Prompt or upload
Type what you want to create, or drop in one image to edit — or a few to combine into a single picture.
xAI's image model for making, editing, and combining — fast
Grok Imagine is xAI's image model, and SupaImagine runs it right in your browser — no X account, nothing to install. Type a prompt to make something new, upload a photo and describe the edit you want, or drop in several pictures and have Grok Imagine pull them into one scene — merging subjects, carrying a style across, or building a composite. It turns results around fast, so trying another version barely costs you, and every image you make is saved to your own library to reopen and reuse.
Start from a prompt, upload a photo to edit, or bring a few images together into one — nothing to install, and every result lands in your library.
Switch between top image models in one generator.
Reach for Grok Imagine when a job spans more than one step — make it, change it, or merge a few sources into a single picture.
A lot of image work isn't one clean action. You generate a base, swap something out, then pull in a second photo to make it whole. Grok Imagine handles that whole arc in one model: describe an image and it builds it; upload one and describe the change and it edits it; add several and it merges them — combining subjects, transferring a look, or composing a scene from the parts. It's quick on its feet, so iterating is cheap, and because it runs on SupaImagine every version is saved to your library instead of vanishing when you close the tab.
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Upload more than one picture and tell Grok Imagine how they belong together — drop a product onto a new backdrop, bring two people into the same shot, or carry the style of one image onto another. It composes from the parts instead of making you mask and stack them by hand, which is the thing most single-image models can't do.
Already have an image? Switch to image-to-image, drop it in, and describe the edit — recolor an object, replace a background, add or remove something — in plain words, with no selections or layers. The parts of the picture you didn't mention are left as they were.
Start from text when there's nothing to begin with: write the scene and Grok Imagine renders it, photoreal or stylized, at the ratio you need — square for a post, portrait for a story, widescreen for a banner. The same model that edits and combines also creates, so you never switch tools mid-idea.
Results come back quickly, which is the point — run a take, adjust the prompt, and run another without the wait that makes iterating feel expensive. Each one is saved to your private SupaImagine library, organized and reopenable, long after the tab is closed.
Type what you want to create, or drop in one image to edit — or a few to combine into a single picture.
Describe the image, the edit, or how the uploads should come together, in plain language — no masks, selections, or layers.
Pick a ratio — square, portrait, or widescreen — and generate. Turnaround is fast, so another take costs little.
Download what you like; every version stays in your library, and any run that fails refunds its credits automatically.
Set a product into a fresh lifestyle backdrop by combining the two shots, then spin ratio variants for each listing and channel.
Merge a subject into a new scene, restyle it to match a series, and keep a steady feed going without opening a separate editor between posts.
Composite brand elements into ad creative, then generate sized cuts for each placement straight from one prompt.
Blend a handful of reference images into a single visual to pitch a direction before anyone commits to a full shoot.
Drop a headshot into a new setting or restyle it, keeping the likeness while the background and mood change.
Grok Imagine is xAI's image model — the one behind image generation in Grok. On SupaImagine you run it in the browser to create images from a prompt, edit a photo you upload, or combine several pictures into one, alongside other top models in the same workspace.
Yes. Switch to image-to-image, add more than one picture, and describe how they fit together — merging subjects, moving a product onto a new backdrop, or carrying a style across. Grok Imagine composes them into a single result instead of you stacking layers by hand.
It can. Drop the image in, describe the edit in plain words — recolor, replace a background, add or remove an object — and it applies the change while leaving the rest of the picture as it was. Text-to-image is there too when you'd rather start from scratch.
It's the versatile, fast pick — strong when a job mixes generating, editing, and combining in one place. For the lowest-cost quick edits reach for Nano Banana, for photoreal print-scale work Nano Banana Pro, and for readable in-image text GPT Image 2. They all share the SupaImagine generator, so switching is one click.
No — it's a flat 5 credits per image whether you generate one, edit one, or merge several into a single result, with no surcharge for extra inputs. New accounts get 10 starter credits to try it, and paid plans top up your balance; the pricing page lists every package.
On a paid plan, yes — what you generate, edit, or combine is licensed for commercial use like ads, listings, and client work. Images made on the free starter credits are for trying the model and aren't cleared for commercial use.
Make, change, and merge images in the browser at 5 credits each — every composite drops into your SupaImagine library to reopen.