MuoGen image tools
AI image generation with MuoGen
MuoGen brings available AI image models into one browser workspace. Compare displayed prices, prepare a prompt and add image references supported by your chosen model.
How do I prepare an AI image?
- Choose an available model in the image catalog.
- Describe the subject, composition and visual style. Add references when supported.
- Review the model’s format, resolution, quality and price before starting an available generation.
What do image prices include?
Each card describes its image settings. Fixed-price and usage-based models have different billing bases; read the tooltip and quote before authorizing a request. Comparisons use equivalent settings. See the pricing FAQ.
Where are the results?
Find saved results in the Library, preview them and download the original files.
How do I choose an image model?
Start with the output you need: a landscape illustration, a square product image or a portrait composition. Check whether the model accepts text only or also image references, which aspect ratios it supports, and how its quality settings affect the quote. The image model guides list these capabilities; different models do not share identical controls.
What makes a useful image prompt?
Specify the subject, framing, lighting and style. For example: A ceramic coffee cup on a wooden table, close-up composition, soft window light, natural colors, editorial photograph, square frame.
This is a starting brief, not a generated example. Choose the output ratio in the model’s settings, and refine one part of the brief at a time.
When should I add an image reference?
Use a reference to communicate a subject or visual direction when the model supports image inputs. Check the reference limit before uploading. A reference does not guarantee an exact copy or identical character details. Upload only materials you have the right to use, and keep sensitive information out of your prompts.
Is image generation available now?
The public model catalog is open to explore. Paid browser generation is not yet open; it requires a verified account and paid credits when enabled. See current tool availability.
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