Six AI image models for game art, side by side
The same prompts on every model, one try each, so you can see the real difference before you spend credits. Pick a cheap model for drafts and a detailed one for hero art, all from one prompt box.
Which model should I use?
Flux 2 Klein
1 creditFast, cheap drafts and clean game characters. The default.
Examples and tips
Flux Juggernaut
1 creditPainterly, stylised fantasy looks.
Examples and tips
Seedream 5 Flash
2 creditsCrisp detail and clean shapes at a low price.
Examples and tips
GPT-Image 2.5
5 creditsLong, specific prompts and text in the image.
Examples and tips
Retro Diffusion
10 creditsTrue pixel art, drawn natively at sprite size.
Examples and tips
Nano Banana 2.1
15 creditsThe most detailed hero art and key visuals.
Examples and tips“a cyberpunk birdman warrior, full body”
512 px · one try per model, nothing cherry-picked.
“a cyberpunk birdman warrior, full body”
128 px pixel art · one try per model, nothing cherry-picked.
“a glowing crystal sword”
512 px · one try per model, nothing cherry-picked.
“a slime monster wearing a tiny golden crown”
512 px · one try per model, nothing cherry-picked.
“an original side-scrolling platformer level, no characters: grassy floating platforms, coins, a waterfall and distant mountains, game background”
512 px artwork · one try per model, nothing cherry-picked.
“a wooden treasure chest full of gold coins”
128 px pixel art · one try per model, nothing cherry-picked.
Every model is in the same prompt box. Uploads and background removal are free on every plan.
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