Which image model to choose?
Start from your need, not from the model name. For a visual that stays true to your product, use your Seelab model; for everything else, each market model has its own strength.
The right model for each need
Your need | The model | Why |
|---|---|---|
A visual faithful to your product, character or style | Your Seelab model | Respects shape, logo and materials |
A staged scene or a retouch by instruction | Nano Banana 2.1 | Best quality / credits ratio |
A complex hero visual, no compromise | Nano Banana Pro | Maximum precision |
Legible text: poster, packaging, tagline | GPT Image 2.6 (Flare to iterate, Sunburst to finalize) | Most reliable typography |
Successive edits on the same visual | GPT Image 2.6 Sunburst | Keeps details from one edit to the next |
A realistic photo, an editorial mood | SeeDream 5.0 Pro | Natural light and skin |
Consistent variations in a workflow | Flux 2 PRO | Stable and repeatable |
Exploring ideas very quickly | Nano Banana 2 Lite or SeeDream 5.0 Lite | 2 credits per image |
Choosing the model

- Click the model name, in the prompt bar.
- Choose: your Seelab models are listed first, then the market models.
- Check the available settings: formats, resolutions and quality vary from one model to another.
A two-step method
- Explore with a fast, economical model: run several variations and keep the best direction.
- Finalize the chosen prompt with a more precise model, for example Nano Banana Pro or GPT Image 2.6 Sunburst.
Learn more
- Image models in detail: strengths, limits, resolutions and cost of each model.
- Which video model to choose?
- What is a Seelab model?
Updated on: 06/11/2026
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