Image Models

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Image Models

Overview

Our API features the capability to generate images. We support various models for image generation, including both open-source and proprietary options.

We support multiple image models. You can find the along with API reference links at the end of the page.

How to Generate an Image

Select a model

First, decide which model you want to use. Models can be trained for specific tasks (e.g., realistic results), offer higher resolutions, or include features like negative prompts. You can read about our supported models and their features on our .

Imagine a prompt

Next, construct a prompt for the image. Depending on your needs, this prompt can include keywords that will shape the image: place, objects, quality, style, and other elements. This prompt is a crucial part of the image generation process and determines what will be displayed in the image.

Configure metaparameters

Then, configure the metaparameters for your generation:

Steps: The nparameter in the API controls the number of iterations the model will take to shape your image. Experiment with this parameter to achieve the best result for your prompt.
Size: The size parameter controls the resolution of the resulting image. All models have minimum and maximum resolutions, sometimes with different aspect ratios. Experiment with this parameter as well.

Quick Code Example

Here is an example of generation an image of a robot classroom using the flux-pro image model:

import requests
url = "https://api.aimlapi.com/v1/images/generations/"

payload = {
  "model": "flux/schnell",
  "prompt": """
Create a classroom of young robots. 
The chalkboard in the classroom has 'AI Is Your Friend' written on it.
"""
}

headers = {
  #put your AIML API Key instead of <YOUR_AIMLAPI_KEY>:
  "Authorization": "Bearer <YOUR_AIMLAPI_KEY>", 
  "content-type": "application/json"
}

response = requests.post(url, json=payload, headers=headers)
response.raise_for_status()

print("Generation:", response.json())

We obtained the following image by running that code example:

All Available Image Models

Model ID

Developer

Context

Model Card

Flux

Google

OpenAI

Recraft AI

Stability AI

Previousgrok-3-mini-beta NextFlux

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