Product update: More AI image models, one workspace to compare them

I’ve been updating LogoAI’s AI Image Editor around a simple idea: you should be able to try different image models without rebuilding your workflow every time.

For founders creating product visuals, launch graphics, or social content, choosing a model can become another task on an already long list. Instead of committing to one model upfront, our editor lets you upload an image, describe your changes, and compare different interpretations in one workspace.

Here’s the current model lineup:

• ChatGPT Image: Our latest additions include GPT Image 2.5 Flare and Sunburst, alongside GPT Image 2.0. You can try the same prompt across the newer options and compare the results.

• Nano Banana: Available through our dedicated image workspace, including the Nano Banana 2.0 Lite option.

• Grok Imagine: The current model page includes Grok Imagine 2.

• Flux: Includes Flux 2 Pro, giving you another model to explore with your creative brief.

• Seedream: Another supported image model family available in the same broader workspace.

• Ideogram: An additional option for image generation and exploring different visual directions.

• Qwen Image: Also listed among the supported models in our AI Image Editor.

Editing capabilities and reference-image support vary by model, so choose an option that supports the task you want to complete.

The useful part is comparing results on your actual task.

For example, suppose you need a product image for a landing page. You could upload your photo and ask:

Place this product on a warm beige studio background with soft natural shadows. Preserve the product’s shape, label, and colors. Leave empty space on the left for a headline.

Run that brief with compatible models, then compare the details that matter: product accuracy, lighting, composition, and space for your copy. The goal is to find a usable result for your project, rather than pick a universal “best model.”

We’ve also connected more of the surrounding workflow.

Supported models can work with multiple reference images. You might supply a product photo and a separate style reference, explaining what each should contribute. On the ChatGPT image page, you can submit additional generation tasks while earlier ones are still running.

For straightforward adjustments, our online photo editor provides cropping, background removal, upscaling, and SVG conversion. Once an image is ready, you can continue into image-to-video generation.

The editor is free to try after signing in, with credits used for AI actions. Costs vary by model and task.

I’d love feedback from other indie hackers: when creating visuals for your business, is your biggest bottleneck getting a good first result, preserving important details, or making everything look consistent?