Vision Pro 2
DEFAULTfrom 3 creditsRuns on OpenAI GPT Image 2.5
The workhorse. Four quality tiers, from fast drafts to hero-quality finals. Best at: typography, badges, poster layouts, product-ready art.
Pick it for: 90% of designs
AI Guide
Which model, when?
Leave the picker on the default — Pablit Vision Pro 2 — and you’re covered for most jobs. This guide is for when you want to override it.
Whose models are these?
We don’t train our own image models — we run the best ones available, from OpenAI, Google, Black Forest Labs and Ideogram, and tune them for one job: art that prints properly on a real product. Each card below names the engine it runs on.
The tuning is the part that’s ours. It’s why Product Design mode hands back the artwork alone instead of a picture of a mug, puts logos on a transparent background, and sizes the file to the real print area of the item you picked.
You don’t have to take our word for it. Nano Banana Pro, at the end of the list, is the same engine as Fuse with none of that tuning — at the same price. Run one brief through both and the difference is exactly what we added.
Fuse
7–16 creditsRuns on Google Gemini 3 Pro Image (Nano Banana Pro)
The product specialist. Text, drawing or image edit, designed for print, in two rungs like Vision: Quick (7 cr) to iterate on, Detailed (16 cr, the Pro engine) for the one you commit to. Ask the assistant to merge several images into one design.
Pick it for: merch, and “combine this with that”
Ultra
14–17 creditsRuns on Black Forest Labs FLUX 3 Image
The perfectionist. Highest-fidelity photorealism, slower (~20–50s). Fine texture, exceptional color accuracy — 12 cr with Product Design mode on.
Pick it for: photoreal heroes & big prints
Clarity
from 3 creditsRuns on Ideogram 4.5
The typographer. Strong text rendering at the lowest price — logos, signs, short phrases. Turbo 3 cr; Default 7 cr; Quality 10 cr.
Pick it for: logos & lettering on a budget
Nano Banana Pro
15 creditsRuns on Google Gemini 3 Pro Image — untuned
The control. The exact engine behind Fuse with none of our print tuning — one credit under Fuse's Detailed, so you can run one brief through both and see what the tuning actually does.
Pick it for: art that isn’t going on a product
Prompting that works
Start simple — one clear subject, a few bold colors and a short line of text. Fewer elements leave less to go wrong, and thin lines and tiny text are the first things to blur once it’s made
Subject + style + mood — “a fox reading under a birch tree, vintage storybook watercolor, quiet dusk light”
Name the product — “for a t-shirt” changes the composition; the model leaves room for placement
Refine in words, not re-rolls — “warmer”, “less busy top-left”, “heavier type” beat regenerating from scratch
Quality tiers
Quick — fast and cheap, and ready to print3 credits
Standard — sharper detail, better text5 credits
Smart layout — plans the composition first8 credits
Detailed — the most detail, crisper small type20 credits
Cheap tier first, upgrade the winner — the app suggests the step up automatically when your prompt calls for it.
Before it goes on a product
Remove the background (4 credits) — AI almost always leaves a faint white halo that prints as a visible square. Run it even when you asked for transparent.
Upscale a small design (12 credits) — art that looks fine on screen goes fuzzy stretched across a shirt or poster. It multiplies by up to 4× and stops at 4096px, so it pays off on a small design and does nothing for one that is already large. A cutout is 45 credits to upscale, because its see-through parts are kept.
Edit, don’t re-roll (7 credits) — the Edit action stays close to your original, preserving faces, logos and lettering while you change one thing.
QR Codes
30 creditsArtwork that scans — custom-art QR codes that read reliably and still look like a design, not a checkerboard.
Verified before delivery — every output runs a multi-pass generate-and-verify pipeline, which is why the price is higher.
Before you order — put it on merch, then test-scan with two different phones.
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Wondering what everything costs? See the credits guide.