Imagen 4 Legacy Resolver on Magicdoor
Imagen 4 is legacy-only on Magicdoor
Imagen 4 remains resolvable on magicdoor.ai for legacy support, but it is not part of the active image selector lineup. For new image work, choose one of the current active models instead.
Current active Google image options
- Google Nano Banana 2: $0.039 per image, with editing support
- Google Nano Banana Pro (2K): $0.14 per image, with editing support
Other active image options
- Seedream 4.5: $0.03 per image, with editing support
- Flux 2 Pro: $0.05 per image, with editing support
- Flux.1 Kontext Pro: $0.04 per image, with editing support
- Recraft V4: $0.04 per image
- ChatGPT Image 2: $0.15 per image, with editing support for up to 4 images
- Recraft Upscaler: $0.006 per image, for upscaling only
How to choose now
- Start with Seedream 4.5 or Google Nano Banana 2 for lower-cost exploration.
- Use Flux 2 Pro when realism and editing support matter.
- Use Recraft V4 for design-oriented visuals.
- Use ChatGPT Image 2 when you want the OpenAI image workflow.
- Use Recraft Upscaler only when an existing image needs more resolution.
For the current model-by-model guide, see image model comparison.
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