How do I write a good text-to-image prompt?

Lead with the subject, then add the setting, the style or medium, the lighting, and the framing. Write it as a sentence or short paragraph rather than a keyword list. Put any text that must appear in the image in quotes, and keep it short — a title reads better than a paragraph. When a result is close but not right, change one thing and Remix instead of rewriting the whole prompt.

Which AI models generate images from text on Molyin?

10 text-to-image models share the same studio: Nano Banana 2 in Lite and Standard tiers, Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, Seedream 5.0 Pro and Lite, Grok Imagine 2.0, and the FLUX.2 family — Dev, Pro and Max. Switch between them in the model picker without leaving the page; the same prompt runs on every one.

What resolution can a text-to-image AI produce?

Up to 4K in a single generation, depending on the model. The resolution column in the model table above lists each family's tiers; the FLUX.2 Pro and Max tiers also accept custom pixel dimensions for print, and GPT Image 2 offers exact sizes up to 3840×2160.

Can I generate images from text for free?

Yes. New accounts receive 10 free credits on sign-up, no card required — enough to generate your first images at the entry tiers right away. When you need more, subscriptions and one-time credit packs are on the pricing page.

How much does text to image cost?

Billing is per image at the resolution or quality tier you pick. Nano Banana 2 runs 11 credits per image at 1K, 16 at 2K and 24 at 4K, and the lightest tiers start at 3 credits per image. The exact estimate appears before you submit, and failed generations are refunded automatically.

Can text-to-image AI render readable text inside the picture?

Yes. The samples on this page are real outputs: the magazine cover's serif title, the lettering etched into a grain of rice, the 3D block letters in the neon lounge, and the vertical calligraphy in the ink-wash waterfall all came from the prompt. Put the exact words in quotes and keep them short; for dense editorial copy, GPT Image 2 and Seedream 5.0 hold up best.

Can I use the generated images commercially?

Yes. All paid plans include commercial usage rights, and every paid-plan download is a clean, watermark-free file ready for client work, ads and product pages.

Can I edit an image after generating it?

Yes. Switch the same studio to image-to-image mode, drop the generated picture in as a reference, and describe what should change — the subject, layout and palette carry over while the model applies your edit. Every model on this page supports it.

Text to Image AI

Write what you want to see and get the picture. Nano Banana 2, GPT Image 2, Seedream 5.0, Grok Imagine 2.0 and FLUX.2 turn a sentence into magazine covers, product shots, posters and paintings — with legible text, exact aspect ratios, and files ready to publish.

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Text-to-image models: 4K
Output up to: 3 cr/image
Credits from: 10
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One Sentence In, a Finished Image Out

Real text-to-image outputs paired with the exact prompt that produced them — a magazine cover with crisp serif typography, a 4K grain of rice with lettering etched into it, a neon lounge built from a single line, an ink-wash waterfall with calligraphy, and a studio product shot. Remix any of them to start from the same settings.

Text to image example — glossy magazine cover with a bold serif title and a model playfully holding the number 2, photoreal typography generated from a single prompt — Nano Banana 2
Text to image
3:2
2K
A photo of a glossy magazine cover, the minimal blue cover has the large bold words Nano Banana. The text is in a serif font and fills the view. No other text. In front of the text there is a portrait of a person in a sleek and minimal dress. She is playfully holding the number 2, which is the focal point. Put the issue number and "Feb 2026" date in the corner along with a barcode. The magazine is on a shelf against an orange plastered wall, within a designer store.

Text to image example — 4K mound of rice with lettering etched onto a single hidden grain, precise instruction following from text alone — GPT Image 2
Text to image
16:9
4K
Mound of rice with thousands of grains, zoomed out. One of those grains has "GPT Image 2" etched onto it, just big enough to fit on that single grain. This rice grain is exactly the same size as the others, not any bigger or smaller, and blends into the rice mound well so it cannot be spotted at a glance.

Text to image example — surreal neon-lit lounge with a title spelled in 3D building blocks and a giant blue cat, cinematic 16:9 render — Seedream 5.0 Pro
Text to image
16:9
2K
A surreal neon-lit interior room designed like a playful product showcase for Seedream 5.0 Pro. Wide-angle cinematic view of a cozy modern lounge with deep blue walls, glowing LED strip lights along the floor and furniture, soft daylight pouring through tall sheer curtains on the left, and a large wall mirror with a purple neon frame on the right. A giant blue furry cat head fills the back wall, winking and staring at a floating transparent soap bubble with colorful indoor reflections. In the center, stacked toy-like building blocks form a small platform with colorful 3D letters spelling “Seedream 5.0 Pro.” A rounded glossy blue coffee table sits in the foreground on a geometric rug. Add a green armchair with a grass-green blanket draped over it, a warm beige wool ball on the floor, scattered abstract foam blocks, and a glowing neon sign reading “Interactive Editing” on the back wall. High-detail realistic 3D render, whimsical product demo atmosphere, rich blue and purple lighting, soft reflections, playful surreal composition, cinematic wide shot.

Text to image example — Chinese ink wash waterfall with vertical calligraphy and red seal stamps, a traditional art style described in words — Grok Imagine 2.0
Text to image
16:9
high
A traditional Chinese ink wash painting: a scholar in flowing robes stands on a cliff holding a staff, gazing at a colossal multi-tiered waterfall plunging through mist, a gnarled pine tree with teal and vermilion foliage on the right. Vertical calligraphy on the left reads 「君不见黄河之水天上来，奔流到海不复回」 with two small red seal stamps beneath. Rice paper texture, delicate brush strokes, atmospheric mist.

Text to image example — studio-lit product photograph of a matte black ceramic coffee mug with rising steam on polished concrete — Nano Banana 2
Text to image
1:1
1K
A high-resolution, studio-lit product photograph of a minimalist ceramic coffee mug in matte black, presented on a polished concrete surface. The lighting is a three-point softbox setup designed to create soft, diffused highlights and eliminate harsh shadows. The camera angle is a slightly elevated 45-degree shot to showcase its clean lines. Ultra-realistic, with sharp focus on the steam rising from the coffee. Square image.

What Is Text to Image AI?

Text to image AI generates a picture from a written description. You type the subject, the style, the composition and the light; the model renders a new image that matches — no source photo, no stock library, no drawing skill required. The text-to-image glossary entry covers the term itself; this page is where you make one.

Molyin runs every leading text-to-image model in one studio. Nano Banana 2 renders typography and product shots at up to 4K in ultra-wide ratios; GPT Image 2 follows precise instructions and fills a page with legible editorial text; Seedream 5.0 handles cinematic scenes and information-dense layouts; Grok Imagine 2.0 delivers infographics, posters and painterly styles at a flat price; the FLUX.2 family gives you custom pixel dimensions for print. Switch models in the picker and the same prompt runs on a different engine.

Text-to-image is one of two modes in the AI image generator — image-to-image shares the same prompt box and credit balance, so a finished picture can go straight back in as a reference for the next one. Every image bills per file, failed generations are refunded, and every paid plan on the pricing page includes commercial usage rights and watermark-free downloads. When a still is not enough, the image to video generator animates it.

Which Model for Which Image

Every text-to-image model on Molyin, with what it does best, the output resolutions it offers, and how many reference images it accepts when you switch to image-to-image.

Model	Best at	Resolution	Image-to-image
Nano Banana 2 (Lite / Standard)	Typography, product photography, ultra-wide ratios up to 8:1	1K / 2K / 4K (Lite: 1K)	Up to 14 reference images (Lite: 10)
Nano Banana Pro	Highest-detail renders in the Nano Banana family	1K / 2K / 4K	Up to 8 reference images
GPT Image 2	Precise instruction following, dense legible text, up to 10 images per run	1K / 2K / 4K, or exact pixel sizes up to 3840×2160	Up to 16 reference images
Seedream 5.0 (Pro / Lite)	Cinematic scenes, interfaces and information-dense layouts	Pro 1K / 2K; Lite 2K / 3K / 4K	Up to 10 reference images
Grok Imagine 2.0	Infographics, posters and art styles at one flat price	Native output, 5 aspect ratios	Up to 5 reference images
FLUX.2 (Dev / Pro / Max)	Custom width and height for print, photoreal detail	0.5K–4K tiers on Pro & Max; Dev at native size	Up to 8 reference images (Dev: 5)

Every model here also runs in image-to-image mode — generate a picture from text, then feed it back as a reference to refine it.

How to Generate an Image from Text

Three steps from a sentence to a downloadable file — most images render in under a minute.

Describe the Image

Write the subject first, then the setting, style, lighting and composition. Put any words that must appear in the picture in quotes. One clear paragraph beats a list of keywords.

Pick a Model and Format

Choose the model that fits the job, then the aspect ratio and resolution. The credit estimate updates before you submit, so you always know the price of the run.

Generate and Download

The image lands in your library within a minute. Download the full-resolution file, Remix with a tweaked prompt for another take, or switch to image-to-image to refine it.

Text to Image vs. Image to Image

Same models, different starting point: one begins from words alone, the other from a picture you already have.

	Text to Image	Image to Image
Starting point	A written description only	One or more reference images plus a prompt
What you control	Everything through words — subject, style, composition, text	What stays and what changes; the reference sets subject, layout and palette
Consistency	Each generation reinterprets the description	Subject, product or character carried over from the reference
Best for	New concepts, posters, illustrations, first drafts of anything	Variations of an existing shot, restyling, product swaps, character series

Most workflows chain the two: generate the first image from text, then refine it in image-to-image until it is right.

Text-to-Image Credits, Per Image

Every model bills per image at the resolution or quality tier you pick, and failed generations are refunded automatically.

Priced by output resolution

Priced by output resolution
Model	Resolution	Credits/image
GPT Image 2 (Easy)	1K	8
	2K	13
	4K	21
Nano Banana 2 Lite	1K	5
Nano Banana 2	1K	11
	2K	16
	4K	24
Nano Banana Pro	1K	24
	2K	24
	4K	32
Seedream 5.0 Lite	2K	8
	3K	8
	4K	8
Seedream 5.0 Pro	1K	10
Seedream 5.0 Pro	2K	18

GPT Image 2 (Advanced) — priced by quality and output size

GPT Image 2 (Advanced) — priced by quality and output size
Quality	≤ 1024×1024	≤ 2048×1024	≤ 2048×2048	> 2048×2048
Low	3	3	3	4
Medium	11	11	11	11
High	30	30	30	30

The auto quality tier bills at the high rate.

FLUX.2 — priced by output size

FLUX.2 — priced by output size
Model	Output size	Credits/image	Reference images
FLUX.2 Dev	≤ 1MP	3	+3 credits/MP
	≤ 1.5MP	4
	≤ 2.1MP	6
FLUX.2 Pro	≤ 0.5MP	5	+4 credits/MP
	≤ 1MP	7
	≤ 2MP	10
	≤ 3MP	14
	≤ 4MP	17
	≤ 4.2MP	18
FLUX.2 Max	≤ 0.5MP	13	+7 credits/MP
	≤ 1MP	16
	≤ 2MP	23
	≤ 3MP	29
	≤ 4MP	36
	≤ 4.2MP	37

FLUX.2 reference images are billed by their real total pixel area — the reference column shows the surcharge per input megapixel.

Flat rate per image

Flat rate per image
Model	Credits/image	Reference images
Grok Imagine 2.0	6	+2 credits/image

Flat-rate models bill the same for every output; on image-to-image runs, each reference image adds the surcharge shown above.

Subscription plans and one-time credit packs are compared side by side on the pricing page.

See prices for every model on the credits page

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