AI Models
What each model is good at, where it differs from the others, and what it costs to run.
Ideogram's character model. One picture of a character, plus a prompt for the new scene. Rendering speed and Enhance work as on Ideogram V3.
Credits come with a Generator plan. The exact cost is shown on the Generate button before anything is spent.
Ideogram Character is Ideogram's model for keeping a character. You give it one picture of that character and a prompt for the scene you want them in.
Ideogram's character model generates images that feature a consistent character from a reference picture you upload. It sits on Ideogram 3.0, the release Ideogram describes for photoreal frames, readable type, and designed layouts. Here the job is the person, creature, or figure in the picture you attach.
Attach one picture of the character and write the scene. Choose Turbo, Balanced, or Quality. Enhance is off until you turn it on; it lets the model expand the prompt before it generates.
Ideogram V3 starts from the prompt, and Ideogram V3 Remix reworks one picture. Character requires the character picture. It does not take a stack of extra references.
Yes. The model needs one picture of the character, plus the prompt.
It expands the prompt before generation. It stays off unless you turn it on.
Turbo is the fast pass, Quality is the careful one, Balanced sits between them, the same rendering speeds as Ideogram V3.
That is Ideogram V3 Remix, which takes one picture and reworks it. Character is specifically the character in that picture.
