AI image models

A deep bench of image generators, each with its own strengths.

No single image model wins everything. One nails photorealism, another renders text cleanly, a third is built for logos and vector art. LLMWeave puts the strong ones in one place so you can use the right tool, or run a few and pick the best result.

The lineup

Model	Best for	Plan
Nano Banana (Gemini)	Fast, affordable general images and quick edits.	Paid
GPT Image	Versatile generation with strong text rendering in images.	Paid
FLUX.2 (Klein, Pro, Flex, Max)	Photorealism and fidelity, from fast to top quality.	Paid
Riverflow V2	Premium fidelity for polished results.	Paid
Seedream 4.5	Handling varied and unusual subject matter.	Paid
Recraft V4.1	High aesthetics, plus vector output (SVG) for logos and icons.	Paid
Grok Imagine	Photo-realistic images and editing.	Paid

What it is good for

Photorealism (FLUX, Riverflow, Grok Imagine)
Logos, icons, and vector art (Recraft Vector outputs real SVG)
Fast, cheap drafts (Nano Banana)
Text inside images (GPT Image)
Comparing several generators on one prompt and keeping the best

In a weave

The multi-model idea applies to images too. Run the same prompt through a few generators and compare, rather than betting your result on one model’s style.

Because the models have real differences, the right pick depends on the job: vector art goes to Recraft, photorealism to FLUX or Riverflow, a quick draft to Nano Banana.

Image generation is available on the paid plans (Pro, Pro+, Team).

Common questions

Which image model is best?

It depends on the job. FLUX and Riverflow lead on photorealism, Recraft is the pick for logos and vector art, Nano Banana is fast and cheap, and GPT Image is strong when you need readable text in the image.

Can it make logos or SVGs?

Yes. Recraft’s vector models output real SVG, which is what you want for logos and icons that need to scale cleanly.

More models

Anthropic

Open-weights models with strong reasoning at a low price, plus very long context.

Alibaba