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Grok Imagine Image 2.0 Image Generator and Editor

Generate a new image from a prompt or edit one to five reference images with Grok Imagine Image 2.0. Use the examples below to explore product scenes, campaign directions, and image-led revisions.

What can you create with Grok Imagine Image 2.0?

Grok Imagine Image 2.0 generates new images from text and edits existing images with reference guidance. Create product scenes, campaign variations, and visual concepts in one workflow, then refine the strongest direction for your next iteration.

Create product scenes from a written brief

Create product scenes from a written brief

Turn an idea into a product photograph, a campaign still, or a visual concept. Describe the subject, materials, lighting, and composition to explore the look before arranging a shoot. A perfume bottle on folded paper, for example, gives a simple product a distinct setting and visual direction.

Refresh an image for a new campaign

Refresh an image for a new campaign

Use an existing image as the starting point for a different background, lighting treatment, or seasonal setting. Describe what should change and which details should stay. Image-led editing is useful for exploring a new direction around an established product visual instead of defining the entire scene again.

Combine references into a single composition

Combine references into a single composition

Bring up to five reference images into an edit to guide different parts of the scene. A product shot, a material sample, and a setting reference can communicate a composition more clearly than words alone. Describe each reference's role when planning a styled collection or a coordinated product arrangement.

Develop key visuals for ads and storyboards

Develop key visuals for ads and storyboards

Create a hero image, a product launch concept, or a first-frame idea for a video. Explore square, portrait, and landscape compositions around the same creative direction, then carry the selected image into your design or video workflow. Review the result before adding final campaign copy.

How to use Grok Imagine Image 2.0 on Seavid AI

Pick the workflow that matches the job: start from text for a new image, or start from references when the visual identity already exists.

Choose Generate or Edit

Start in Generate mode for a new image from text. Switch to Edit mode when you have one to five source images that should guide the result.

Describe the image or the change

Write a production brief with the subject, composition, setting, light, and materials. For an edit, name what to keep and what to change; edit prompts can be up to 8,000 characters.

Select the frame and generate

Choose the aspect ratio, review the prompt and references, then generate. Keep the strongest direction and make narrow edits from that image instead of restarting every variation.

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Grok Imagine Image 2.0 features

Text-to-image creation

Describe a product, scene, or visual style to generate a new image without preparing a source image first.

Image-led revisions

Use an existing visual to guide changes to the background, lighting, materials, or composition.

Up to five reference images

Guide an edit with multiple source images when the scene needs a product, setting, and visual details from different references.

Campaign format choices

Generate square, portrait, or landscape images for product pages, social posts, and wider campaign layouts.

Automatic framing for edits

Choose Auto in Image mode when you want to let the model determine the output aspect ratio rather than selecting a fixed format.

One generation and editing workflow

Create an initial concept from text, then use image references to explore the next revision in the same workspace.

Grok Imagine Image 2.0 FAQ

Practical answers for generating and editing images with Grok Imagine Image 2.0 on Seavid AI.

Grok Imagine Image 2.0 is xAI's image generation and editing model. On Seavid AI, use Generate for a new image or Edit to revise one to five references.