Typography for your designs
Put the exact words in quotation marks and describe their placement, size and type style. Check spelling in the result before publishing.
Refine an image over several edits
Change one element at a time. Precise mode restores unchanged pixels to help reduce drift across edits; use the result as your next source.
Guide a local change
Upload a source and references for the look you want. Paint a region when you need to specify where the change should happen.
See three precise edits on the same image
A real Ideogram 4.5 example made on Pixwit: change the bottle color, replace the label text, then add a sticker. Compare each step with the original. Medium quality, precise mode.
How to use Ideogram 4.5
- Choose Generate or Edit. For editing, upload your source first.
- Describe the image or the change, then choose quality. Medium is the default.
- Compare the result with the source, download it or continue editing.
Quality and credits
Credits are charged per output image. Generation: Low 12, Medium 24, High 88. Editing also offers Very Low at 4. Final cost appears before submission.
Questions about Ideogram 4.5
Do I need a mask for precise editing?
No. Describe the change and use Precise mode. A mask is optional when you want to select a region yourself.
What is the difference between precision and quality?
Precision controls the editing method. Quality controls rendering detail and credits. Precise mode can be used with any editing quality tier.
Will every language render perfectly inside an image?
No. Interface language and generated lettering are different. Verify spelling and layout, especially for small text and non-Latin scripts.