture and download the result. Credits are shown before you generate, so nothing is a surprise.
Pick a model that fits the job
Nano Banana and Gemini 3 Pro Image Preview cover both modes, while Z-Image Turbo and Flux 2 Flex specialize in fast, detailed text-to-image renders.
Write a prompt and generate
Describe the subject, lighting and mood. The visible credit cost is deducted only when a generation actually runs.
Download and reuse
Save the finished image for social posts, product pages or thumbnails, then tweak the prompt and regenerate variants in seconds.
What this AI image generator can do
AI Fruit pairs several image models with a credit system that shows exactly what each run costs — built for creators who ship visuals every day.
Text-to-image in one prompt
Turn a sentence into a finished picture. One-line ideas work; detailed prompts with lighting and camera notes work even better.
Image-to-image edits
Upload a reference photo and re-render it as a cartoon mascot, product shot or stylized poster without losing the original composition.
Seven models, one workspace
Compare Nano Banana, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 4, Z-Image Turbo, Flux 2 Flex and Gemini 3 Pro Image Preview side by side instead of juggling separate subscriptions.
Reference image upload
Keep a character, product or scene consistent by feeding an existing picture into the image-to-image models.
Transparent credit pricing
Text-to-image runs cost 4 credits and image-to-image runs cost 6. The price is visible before you click generate.
Built for playful fruit-style art
The workspace started with fruit characters for short-form video, so bold mascots and cheerful colors are what the defaults do best.
Why creators pick AI Fruit for images
Plenty of sites wrap a single image model. AI Fruit approaches it differently: one workspace, several models and a shared credit balance across video, images and music.
One credit balance for everything
The same credits pay for images, videos and songs, so a thumbnail and its matching intro track come from one account.
Models matched to the job
Fast drafts on Z-Image Turbo, expressive edits on Nano Banana, photoreal renders on Flux 2 Flex — switch models without leaving the page.
Made for short-form creators
Presets and defaults lean toward vertical, high-contrast art that performs in TikTok and YouTube feeds.
No design software to learn
Everything runs from prompts and a few controls in the browser — no canvas, layers or keyboard shortcuts to memorize.
Prompt guide for sharper results
Every model follows the same rule: specific beats generic. Use this formula and the examples below to get closer to the picture in your head on the first try.
Subject + action or pose + setting + lighting + style
Name the subject precisely
“A strawberry with a leaf crown” beats “cute fruit”. The model fills gaps with averages, so every detail you specify is a detail you keep.
Put the style last
Closing a prompt with “3D render”, “watercolor” or “product photo” sets the look without confusing the subject description.
Describe the light
Soft studio lighting, golden hour or neon rim light — lighting words change the mood more than any other phrase.
Iterate in small steps
Change one variable per rerun: angle, background or style. Small edits make it easy to see what actually improved the image.
Example prompts to try first
“A cute strawberry with a leaf crown waves at the camera, soft studio lighting, 3D render”
“Product photo of a mango-shaped candle on a marble counter, morning window light, shallow depth of field”
“Watercolor illustration of a fruit market at sunrise, loose brush strokes, warm palette”
“A cat astronaut floating in a greenhouse full of glowing fruit, cinematic rim light, digital art”
Image styles you can generate
The same subject can become a photoreal shot or a flat illustration. These are the styles creators request most.
3D character render
Rounded, toy-like fruit mascots with soft shadows — the look short-form video thumbnails reward.
Product photography
Clean counters, controlled reflections and shallow depth of field for mockups and storefront art.
Illustration and watercolor
Loose strokes and warm palettes for storybook pages, blog headers and printables.
Cinematic scenes
Dramatic rim light and wide angles for posters, channel art and cover images.
Sticker and emoji packs
Bold outlines and simple shading that stay readable at small sizes.
Macro ASMR shots
Extreme close-ups with glistening textures, matched to the fruit ASMR videos already trending.
How creators use AI-generated images
Most runs fall into a handful of jobs. If yours is on this list, the generator was built for it.
YouTube and TikTok thumbnails
Test three thumbnail concepts in minutes instead of briefing a designer for each round.
Character design for video series
Draft the fruit cast here, then carry the same look into AI Fruit’s video and music generators.
Product and merch mockups
Drop a concept into a real-world setting before committing to production.
Blog and social visuals
Generate a header image that matches each article instead of reusing stock photos.
Seasonal campaign art
Restyle one mascot into Halloween, holiday or summer variants with image-to-image edits.
AI image generator FAQ
Quick answers about models, credits and everyday use.
Which AI image models are available?
AI Fruit currently offers Nano Banana, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 4, Z-Image Turbo, Flux 2 Flex and Gemini 3 Pro Image Preview. Models that support both text-to-image and image-to-image are labeled in the model picker.
What is the difference between text-to-image and image-to-image?
Text-to-image creates a picture from a written prompt only. Image-to-image takes an uploaded reference and re-renders it in a new style, which is the faster path when you already have art you like.
How many credits does a generation cost?
Text-to-image costs 4 credits and image-to-image costs 6 credits per run. The cost is always shown before you generate, so you can decide with full information.
Do I need an account to generate images?
You can browse the workspace without one, but running generations and saving results requires a free AI Fruit account with credits.
Why does the same prompt give different results?
Image models sample randomness on every run. Generate two or three variants, keep the best and refine from there — it is how most creators work.
Can I edit a photo I already have?
Yes. Switch to image-to-image, upload the photo and describe the change. Nano Banana, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 4 and Gemini 3 Pro Image Preview all support reference-based edits.
More AI Fruit creation tools
Pair images with video and music, all inside one credit system.
Generate your first AI image
Open the workspace, write one line and see what the models make. Your first generations cost only a few credits.
Open the AI image generator