Pricing
The homepage shows a credit system: each generation costs credits (1 credit in the default setup) and the account shows a remaining balance. No plan names or prices are stated.
Learn moreOne workspace for text-to-image and image-to-image across many top models

SkyGen Plus is a web-based AI image generator that bundles models such as Nano Banana, Seedream, FLUX.2, GPT Image, Qwen 2 and Z Image, with text-to-image and image-to-image modes, a credit system and a public showcase gallery.
SkyGen Plus is a browser-based image generation workspace that puts a long list of third-party AI image models behind one interface. The model picker covers Nano Banana (including the 2 and Pro variants), Seedream 5 Lite and 4.5, FLUX.2 Pro and Flex, Grok Imagine, GPT Image 2.0 and 1.5, Qwen 2, Z Image and Boogu Image. The same site also hosts video and music generators, so image work sits alongside other media tools under a single account. The generator offers two modes. Text to Image turns a written prompt (up to 1000 characters) into a picture, while Image to Image starts from an uploaded reference and reworks it. Users choose a model, set an aspect ratio (1:1 is the default), type or load an example prompt, and submit. Each generation costs credits, with the interface showing the cost per run (1 credit in the default setup) and the remaining balance. Signing in is required before anything can be generated. Finished images can be downloaded, reused as a reference for another pass, or sent to the image-to-video tool. A public showcase feature lets generations appear in a shared gallery, and only members can switch that visibility off. The gallery doubles as a prompt library: the examples on the homepage include structured JSON prompts for infographic posters, multi-panel comic layouts, storyboard grids and portrait photo series, which show how detailed prompts behave on different models. SkyGen Plus suits designers, social media creators, marketers and hobbyists who want to compare several models without keeping separate subscriptions or accounts for each. It competes with single-model tools and with other multi-model aggregators. The main advantage is breadth and quick switching between engines; the tradeoff is that output quality, speed and licensing depend on whichever underlying model is selected, and the homepage gives no detail on plans or usage rights.

The homepage shows a credit system: each generation costs credits (1 credit in the default setup) and the account shows a remaining balance. No plan names or prices are stated.
Learn moreText-to-image and image-to-image modes, a multi-model picker (Nano Banana, Seedream, FLUX.2, Grok Imagine, GPT Image, Qwen 2, Z Image, Boogu Image), aspect ratio control, 1000-character prompts, example prompts, downloads, reference reuse, image-to-video handoff and a public showcase.





