An AI image generator that tells you what it costs
Most generators hide the price behind a subscription and the settings behind six sliders. This one shows the cost of the picture you are about to make, gives you two models and eight shapes, and nothing else to get wrong.
It sits inside Promptdeck, a bulk prompt generator — so the picture and the prompt that made it live in the same place. Write one prompt with the parts that change in square brackets, build every version of it, then draw any one of them without copying a thing.
Two models, no settings
GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana 2 — the latter is Gemini 3 Pro Image. Each one carries its own generation settings internally, so there is no quality dropdown to guess at and no way to pick a combination that quietly costs ten times more than you meant.
The price is on screen, not in a bill. Cheap models are marked in green. An expensive one carries a warning in red before you press the button. After each picture the deck shows what that picture actually cost. It runs on a free Puter allowance, and translating, enhancing and bracket-making barely touch it — pictures are the part worth watching, which is exactly why the number is where you can see it.
Eight shapes
Square 1:1, portrait 4:5 and 2:3, tall 9:16, landscape 5:4 and 3:2, wide 16:9 and ultrawide 21:9. Pick the shape and press generate. The result appears full size rather than as a thumbnail, with a download button and the option to open it full size in its own tab.
Built for batches, not one picture at a time
This is the part a standalone generator cannot do. Write
A [STYLE] portrait of a [SUBJECT] in [LIGHT] lighting, fill the brackets from a word
library of nearly nine hundred entries — art styles, camera angles, lighting, materials, poses —
and the deck builds every combination. Then Draw it sends whichever one you like
straight into the generator with the box already filled.
The prompts are plain text, so the same batch pastes into Midjourney or Stable Diffusion if you would rather generate elsewhere.
What stays on your machine
The prompts, the fields and the library are stored in your own browser, not on a server. The AI tools are the one exception and only when you use them: your text goes to the model you picked and nowhere else. The full account is in Privacy & data.
Common questions
Do I need an account to generate an image?
Not for the deck itself. Building prompts, the library and your own words all work signed out. Generating a picture runs on a free Puter account, and the sign-in happens in Puter's own window, so no password is ever typed on this site.
What does a picture cost?
The deck tells you before you spend. Cheap models are marked in green and an expensive one carries a warning in red, and the actual cost of each picture is shown after it is made rather than disappearing into a monthly total.
Which models can I use?
Two: GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana 2, which is Gemini 3 Pro Image. There are no quality sliders or hidden settings to get wrong — each model carries its own.
Can I generate a whole batch of prompts as images?
Build the batch first — one bracketed template becomes every version — then send any prompt to the generator with Draw it. The deck fills the box for you, so nothing is copied by hand.
Can I still use the prompts in Midjourney or Stable Diffusion?
Yes. Every prompt the deck builds is plain text, so it pastes into any tool that takes a text prompt. Generation here is a convenience, not a lock-in.