Several routes per prompt, side by side
Grok Imagine returns multiple variations per prompt - perfect for the early route phase of a creative project where you’re looking for a direction, not a final.
Grok Imagine from xAI is built for fast visual exploration - multiple variations per prompt, edits and quick concept routes. The credit cost is visible before every variation lands.
Grok Imagine returns multiple variations per prompt - perfect for the early route phase of a creative project where you’re looking for a direction, not a final.
Edit any variation with a follow-up prompt rather than starting from scratch. Quicker iteration on concept routes.
Describe the scene and Grok Imagine returns it - tuned for crisp creative output and confident colour.
Built for high-throughput creative exploration - the kind of session where you want six routes in three minutes, not three days.
Strong on stylised, illustrative and graphic looks as well as photorealism - useful for branded social and editorial routes.
Variations multiply the cost - the meter shows how many credits a variation set will burn before you click. No after-the-fact surprises.
Multiple variation images per prompt - up to six in a single call.
Square, portrait and landscape options. Useful for social, editorial and ad work.
Iterate on any variation with follow-up prompts. No need to start from scratch each time.
The model expects you to want options - the studio surfaces them as a set rather than one-by-one.
Text prompt, optional reference image for editing workflows. Variation count selectable in the studio.
Built and trained by xAI. You see one cost: ours.
When you want six creative directions in a single session, not three weeks. Cheap, fast, side-by-side.
Strong on illustrative and graphic looks - useful for branded content and editorial visuals.
Variation sets become an instant moodboard - great for kicking off a brief with the team.
Test ten ad concepts before you commit to one. Variation pricing is visible upfront.
Enough for a small variation set to see if the model fits the way your team likes to ideate.