Grok Imagine Image 2.0 adds tighter prompt adherence and edit paths compared with first-generation Grok Imagine stills.
GenVid exposes text-to-image and image-to-image using `grok-imagine-image-2-0/text-to-image` and `.../image-to-image` KIE ids.
Aspect ratios include 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 16:9, and 9:16 per KIE docs.
What it is
Grok Imagine Image 2.0 is available on GenVid through the KIE unified jobs API (`POST /api/v1/jobs/createTask`). GenVid handles authentication, credit billing, and delivery—you work in Studio instead of wiring raw API calls.
Official parameter lists and model strings are documented on KIE; we mirror the same model ids in our catalog so quotes match production behavior.
Publisher & release notes
- Provider: xAI (via KIE Market).
- Availability on GenVid follows the KIE Market catalog; when KIE adds fields or resolutions, Studio options are updated to match.
- Exact public launch dates vary by region and API tier—check KIE release notes for the latest.
Core capabilities
- Up to 8,000-character prompts on text-to-image.
- Dedicated image edit endpoint.
- Good for typography-heavy compositions.
Limitations to plan for
- Paid catalog model on GenVid free tier.
- Edit mode requires uploaded reference stills.
How to use on GenVid (step by step)
- Open /create/image.
- Select **Grok Imagine Image 2.0** in the model picker.
- Set aspect ratio, resolution, duration (video), or output format (image) as needed.
- Write a clear prompt—call out subject, lighting, camera, and (for video) audio or dialogue if supported.
- Confirm the credit quote, generate, then download from your history.
Pricing on GenVid
Each run spends GenVid credits based on the live catalog (base credits plus resolution/duration surcharges). New accounts receive welcome credits; paid packs and subscriptions unlock all models, 1080p, and commercial exports. See our pricing page for packs and subscription tiers.
Best use cases
- Social ads and short-form vertical video
- Product stills and marketplace imagery
- Storyboard frames before video generation
- Creative iteration when you need fast turnaround
Pros and cons (editorial)
- Pro: Up to 8,000-character prompts on text-to-image.
- Pro: Dedicated image edit endpoint.
- Con: Paid catalog model on GenVid free tier.
- Con: Edit mode requires uploaded reference stills.
FAQ highlights
- Do I need a separate KIE API key? No—GenVid uses platform credits.
- Can free users run this model? Check the model badge; free-tier allowlists are listed on /pricing.
- Are outputs watermarked? Free tier may watermark; paid plans export clean files.
Copy-ready prompts
Typographic cover
Layout-forward still.
Magazine cover layout, bold sans headline space, duotone photo background, 3:2
Lake cabin
KIE doc-style scenic prompt.
Small wooden cabin beside a calm lake at sunrise, soft mist, 16:9
Edit: add fog
Image edit workflow.
Add gentle morning fog in valleys, keep cabin unchanged
Grok Imagine Image 2.0 vs alternatives on GenVid
| Grok Imagine Image 2.0 | GPT Image 2.5 | Nano Banana 2 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Up to 8,000-character prompts on text-to-image. | Varies | Varies |
| Media | Image | Image | Image |
| Try on GenVid | Studio | Studio | Studio |
Sources
Try it on GenVid: All models · Text to Image · Pricing