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Model Hub

Early Alpha

The AI Image Editor is in early alpha. The model catalogue changes often.

Click the model chip in the prompt bar to open the Model Hub.

Several hundred models are available, and the header counts how many match your current filter. Search with Find a model…, or browse the categories on the left.

Categories

GroupCategoryRoughly
Image generationImage to ImageThe largest group — transform an image you already have
Text to ImageGenerate from a description
InpaintingFill a masked region
Video generationImage to VideoAnimate a still
Text to VideoGenerate a clip from a description
Audio & speechText to AudioMusic and sound effects
Text to SpeechVoice
ToolsImage to VectorRaster to vector
Remove BackgroundCut out the subject
UpscaleIncrease resolution

Yes — the Image Editor generates video and audio too, not only stills. The prompt bar is the same; the model decides what comes out.

Favorites collects the models you star, so the handful you actually use are one click away instead of buried in hundreds.

Reading a model card

Each card carries a sample image, the model name, a one-line description, and capability badges — TEXT TO IMAGE, PHOTOREALISM, TYPOGRAPHY, STYLIZED, TRANSFORM, REALISM and others. A green dot marks the active model. Details opens the model's own documentation.

The badges are the fastest filter in practice. If your asset is a logo with text on it, a model without TYPOGRAPHY will fight you no matter how carefully you prompt.

Choosing well

You wantLook for
Icons, sprites, UI assetsA model that can produce transparent backgrounds
Text rendered correctly in the imageTYPOGRAPHY
Photographic outputPHOTOREALISM or REALISM
A consistent house style across many assetsA style-reference model — one that accepts a saved style or reference image
Editing an existing imageThe Image to Image category, not Text to Image

Set the inpainting model separately under Change inpaint model — see Editing & Layers.