aiimg.me

New users receive 20 free credits after signup. You can use those credits for supported text-to-image or image-to-image tasks, and the workspace shows the estimate before generation. This is a starting allowance, not unlimited free generation. Free-credit results may include a watermark; paid credits and active plans follow the access rules shown in the product.

No. Start with a plain-language description of the subject and intended result, then choose a supported model, style, aspect ratio, and quality. For a reference-led edit, state what should remain recognizable before naming one main change. You can compare results and gradually add details about the setting, lighting, materials, palette, or composition.

The image uploader accepts common browser-readable image files, while the interface highlights JPG, PNG, and WebP as the recommended formats. File-size and reference-count limits can vary by workflow and model. Check the uploader and live model selector before submitting, because those controls are the current source of truth.

Generation time varies with the model, quality, image count, provider response, and current queue, so aiimg.me does not promise a fixed completion time. You can follow progress in the workspace, and completed results are added to your creation history without requiring you to remain on the generation page.

Credit use depends on the selected model, quality, and number of images. The workspace shows an estimate before you submit, and the server validates the final allowed cost. Viewing history, downloading an existing result, or restoring settings does not create a new generation task. A reused setup only consumes credits after you review it and press the generate button.

Image to image AI creates a new picture from a reference image plus written instructions. The source can guide broad subject, pose, composition, shape, or color relationships while the prompt describes a new style, setting, material, or light. It is generative and may change fine details, so it is different from applying a deterministic filter or editing fixed pixels.

Generated images can be part of a commercial creative workflow, but using the tool does not automatically provide legal clearance. Before publishing, review source-material permissions, trademarks, recognizable people, platform rules, and applicable local law.

Currently, aiimg.me supports GPT Image 2 with more models likely to be added. The model selector shows available options for each workflow, and the estimated credit cost is displayed before generation.

The AI image editor does not provide layers or local masks. It generates a new image from the reference and instruction. For precise edits, use design software after generation.

You can purchase credit packs or subscribe to a paid plan through the pricing page. Paid plans offer additional credits and watermark-free access.