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2026. OpenAI introduced Images 2.0 model with better language support



OpenAI has rolled out new image generation model Images 2.0, the main feature of which is the ability to correctly draw text on images. Visual models draw the text as a picture, so they often make up words or write some nonsense. Images 2.0 generates text that looks natural and error-free. In addition, Images 2.0 is the first image generation model in ChatGPT with so-called thinking functions. She can search for relevant information on the Internet; create several image variants for one request; check your results. This allows you to work with complex tasks, for example, creating series of comics, marketing campaigns or educational materials.


2025. OpenAI released new image generator - better than Nano Banana Pro



OpenAI has unveiled a new image generation model, GPT Image 1.5, which is part of the updated ChatGPT Images tool. OpenAI claims the model is superior to Google's Nano Banana Pro because it executes instructions more accurately, allows more precise image editing and works faster. The key improvement in GPT Image 1.5 is the ability to make local edits without rebuilding the entire scene. The model changes only those elements specified by the user, preserving lighting, composition, color scheme and people's appearance. Also a separate section, which the company calls "Creative Studio," has also been added to the sidebar. It simplifies working with images, offers ready-made styles and popular suggestions and makes the generation and editing process more visual.


2025. Google unveiled breakthrough model for creating images Nano Banana



Google has launched Nano Banana - a model of image generation that received the highest marks during the testing stages. It is integrated into the Gemini application along with the image editing function launched earlier this year. The developers paid special attention to preserving the similarity of the character from one image to another. Now you can give Gemini a photo to work with and say what you want to change, and the original image will not be affected. Gemini also allows you to combine photos, for example, to put yourself in a picture with your team in the new office, change the color of the walls, change your suit. When you're done, you can even upload the edited image back into Gemini to turn your new photo into a video.

2025. Google's Gemini 2.0 Flash now allows to edit images



Google'sGemini 2.0 Flash model (which runs on Google AI Studio) now enables image editing using natural language. Unlike earlier multimodal systems that used a combination of separate models (for example, using a language model alongside Imagen 3 to generate images), Gemini 2.0 Flash operates multimodally, generating images directly in the same system that processes text. This eliminates the need for cross-model communication, significantly reducing latency. Because Gemini 2.0 Flash no longer relies on Imagen 3, it has faster response times and a smoother experience. You can even add long text directly to images!


2024. ChatGPT now offers free image generation powered by DALL-E



OpenAI has announced the addition of image generation functionality to the ChatGPT chatbot using DALL-E 3 model. The new feature is free, but limited to two images per day. Last year, this feature was added to paid ChatGPT Plus subscribers (for $20/month). Now, it can be used without a subscription. The main advantage of this solution is that ChatGPT will help with text descriptions for the most accurate image generation. The update is rolling out gradually, but will be available to all users soon.


2024. DALL-E now allows to edit images



The image generator DALL-E, available in the paid version of ChatGPT (for $20/month), now supports editing generated images. The DALL-E editor interface allows you to edit images by selecting an area of ​​the image to edit and describing the desired changes in the chat. You can request to remove an object or replace it with another. You can also explain what needs to be corrected without using the selection tool. You can also undo and redo selections using the "Undo" and "Redo" buttons above the image, or choose "Clear Selection" to start over.


2023. Meta launched its own AI image generator - Imagine



Meta has launched Imagine with Meta, its own AI-powered image generator. Similar to DALL-E and Midjourney, Imagine with Meta generates images based on user-entered text. The service is powered by the Emu generative model, which the company introduced in November of this year. The service is free, but currently only works in the US. Meta plans to expand its geographic reach later. Over the next two weeks, invisible watermarks will be added to images generated by Imagine with Meta to aid AI detection.


2023. AI image generator DALL-E 3 appeared on Bing



OpenAI's latest text-to-image model, DALL-E 3, is now available to Bing users. This is OpenAI's latest and most advanced text-to-image model. It's now available to everyone in Bing Chat and at Bing.com/create for free, which is quite unusual: even ChatGPT users are still waiting for access to the model, which is reserved for paid subscribers. Image generation is typically used to generate content for social media, illustrations for various texts, computer wallpapers, and so on. DALL-E 3 expands their scope of application: the model creates highly realistic images that logically match the query. It can even produce anatomically correct images of hands, which other AI systems typically struggle with. However, currently, testing its capabilities is difficult: the new model has generated excitement among users, and the servers are overloaded with requests.


2023. Getty Images has launched its AI image generator



Getty Images, one of the largest stock image banks, has launched an AI-powered generative tool touted as more "commercially secure" than other competing solutions on the market. Called Getty Images Generative AI, the tool is based on a generative model provided by Nvidia, trained on Getty's extensive library of approximately 477 million images. Similar to popular text-to-image platforms like DALL-E 3 and Midjourney, Getty's tool renders images based on textual image descriptions or cues—for example, "photo of a sandy tropical island filled with palm trees." Users who create images using this tool will receive Getty's standard, royalty-free license, which includes an indemnity—that is, protection from copyright claims—and the right to "perpetual, non-exclusive" use in all media.


2023. OpenAI unveiled DALLE 3 model with ChatGPT integration



OpenAI has unveiled a new version of its image-generating neural network, DALLE 3. The key new feature of DALLE 3 is its integration with ChatGPT, another OpenAI product that specializes in text processing. Now, users can simply describe the desired image, and ChatGPT will generate an optimal query for DALLE 3. If the result is unsatisfactory, the chatbot will help adapt the query to improve the results. The team also prioritized copyright compliance. The neural network will no longer create images that imitate the style of modern artists to avoid copyright infringement. However, stylizations in the style of classical artists such as Van Gogh or Munch are still possible.


2023. Midjourney adds post-processing of generated images


Following the latest update to the Midjourney image-generation neural network, the Inpainting tool has been added for creating images with a personalized style. Now, users can remove unnecessary objects, add new ones, and create meaningful captions instead of scribbles. With the new tool, users can modify any part of the generated image as they see fit. Before Inpainting, users often encountered difficulties fixing small details or making minor adjustments to images. These obstacles often forced them to regenerate the image or resort to lengthy generative loops in an attempt to achieve the desired results. But now all of this is a thing of the past.


2023. Midjourney - AI for image generation



Midjourney is a generative neural network that can create images based on a user-provided text description. These images can be used in blogs, social media, media outlets, and even for commercial purposes (though the service retains copyright on the images you generate). Midjourney is currently only available through a Discord bot. Users can generate images by directly communicating with the bot on the official Midjourney server or by inviting the bot to a third-party server. While this neural network can't yet replace a human designer, it can handle simple tasks that don't require high precision and accuracy.