Four new portrait and poster recipes
Turn a photo into an ink portrait, a green fashion editorial or a black-and-white studio portrait, or create an illustrated solar-term poster from text.
Explore recipes →Turn a photo into an ink portrait, a green fashion editorial or a black-and-white studio portrait, or create an illustrated solar-term poster from text.
Explore recipes →Three guides cover upscaling, resizing and outpainting; choosing PNG, JPEG or WebP; and choosing a headshot reference photo. The articles are available in English and Simplified Chinese, each with its own illustration and links to relevant tools or recipes.
Read the guides →Turn a pet photo or description into a black-ink engraved tattoo concept. Choose a standalone portrait or botanical oval frame, then download the design to discuss with your tattoo artist.
Try AI Tattoo Generator →Selected recipes now explain their uses, inputs and limits. Image upscaling and format conversion show their guidance directly, and related recipes are easier to explore.
Switch between image and video creation in the same composer, with separate drafts, recipes and reference controls. Updated credit estimates make it easier to plan each generation.
Check the credit quote before generating, and compare image and video estimates on each credit pack; both use the same balance, so the totals do not add together. Free tools now support batch video compression, format conversion and AI upscaling, with local processing, previews and downloads. Your library also includes saved prompts, with space for up to 100 per account and options to edit, copy, reuse or remove them.
Try video creation →Upscaling, background removal, compression, resizing and conversion now share a simpler workspace, with animated previews to help you choose.
Upload, paste or drop images, follow processing progress and download in batches. Compression supports more formats, including HEIC-to-JPG conversion. Quick mode is optional and starts off for each new task. Eligible new accounts can also claim 20 welcome credits once after verification.
Try the image tools →Meet the PixOnDeck Chrome extension and see how image-to-prompt works on its new page.
Select a webpage image or upload one, then edit or copy the English prompt in the side panel. Bring the prompt and aspect ratio to PixOnDeck to keep creating. The extension uses your existing account and credits; originals stay in your browser for full-size viewing.
Explore the extension →The library now has 54 recipes, with new options for product photos, brand design, portraits, posters and more.
Clearer recipe forms include sample inputs and text-only options where supported. Keep creating with up to three active generations, and process images in batches with ZIP downloads using the free tools. Saved results restore your text and settings; reference images need to be uploaded again. Image previews, original downloads and the experience across all 11 languages are smoother. Sign-in, signup and the offer banner have refreshed layouts, and you can opt in to weekly recipe and article emails at signup.
Explore the recipes →You can now generate images with GPT Image 2.5, using text, reference images or recipes.
Open the generator and choose GPT Image 2.5 from the model menu. Add a prompt or reference image, then choose your output size and aspect ratio.
Try GPT Image 2.5 →Generate images from text or a reference photo with GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana 2. Recipes are optional, and results are saved in your library.
Start with your own prompt, or pick a recipe for a specific style. You can reopen a saved result to edit its inputs or download the image.
Open the image generator →Compress, resize, convert and upscale images in your browser. Images stay on your device, and the tools don’t use generation credits.
Browse free image tools →PixOnDeck is live. A place to browse visual recipes and find a starting point for your next image.
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