AI image generator — at a glance
{
"models": ["Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image)", "FLUX.2 Klein"],
"price_per_image": "~$0.06",
"subscription": false,
"watermark": false,
"free_prompt_libraries": ["Nano Banana", "GPT Image 2", "Seedream", "Grok Imagine"],
"reference_images": "up to 3 (multi-reference composition)",
"remix": "regenerate any past image with a tweaked prompt",
"commercial_use": "permitted"
}
Models + pricing from ViralMint's open-source pipeline, updated 2026-07.
Frequently asked
How much does it cost to generate an AI image?
About 6 cents per image, paid from a prepaid balance — no subscription, no monthly minimum. Registered accounts also get a small daily free allowance for light usage. Thirty images a month costs under $2, versus $10–20/month for Midjourney or ChatGPT Plus.
Which AI image models can I use?
Two, behind one picker: Nano Banana (Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image) at ~6¢ and the budget FLUX.2 Klein at ~3¢. Pick per image — Nano Banana for the best quality, FLUX.2 Klein for cheap iteration.
Can I use the images commercially?
Yes. The model licenses permit commercial use of generated output, and ViralMint adds no restriction — use them in YouTube thumbnails, TikTok b-roll, ads, products, anywhere. No attribution required.
Is there an image-to-image or reference mode?
Yes — attach up to 3 reference images for multi-reference composition (take the palette of one, the layout of another). You can also remix any past generation from your history with a tweaked prompt instead of starting over.
Where do the free prompts come from?
ViralMint curates free prompt libraries for Nano Banana, GPT Image 2, Seedream and Grok Imagine — 600+ prompts, each with a preview image so you can see the look before spending a cent. They're also published free at viralmint.net/tools/nano-banana-prompts/ and the other library pages.
Is this a free AI image generator?
The app is a free download and there's no subscription — you pay only for what you generate (~6¢/image), with a small daily free allowance for registered accounts. That's a different trade than 'free' web generators, which typically watermark output, cap daily renders, or train on your images.