AI-powered image remix platform powered by Google's Gemini and Imagen 3
AI batch image generation with grid splitting: one prompt, up to 16 images, one credit
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2026
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Freemium
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Free plan includes 20 credits on signup with the first generation free. Basic: $19/month for 2,000 credits/month (≈32,000 images with 4×4 grid). Pro: $49/month for 5,000 credits/month (≈80,000 images with 4×4 grid). Max: $99/month for 10,000 credits/month (≈160,000 images with 4×4 grid).
Key features
Three-input remix system combining subject, scene, and style images
Multiple AI models including Nano Banana and GPT Image variants
Style presets library with enamel pins, anime, watercolor, and more
Prompt editing control to fine-tune AI-generated descriptions
Rapid iteration with multiple variations generated quickly
High-resolution output suitable for printing and professional use
Cross-platform access via web browser on desktop and mobile
Drag and drop interface with reference image uploads
Image analysis and remix using Gemini and Imagen 3 models
Average generation time under 30 seconds
Generate up to 16 images in a single 4×4 grid
Grid splitting into individual pixel-perfect assets
REST API with sync and async endpoints
MCP server for AI agent integration
Reference image support for style guidance
Runs on Google Gemini and OpenAI GPT Image models
Dashboard history with searchable generations
What makes it different
Images as prompts - no complex text descriptions required
Instant generation under 30 seconds for rapid exploration
Designed for users of all skill levels without design experience needed
Commercial use license for premium subscribers
One credit per grid instead of per image, reducing cost per image to 1/16 for 4×4 grids
Contact-sheet view for side-by-side comparison of all results
API and MCP server built for AI agents as first-class users
Independent and self-funded operation
First generation completely free with 20 signup credits