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Choosing a model

Compare Tyzli's image models by strength and price, and know which one to pick.

Updated 2026-10-12 Markdown

Tyzli gives you seven image models on one balance. Each has its own strengths. Switch between them on the model card in the studio by clicking Switch.

All image models

ModelMade byCredits per imageEdits photosBest at
Nano Banana LiteGoogle10YesCheapest drafts
Nano Banana 2Google20YesFast, great instruction following
Seedream 5 ProByteDance20NoCinematic photos, vivid color
FLUX.2 ProBlack Forest Labs15NoPhotorealism with fine detail
IdeogramIdeogram20NoLogos and lettering
GPT Image 2OpenAI25NoLayouts, posters, illustrations
Nano Banana ProGoogle35YesBest realism, faces, readable text

Only models marked Edit (the three Nano Banana models) accept reference photos.

Which one to pick

You want to...Pick
Try lots of ideas cheaplyNano Banana Lite
Get a solid result on the first tryNano Banana 2
Edit your own photoNano Banana 2, or Nano Banana Pro for faces
Create a realistic portraitNano Banana Pro or FLUX.2 Pro
Make a moody, colorful sceneSeedream 5 Pro
Design a poster with a headlineGPT Image 2 or Nano Banana Pro
Design a logo or a word markIdeogram
Keep a character consistentAny Nano Banana model with a reference

Old fisherman portrait in Rembrandt light
Old fisherman portrait in Rembrandt light

A simple workflow

  1. Explore with Nano Banana Lite or Nano Banana 2, 2 to 4 images at a time.
  2. Pick the best idea.
  3. Finish with the model that fits the job, for example Nano Banana Pro for a face or Ideogram for lettering.

Tip

The same prompt can look very different on different models. When a result isn't what you want, try another model before rewriting the whole prompt.

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