Image models

Ideogram or Recraft?

Are the words the design, or is the design your brand's?

The short answer

Ideogram

Ideogram for posters, thumbnails and logos where the headline is the point and it has to be set like a designer set it.

Type-led design
Headlines, logos and layouts set like a designer would.
Thumbnails
Scroll-stopping covers with a clear promise in big words.
Stickers and merch
Clean shapes that print on shirts and mugs.

Gig poster

Prompt to tryA bold gig poster: 'AFROBEAT FRIDAYS' in hand-cut letters, orange and black

Recraft

Recraft for brand graphics: icon sets that share a stroke and a palette, your own look taught once and followed afterwards, and enlarging to print size without the mush.

Icons and vectors
Sets that share a stroke, a palette and a mood.
Your brand style
Teach it your look once and every graphic follows.
Crisp enlarge
Take a small picture to print size without the mush.

Icon set

Prompt to tryTwelve line icons for a travel app, rounded, one accent colour

The next question

FLUX or Ideogram?

Either way the price is quoted before the render runs, and a render that fails is never charged for. If you would rather not choose, the studio picks for you on every ordinary render — this page is for when you would.