image2.im
Image 2 advertises image generation and editing in a web interface, with separate navigation for image, video, and music tools. Its homepage includes visual prompt examples and controls for creating an image. The site's catalog of named models is part of its own offering; the captured pages do not establish a relationship with their original developers.
Start from a visual direction
The homepage presents inspiration categories such as studio portraits, image restoration, coloring pages, line-art transformations, and pop-art portraits. Longer showcase prompts describe lighting, palette, subject placement, and unwanted details. Examples cover product imagery, interiors, illustrations, infographics, food scenes, and multilingual posters.
These prompts give a creator concrete starting points for describing the desired scene. They are publisher examples, rather than independent demonstrations of output quality. A marketer can use them to identify the elements to specify, then inspect the generated result against the intended design.
Image controls and advertised quality
The visible creation interface includes a transparent-background option and an output-size control. The publisher markets reference-aware image consistency and multilingual text rendering, with output described as reaching 4K. Those are advertised capabilities; the captured text does not include an independent evaluation of subject consistency or lettering accuracy.
Review any generated text and fine visual details before using an asset. The homepage's image-editing language does not provide a complete specification for editing tools, accepted input files, or export formats. Check those requirements in the account interface before relying on a particular production workflow.
Credits and annual subscriptions
The pricing page lists a free option and Starter, Pro, and Studio subscriptions. Its displayed annual offers are $95.88, $119.88, and $239.88 respectively, with annual credit allowances of 3,600, 16,800, and 72,000. The smaller monthly figures shown on those cards accompany annual billing.
Paid plans list watermark-free downloads and batch image generation. The page advertises credit rollover and image upscaling, while different tiers offer different volume and support levels. The free-credit statements differ: the homepage offers four login credits, while pricing says up to six registration credits. Confirm the balance available to your account rather than assuming either number. Commercial-use and data-security questions appear on the pricing page without captured answers, so review the actual terms before using client material.