GPT Image 2.5
OpenAI's latest image model: sharper detail, truer lighting, and faithful to your reference photos.
HIGH DETAIL · FAST · REFERENCE-FAITHFUL
Kollab's image generator in one composer: GPT Image 2.5, Nano Banana 2, and Grok Image, routed automatically or picked by hand — sharper detail, faithful references, one render away.
Not sure which model fits? Auto reads your prompt and reference photo, then routes to the engine built for the job.
DEFAULT CHOICEOpenAI's latest image model: sharper detail, truer lighting, and faithful to your reference photos.
HIGH DETAIL · FAST · REFERENCE-FAITHFUL
Google's image model, tuned for consistent characters, products, and multi-turn edits.
CONSISTENT · MULTI-TURN EDITS · FAST
xAI's image model for expressive, high-contrast visual styles.
EXPRESSIVE · STYLIZED · FAST
Real renders from real prompts. Tap any card to steal the prompt for yourself.
Type what you want, or upload a photo the model should stay faithful to.
One request renders the full image — no multi-pass compositing required.
Ask for changes in plain language, then export every size you need.
Every Kollab plan includes image generations; GPT Image 2.5, Nano Banana 2, and Grok Image all draw from the same credit pool, so there is no separate fee to turn any of them on.
Requests routed through Auto pick the engine that best fits your prompt; you can also pick GPT Image 2.5, Nano Banana 2, or Grok Image yourself in the composer.
Yes. Keep chatting in the same task — ask for a color change, a crop, or a different background and Kollab re-renders from your last result.
Images you generate are yours to use in commercial projects, subject to Kollab’s standard terms of service.
Kollab wraps every image model in a task you can chat with, attach reference files to, and export straight into your project — no separate provider account or session needed.
Every image is saved to your Kollab task as a file you can download, share, or pull into another task later.

Open a task, pick a model or leave it on Auto, and get your first render in one shot.