Grok Imagine 2

xAI's Grok Imagine 2 puts your caption, headline or chart labels right into the picture, and turns up to 3 of your own photos into the joke. Memes, posters and posts from 8 credits per image.

  • Captioned memes
  • Poster headlines
  • Photo remixes

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Memes and posters with the caption built in

Put the exact words in quotes and say where they go: Grok Imagine 2 sets them into the picture, so the meme, poster or post comes out ready to share. Headlines and labels of two to five words come out cleanest. Still read every word before you post.

Vertical photo of a grandmother in a lime tracksuit dunking a basketball under the headline AGE IS A SETTING
Story post

A 9:16 story with the headline in place

Prompt: 9:16 photo: grandma in a lime tracksuit dunks a basketball, headline “AGE IS A SETTING”

Cartoon raccoon in a bathrobe lounging in a trash can with pizza under the caption SELF CARE
Captioned meme

One caption, one punchline

Prompt: Cartoon raccoon in a bathrobe chilling in a trash can with pizza, caption “SELF CARE” on top

Yellow and blue risograph poster of a giant fern looming over a tiny city, titled ATTACK OF THE FERN
Concept poster

A disaster movie starring a houseplant

Prompt: Two-color riso B-movie poster: a giant potted fern attacks a tiny city, title “ATTACK OF THE FERN”

Red headphones bursting with white confetti on a cobalt background under the headline SORRY, WE'RE LOUD
Launch post

A product drop with attitude

Prompt: Red headphones blasting white confetti on cobalt blue, bold top headline “SORRY, WE'RE LOUD”

Teal donut chart titled WHERE MY PAYCHECK GOES with slices for rent, snacks, plants and question marks, and a cat in the middle
Chart meme

A chart joke with four short labels

Prompt: Donut chart “WHERE MY PAYCHECK GOES”: RENT, SNACKS (huge), PLANTS, ???

Photo remix

How do you turn your own photo into the joke?

Upload a photo, then say who must stay the same and what should change. Both examples below started from one plain snapshot.

Action-movie poster of a dachshund in a leather jacket in front of a tennis-ball explosion, titled THE GOODEST BOY, with the original sofa photo of the dog in the corner

Photo to poster

Keep the subject, rebuild everything around it

Turn a pet, person, or product snapshot into a poster or scene: name what must stay (face, markings, expression), then describe the new setting and title. Compare the face against the original before you post; the corner card here is the sofa photo this poster started from.

Upload a photo
The same dachshund poster before and after the edit: left titled THE GOODEST BOY, right titled THE SNACK THIEF with a sausage in the dog's mouth

Edit the words

Change the words on a finished image

Send a finished image back with one or two small changes, such as a new title or an added prop, and say the layout stays. Compare the two versions side by side, since details outside the change can still shift.

What makes a caption prompt land?

Grok Imagine 2 rewrites and expands your prompt before it draws, so anything that must appear word for word belongs in quotes. Keep everything else simple.

Do

  1. Quote the exact words and say where they go

    For example: “top headline reads ‘SELF CARE’”. Lines of two to five words come out cleanest.

  2. Give each image one joke

    Describe the setup and the visual punchline in one sentence. Let the caption add the twist instead of repeating the picture.

  3. When editing, list what stays, then the one change

    “Keep the dog, jacket, pose and layout exactly the same. Change only the title to …” works better than describing the whole image again.

Avoid

  1. Pasting a paragraph of copy into the picture

    Long blocks of text are where letters slip. Keep long copy in the post caption, not in the image.

  2. Asking for “a funny meme” and letting it pick the words

    It will invent its own text, and invented text is usually the part you end up fixing.

  3. Letting it make up numbers or facts

    Give every figure in a chart or price tag yourself and check it. The model draws numbers that look plausible, not numbers that are true.

Example edit prompt (photo to poster): “Turn this photo into an action-movie poster. Keep the dog exactly the same: face, ears and coat. Add a tiny leather jacket, a rooftop and exploding tennis balls. Title across the top: ‘THE GOODEST BOY’. Use only that text.”

Grok Imagine 2, GPT Image 2 or Nano Banana 2?

All three draw from the same Oeneo AI credit balance. Prices are for one 1K image; the last row is our suggestion, not a benchmark.

SettingGrok Imagine 2GPT Image 2Nano Banana 2
Made byxAIAugust 7, 2026OpenAIApril 21, 2026GoogleFebruary 26, 2026
Credits per 1K imageLow 8 · Medium 12Low 2 · Medium 16 · High 6016
Largest size2K4K4K
Photos you can uploadUp to 3Up to 16Up to 14
Aspect ratios5 + Auto7 + Auto6 + Auto
Reach for it whenCaptioned memes and postsDense text, menus and UIKeeping faces and products

How big can Grok Imagine 2 images be, and what do they cost?

How big can Grok Imagine 2 images be, and what do they cost?
Model
Grok Imagine 2 by xAI, released August 7, 2026
Tasks
Text to image; image editing with up to 3 uploaded photos
Aspect ratios
Auto, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16
Resolution
1K, 2K
Quality
Low, Medium (Low is the default)
Output format
PNG, JPEG, WEBP
Images per run
1 to 4
Credits per image
1K Low 8 · 1K Medium 12 · 2K Low 12 · 2K Medium 16
Editing with photos (1K)
1 / 2 / 3 photos at Low quality: 10 / 12 / 14 credits

Quick answers about Grok Imagine 2

What is Grok Imagine 2, and is it xAI's latest image model?+

Grok Imagine 2 is xAI's Imagine Image 2.0, released on August 7, 2026 as the Quality mode of Grok Imagine, and as of October 2026 it is still xAI's newest image model. Compared with the earlier Grok Imagine image model, it plans lettering and layout before it draws and treats editing as a core job. At launch, xAI reported that it ranked second on Arena in both text-to-image and image editing (xAI announcement, August 7, 2026).

Can I use Grok Imagine 2 for free?+

You can try it free: sign-up gives you 10 credits, and a 1K image at Low quality costs 8. After that it runs on credits: 1K Low 8 · 1K Medium 12 · 2K Low 12 · 2K Medium 16. Images made on the free plan are public; paid plans can keep them private.

Should I pick Low or Medium quality?+

Low is the default and the cheapest, so use it while you test captions and layouts. Medium costs 4 more credits per 1K image; switch to it for the final version, especially when the picture carries small text.

How accurate is the text in Grok Imagine 2 images?+

Short headlines, captions and labels written in quotes usually come out clean. Long paragraphs and very small type are where letters slip. Read every word before posting, and give names, prices and numbers yourself instead of letting the model guess.

How many photos can I upload, and why do some sites say five?+

On Oeneo AI you can add up to 3 photos to one edit, and each photo adds 2 credits. xAI's own apps and API accept up to five; we currently open 3.

Does Grok Imagine 2 make 4K or ultra-wide images?+

No. It goes up to 2K, in 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16 or Auto. If you need a bigger file for print or merch, run the result through the Image Upscaler.

Is Grok Imagine 2 uncensored on Oeneo AI?+

No. Every request passes the provider's safety check, and prompts or photos that break the content policy are blocked. If a generation is blocked or fails, the credits go back to your balance automatically.

Can I edit just one area, like the magic wand in the Grok app?+

Not here. Oeneo AI has no brush, mask or magic-wand selection for this model. Describe what must stay the same and the single change you want; the rest of the image may still shift slightly.

Can I use photos of real people or famous brands?+

Upload only photos you have the right to use, and ask anyone in them first. Prompts aimed at celebrities or other companies' logos may be blocked and can infringe their rights. Every example on this page shows fictional characters and made-up brands.

Put your next caption in the picture

Write the joke, quote the words, and check the price before you generate.