Generate Image with API

Generate and edit images and variations

The Generate Image with AI step allows you to create, edit, or generate variations of images directly within your AirOps workflows.

Generate Image

Popular AI Models for Image Generation

AirOps offers the following AI models for image generation:

Model	Provider	Description
GPT Image 2	OpenAI	OpenAI's latest text-to-image model
GPT Image 1.5	OpenAI	Previous-generation OpenAI text-to-image model
Nano Banana Pro	Google	Advanced text-to-image with 4K support and superior text rendering
Stable Image Ultra	Stability AI	Highest quality photorealistic image generation
Stable Diffusion 3.5 Large	Stability AI	Balanced speed and quality for digital content

Nano Banana Pro offers multiple resolutions up to 4K, improved text rendering, and better style consistency. Note that it is approximately 4x more expensive than other image generation models.

DALL·E models have been deprecated and are no longer available in the model picker. Workflows that previously generated images, edited images, or generated variations with DALL·E should migrate to one of the models listed above.

Edit Images

The Image Generation Step also allows you to edit images. To do this, you must have an input in the form of either:

1. A "File Media" Workflow Input variable

2. A publicly accessible URL with a .png endpoint

Additionally, you must provide a similar input for an Image Mask URL (an image of the same size, with fully transparent areas to mark where the image should be edited).

Image editing was previously supported via DALL·E 2, which has been deprecated.

Generate Variations

As a third option, the Image Generation Step allows you to generate variations of an existing image. Similar to editing an image, you are required to have an input in the form of either:

1. A "File Media" Workflow Input variable

2. A publicly accessible URL with a .png endpoint

Generating variations was previously supported via DALL·E 2, which has been deprecated.

If you choose to generate multiple images, the output will be surfaced in a JSON format with the accessible URL's for each distinctly generated image.