> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pletor.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pletor.ai/models/image-models/previous-generation-image-models/more-image-models.md).

# More image models

## Flux Krea

A great image generation model developed by Black Forest Labs in collaboration with Krea AI. Best for photorealistic images that avoid the oversaturated "AI look."

**Strengths for marketers:**

* Exceptional photorealism with accurate skin textures and natural lighting.
* Distinctive aesthetics that don't immediately look AI-generated.
* Lightning-fast generation speeds.
* Dynamic camera angles and expressive color handling.

**Ideal use cases:**

* Lifestyle photography and natural product shots.
* Ad creatives where avoiding the "AI look" is critical.

**Weaknesses:**

* Complex scene representation is worse than latest state-of-the-art models
* May require more specific prompting compared to commercial models.
* 3 reference images maximum

## Seededit v3

An image editing model developed by Bytedance.

**Strengths for marketers:**

* Maintains high fidelity in unedited areas

**Ideal use cases:**

* Asset seasonality (e.g., background changes, lighting conversion)
* Persona visual adaptations (e.g., portrait editing, perspective changes)
* Quick asset edit through selective object removal/modification

**Prompt examples**

* Lighting Changes Prompt: “Change the scene to daytime” Transforms lighting and shadows across the entire scene while preserving all original details.
* Object Removal Prompt: “Remove all pedestrians except the middle character” Accurately identifies and removes specified objects including their shadows.
* Style Conversion Prompt: “Make the girl look realistic” Converts 2D illustrations to photorealistic images while preserving clothing, accessories, and other details.

## Google Imagen 3

An image generation model developed by Google. Best for lifestyle pictures and simple graphic design.

**Strengths for marketers:**

* Decent at graphic design, including layouts and complex text.
* Photorealism, but slightly less refined than Google Imagen-4 Ultra.
* Prompt adherence: has a more literal interpretation vs. Imagen-4 Ultra.

**Ideal use cases:**

* Simple blog illustrations
* Lifestyle photos: build your custom stock image

**Weaknesses:**

* No image references ⇒ rarely brand consistent + cannot be used for product use cases.
* Struggles with complex prompts requiring complex spatial relationships.