Made with 7ART AI Image Generator

What AI Image Generator can do

Consistency

One artist, every image

Build your AI artist once — name, gender and age, ethnicity, art style, hair — and 7ART saves their reference sheet as an Element. Type @ in the prompt, pick them, and the model gets their face as a reference instead of inventing a new one. The same character across a whole series of shots, without re-describing them every time.

Styles

Any style you can describe

There is no preset dropdown to fight with — describe the look in plain words, attach a reference image and 7ART reads its style and palette, or save a style as an Element and @mention it so a whole series lands on the same aesthetic.

Formats

Every format, no cropping

9:16 for Reels and TikToks, 1:1 for Instagram posts, 16:9 for YouTube thumbnails, plus 21:9, 4:3, 3:4, 3:2 and 2:3 — generate native instead of cropping. The exact set depends on the model you pick (4:5 and 5:4 are GPT Image 2 and 7Image only, and Z-Image and Grok Imagine offer five each); the picker shows what the current model supports and snaps to the nearest ratio if you switch models.

References

Your style, your composition

Upload any image as a reference and 7ART reads it — pulling style, composition, mood, or color palette into your generation. Match a brand aesthetic, echo a moodboard, or recreate a vibe across an entire content series.

Editing

Iterate without starting over

Attach an image and the workspace switches to edit mode: FLUX.2 Edit, FLUX.2 Klein Edit and FLUX.2 Pro Edit appear in the picker, and Nano Banana 2 / GPT Image 2 accept the same frame as a reference — you describe the change in words and get a new render back. There is no mask-based inpaint tool and no one-click background remover; every edit is a fresh generation from your reference.

Models

Sixteen models, one workspace

7Image (our tuned flagship preset), Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro from Google, Seedream 5 Lite / 4.5 / 4.0 from ByteDance, Z-Image from Alibaba, GPT Image 2 from OpenAI, Grok Imagine from xAI and seven FLUX models from Black Forest Labs — all switchable mid-project, with three more FLUX edit tools appearing the moment you attach a reference. No juggling subscriptions, no relearning UIs.

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How 7ART compares

Frequently asked questions

• What is an AI image generator?

  An AI image generator creates new images from a text description or a reference input. 7ART's puts sixteen models in one workspace — plus 7Image, our own tuned flagship preset — and adds saved characters: build a character once, @mention them in the prompt, and the same face comes back generation after generation instead of a new stranger every time.

• Is 7ART free to try?

  Yes — a direct signup on 7art.ai grants 100 welcome credits, no card required, and every model in the picker is available on the free tier. What a free account cannot do: images come back with a 'Generated on 7ART.ai' watermark, and downloading files requires an active paid plan. Paid plans add credits, remove the watermark and unlock 4K image downloads — see our pricing page for current prices.

• What is the best AI image generator?

  The best AI image generator depends on what you need. For character consistency across a series, 7ART is purpose-built for it. For pure artistic exploration, Midjourney is strong. For photorealism, Nano Banana Pro and FLUX.2 Pro are the ones to reach for. 7ART puts sixteen models — plus our 7Image flagship preset — behind one picker, so you do not have to pick a favourite up front.

• What AI can generate images?

  Today's leading image models include Google's Nano Banana line, ByteDance's Seedream, OpenAI's GPT Image, Alibaba's Z-Image, xAI's Grok Imagine and Black Forest Labs' FLUX family. 7ART wires sixteen of them into one picker, plus our 7Image flagship preset, so you can switch models inside a single project without managing separate subscriptions.

• Can I use my own AI artist in image generation?

  Yes. Build your AI artist once in 7ART's character builder and their multi-view reference sheet is saved as an Element. Type @ in the prompt, pick them, and the model receives that sheet as a reference — so an episode, a campaign or a whole content series keeps the same face instead of a stranger per prompt.

• How much does it cost per image?

  From 1 credit per image (FLUX.1 Schnell, FLUX.2 Flash) up to 60 (Nano Banana Pro at 4K), with most models sitting between 5 and 24. Batch size multiplies it — 1, 2 or 4 images per run — and the exact figure is shown on the Generate button before you spend anything. Plans and their credit grants are on our pricing page.