Changelog

Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image) is now available in the Content Generator. It keeps the strong text rendering Nano Banana is known for, while improving photorealism, lighting, textures, and overall prompt consistency.

ByteDance’s newest image model is now available in Content Generator. It brings improved prompt following, especially when you’re working with layered instructions, abstract ideas, or multiple complex elements within a single scene.

We’ve added two powerful new video models. Kling 3.0 Pro supports clips up to 15 seconds, native audio, multi shot generation, first and last frame control, and multilingual dialogue in Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish, including dialects and accents. Kling O3 includes native audio, multi shot support, up to 10 second videos, first and last frame control, and up to 3 image references.

You can now create Elements in the Content Generator. Upload images, assign a type such as Person, Style, Product, Lighting, Texture, Color Palette, and more, and reuse them in your prompts by writing @ElementName. This way, if you frequently generate with the same subject or look, you no longer need to attach the same reference images every time.

xAI’s new Grok Imagine models have landed in getimg.ai.

The video model is the highlight here, with strong instruction following and a good balance between quality, speed, and cost. It generates video with native audio and supports both Text to Video and Image to Video.

An image model is included as well.

We’ve added FLUX.2 [klein], a fast, efficient image generation model from Black Forest Labs. It’s a solid choice for everyday generations and frequent iteration, with low credit usage and reliable output quality.

In this new video, we show how creators can stop filming nonstop and start directing instead. You’ll see how to generate images of yourself with a product in any setting, improve existing shots instead of reshooting, and turn photos and AI images into short, usable video clips.

We’ve put together a practical guide with ready-to-use prompts for ecommerce images and video. It covers everything from clean product shots to lifestyle scenes, color variants, and ad creatives with text. If you sell products online, this gives you a fast starting point that actually works.

ByteDance’s popular Seedance 1.5 Pro model now supports full 1080p video generation. You can select it from the Custom settings menu, accessible directly from the prompt box.

You can now earn credits by sharing getimg.ai with others. Copy your referral link from Settings and share it with friends or colleagues. When someone signs up for a paid plan using your link, both of you get 3000 credits, roughly a $10 value.

If a generation fails due to a model error, moderation block, or provider downtime, all credits for that request are now refunded automatically. When this happens in the app, you’ll see a quick animation showing your credits being returned. You can also find these refunds listed as “Failed Generation Refund” in the Credits Usage section of your settings.

In this video, we break down five design trends shaping 2026, from Bio-Digital Minimalism to Neo-Y3K aesthetics. You’ll also see how to apply each trend using the new getimg.ai 2.0 workflow, with practical examples you can use right away.

Selecting reference images is now faster and more straightforward. Clearer labels in the prompt box make it easy to pick reference images for image generation, as well as reference, first frame, and last frame inputs for video creation.

We’ve added a prompt book focused on architecture and interior design use cases. It walks through editing room photos and renders with text, testing materials, placing furniture with reference images, generating spaces from prompts, and creating short videos like walkthroughs and day-to-night transitions.

You can now dictate prompts instead of typing. Click the microphone icon in the prompt box, speak your prompt, then press the checkmark to confirm. Voice dictation supports multiple languages, not just English.

GPT Image 1.5 is now available and builds on earlier version with better accuracy and cleaner results. It handles scientific and factual details more reliably, renders text more clearly, and avoids awkward cropping. You can generate images in 1:1, 2:3, and 3:2 aspect ratios.

In our latest blog post, we look at why AI tools made solo work faster but often slowed teams down. You’ll see where collaboration usually breaks and how getimg.ai’s Teams feature helps teams stay in sync, share work easily, and avoid version chaos.

getimg.ai 2.0 brings a completely redesigned creation experience. Image generation, editing, upscaling, resizing, and video generation now live in one unified Content Generator. With automatic model selection and prompt enhancement, creating high quality results is faster, simpler, and more consistent than ever.