Ideogram V4 — AI Image Generator

Ideogram V4 is an Ideogram-powered AI image model in PicX Studio for polished text-to-image creation and prompt-faithful image editing.

Use it for typography-led posters, branded social graphics, product concepts, campaign assets, editorial visuals, image edits, and design explorations.

Yes. Upload one image to edit or restyle it. Use the edit strength slider to set how closely the result follows your original.

Start with a clear subject, then add the setting, framing, lighting, palette, and style. Refine one important choice per variation.

Ideogram V4 on PicX outputs about 1 megapixel, such as 1024 by 1024 for a square. For larger files, upscale the result or use a model with a 4K tier.

Yes. People search for it as Ideogram 4, Ideogram 4.0 and Ideogram V4. On PicX Studio it appears as Ideogram V4.

35 credits per image, at any speed and aspect ratio. Your first image on PicX Studio is free after sign-up, no card needed.

It expands a short prompt with extra detail before generating. Turn it off to use your words exactly, which helps when the text in the image must match.

Text rendering is Ideogram's main strength. Quote the exact words, keep them short and describe the placement and style. Proofread before publishing.

Start with the format: poster, book cover, sticker, social tile. Then the main visual, then the text. Put every word that should appear in double quotes and keep it short; a headline of two to six words renders more reliably than a paragraph. Describe the type, not a font name: "bold condensed sans serif", "hand-painted brush script", "carved serif capitals". Add placement ("centered at the bottom") and space ("lots of negative space above"). Finish with palette and medium.

For type-led work, let the words lead the prompt. Describe the lettering's material and style first, such as neon tubes, chrome, carved stone, embroidery or cut paper, then the background. Ideogram V4 handles single words and short phrases best; for longer copy, split it into a headline and a short subline and quote both. Turn Magic prompt off when you want your exact wording kept, and on when you want the model to fill in a short idea. Always proofread the result before it goes out.

Upload one image and describe what you want. The edit strength slider runs from 0.1 to 1 and starts at 0.8. Lower values keep the composition, colors and shapes close to the original and change the surface: a new style, a new palette, a new medium. Higher values let the model rework more of the frame. For a restyle, try 0.4 to 0.6. For replacing the background or the subject, go higher. The edit keeps the aspect ratio of your image or one you choose.

Turbo renders fastest and is good for checking layout and text placement. Balanced is the default. Quality takes longer and adds finer detail. All three cost 35 credits. Magic prompt expands a short prompt with extra detail; switch it off to use your words exactly, which matters when the text has to be precise. A fixed seed with the same prompt gives a similar image, so you can change one setting and compare.

Ideogram V4 on PicX outputs images around 1 megapixel, for example 1024 by 1024 for a square. Aspect ratios are 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 3:2, 2:3, 16:9, 9:16 and 21:9. That size suits social posts, thumbnails, web banners and drafts for print. For a large print file, upscale the result with a PicX tool, or generate the scene on a model with a 4K tier, such as Seedream 4.5 or GPT Image 2.

GPT Image 2 also renders text well, reaches 4K and edits with up to 16 images, but has no speed setting. Seedream 5 Pro renders text in 14 languages from a prompt only. Recraft V4.1 is text-to-image for design concepts and costs 18 credits. Choose Ideogram V4 when the lettering is the design, when you want control over how far an edit drifts from the original, or when you want Turbo speed for quick layout rounds.