01 / Images
Generate and edit images
Create an image from text or use image-to-image to change a photo. Describe what should change and what should stay; check faces, text and product details in the result.
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GPT ImageImageBuild an image from a detailed brief: define the subject and composition, then specify text, materials and light.
SeedreamImageShape a scene through materials, lighting and spatial relationships, then choose the version and output size.
Nano BananaImageCreate a Nano Banana image from a clear brief and an authorized reference. Nano Banana 2.1 accepts one reference image; Pro has separate settings for more references. Choose the exact version before preparing inputs.
MidjourneyImageStart with a visual direction and composition to explore illustration, concept art and atmospheric single images.
Grok Imagine ImageImageBegin with a concise scene brief, establish subject, setting and framing, then choose an output tier.
FLUX ImageImageCreate detailed images with precise visual direction.
Qwen ImageImageRender composed images and readable text.
FilmLune
Bring a product, a character or an idea. Choose the right workflow and keep control of the details.
Create an image from text or use image-to-image to change a photo. Describe what should change and what should stay; check faces, text and product details in the result.
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Use text or a supported reference image to make one clip. Models offer different durations, resolutions and input types; an example shows a creative direction rather than a guaranteed result.
Open Studio ↗FilmLune combines image and video generation with real examples you can learn from. Start with your own idea, a reference image or a reusable prompt, then choose an available model and its supported settings.
Create an image from text or use image-to-image to change a photo. Describe what should change and what should stay; check faces, text and product details in the result.
Use text or a supported reference image to make one clip. Models offer different durations, resolutions and input types; an example shows a creative direction rather than a guaranteed result.
Browse image and video prompts by model, style or purpose. Open a case for the full prompt, model and creation notes, then copy it or adapt it in the workspace.
Resize, compress and crop files locally, or use AI for backgrounds, enhancement and other visual changes. The tools directory separates image tasks from video frames and effects.
Build the still image first, then guide one action and camera movement in a compatible video model.
Generate your still image or choose one you have permission to use. Browse image examples to read the prompts and study the lighting and composition.
Image prompts ↗Use a supported image input and describe the motion. A reference image and a start frame are different options; use the one your selected model supports.
Video prompts ↗Review the duration, resolution and cost in FilmLune credits before generating one clip. Check faces, lettering and product details in the result.
Pricing ↗Browsing examples is free. Sign in to generate, choose settings and review the credit quote before submitting. Results are private in History unless you later request publication; local tools use no credits.
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I would start with a reference and refine the light and composition, rather than write every detail from scratch.
Opening the full example helps me understand the prompt before adapting it to my own product.
I can choose a supported duration and see the credits before starting a clip.
One credit balance across available models. Choose monthly or annual billing, or buy a one-time credit pack.
Best for steady individual creation
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Best for recurring production across several projects
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Best for high-volume professional workflows
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Choose an available model for your task, then compare its supported inputs, resolution and, for video, duration. The workspace shows the options for the selected version.
Open Studio ↗Yes, when the selected model accepts reference images. Upload an image you can use, explain what to preserve and check the result for faces, lettering and product details.
Open Studio ↗The workspace displays the credit quote for your chosen model and settings before submission. Image and video models have different costs; local file tools use no generation credits. If a generation fails, its credits are returned.
Compare plans and model costs ↗Generated results are private in History. Publishing a creation requires a separate submission and review; browsing a public example does not publish your own work. FilmLune does not use your uploads, prompts or results to train AI models; they are sent to the selected model's provider only to create what you request.
History ↗Open the individual template to read its complete prompt, source and creation notes. Use the prompt or an eligible reference to continue in the workspace.
Explore prompts ↗The MCP page explains the supported connection and available capabilities. Follow its setup instructions and check the supported actions before connecting your client.
MCP server ↗Yes, when your selected video model supports the image input you want to use. Create or select your image, choose a compatible video model and describe the movement. The selected option determines the available duration, resolution and inputs; review those settings and the cost in FilmLune credits before you submit the generation request.
Video prompts ↗You can browse public examples without signing in. Sign in to generate images or video clips and review the cost in FilmLune credits before generating. Promotional credits have their own eligibility rules.
Open Studio ↗Yes, as long as you follow the law, the FilmLune terms and the terms of the model provider you chose. You keep the rights in the photos, videos and text you upload.
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