5 models built for photorealism
Nano Banana 2
Google Gemini-powered image generation
Seedream v3
Reliable text-to-image with guidance control
FLUX 2 Pro
Production-grade photorealism
FLUX.1 Krea
Photographic, natural-looking FLUX image generation
Nano Banana 2.1
Google's newest Gemini image model
Why the model matters more than the prompt
Use cases
- Product photographs for a listing without booking a studio
- Portraits and headshots that read as photography rather than illustration
- Interior and architectural visuals for something not built yet
- Stock-style imagery for a page with no budget for a shoot
- Food and drink shots matched to a menu or a brand palette
- Testing one prompt across photoreal models before committing to one
Photorealistic generation, answered
What makes an AI image look photorealistic?
Mostly the model. Lighting that falls consistently, skin and fabric that hold texture up close, and lenses that blur the way real ones do are properties of what the model learned, which is why this page lists the models that name photorealism instead of offering a realism slider.
Which model should I use?
Start with any model in the list above, then run the same prompt through a second one. They differ most on faces, on text inside the picture and on how they handle hard light, and which one wins depends on the shot rather than on a ranking.
How much does it cost?
It runs on credits, and the credit cost is shown before you run it. New accounts start with free credits, so you can see the output quality before paying anything.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes, images generated on Arteza come with a commercial license for business use.