Set the visual direction
Generate square images or 16:9 scenes from a text description.
Explore visual ideas in square or widescreen format, then use references to evolve the image. A starting point for scene concepts and social visuals.

Grok Imagine Image 2.0 is from xAI. Explore these workflows and choose generation settings for your project.
Generate square images or 16:9 scenes from a text description.
Choose low or medium quality and compare compositions before refining.
Edit with up to three references; edited output follows the source image ratio.
Explore practical workflows and load a prompt to try your own direction.

Build a visual idea for launches, everyday stories and short campaigns. Start with one strong image and carry the same direction into your next variation.

Find a film’s visual language with scene concepts and shot studies. Establish the setting and camera angle, then develop each shot with a consistent brief.

Explore light, wardrobe and atmosphere for editorial portraits. Define the mood in words, or use a reference to guide the composition.
Define the subject, setting, light and composition. For video, add action and camera direction.
Confirm the model in the generator and choose from its available size, duration or quality options.
Review the first result, then adjust the prompt or add reference material to develop the idea.
Useful answers before you start creating.
Explore visual ideas in square or widescreen format, then use references to evolve the image. A starting point for scene concepts and social visuals.
1K / 2K output; 1:1 & 16:9 generation; Up to 3 references. Available options depend on the variant selected in the generator.
The images come from the corresponding public WaveSpeed model pages, linked below the image. They are not viddeep benchmarks or output guarantees. Results depend on the prompt, references and settings.
You can explore the tool and settings first. Submitting a generation requires sign-in and sufficient credits; the generator shows the cost before you submit.
Bring your brief into the studio.