Generate images online with Ideogram 4.5, or upload an image for precise edits. Recolor products, edit text, preserve details across multi-turn changes, and refine high-resolution visuals in Oeneo AI.
Text-to-image prompt examples
These official Ideogram examples come from its Ideogram 4.0 prompt guide; the guide does not identify them as 4.5 outputs. Use the prompts as creative references, then try Ideogram 4.5 in the workbench above.
Prompt: Vintage 1950s-era event poster. Flat graphic illustration, bold display type, three to four spot colors (forest green, butter yellow, aged cream, coral pink). Galloping horse silhouette with face-flowers blooming from mane and tail. Distressed print grain: risograph halftone, paper stock tooth. Poster hierarchy: dominant headline type, central illustration, supporting detail.
Prompt: Vintage 1950s-era botanical event poster. Flat graphic illustration, bold display type, limited spot colors (forest green, butter yellow, aged cream, coral pink). Large face-flower bouquet as central illustration. Distressed print grain, risograph halftone. Surreal botanical composition: flowers with human faces in their petals.
Prompt: Vintage 1950s-era typographic poster. Flat bold condensed letters with face-flowers growing from terminals as living ornament. Black ground, cream and green. Distressed print grain: risograph halftone, worn registration marks. Poster hierarchy: dominant type, botanical ornament, playful punchline.
Ideogram 4.5 examples
Use the Ideogram 4.5 image editor to change a product finish, revise text in an existing design, or explore a room style from a photo. These official examples illustrate possible tasks; they were not generated on Oeneo AI.
Product color and material
Use an image edit prompt to request a new color or material, then name the shape, position, and lighting to retain. Precise editing is designed to reduce unrelated changes, which makes it useful for product photo colorways and campaign revisions.
View the official examples
Text replacement and localization
Ask Ideogram 4.5 to replace a poster headline, update a package label, or translate a sign while retaining the surrounding layout. Put the exact new words in quotes. For a new design, use text-to-image to create poster and packaging concepts with readable typography.
Interior design from a photo
Use an interior photo to explore new furnishings, surfaces, or colors. In the edit prompt, specify which walls, windows, and camera angle should stay. Treat the result as an interior design concept, not a measured renovation plan.
Sketch to image
Start with an architectural drawing or concept sketch and describe the materials, light, and photographic style you want. Add a reference image to guide the finish, and specify the proportions and composition to retain.
Multi-turn image editing
Make one focused change at a time with precise editing. Each round is a separate generation: review the image, then upload the approved result to continue.
Upload the image you want to edit first. Add reference images afterward when a product detail, material, or style should guide the change.
Name the object and requested change, then list the composition details to preserve. Narrow prompts make image edits easier to assess.
Check text, edges, faces, and areas you asked to retain. Precise edit mode restores unchanged regions, but broad changes can still affect the image.
Download the version you want to keep and upload it as the next source image. Oeneo AI does not currently keep an automatic multi-round edit session.
For prompt-based image editing, upload the source first and then any reference images. Describe one specific change and what should stay; leave uploads empty to generate a new image from text.
Name one object and one change
Try: “Change the bottle to emerald green. Keep the label, cap, background, and camera angle unchanged.” Narrow instructions make each result easier to review.
Give each reference a job
The first upload is the image being edited. Explain whether each additional image supplies a material, a product detail, or a visual style.
Quote the words you need
For a new poster, try: “A minimalist jazz festival poster. The headline reads ‘BLUE NOTE NIGHTS’. Place ‘OCT 18’ beneath it.” For an edit, identify the existing text to replace.
Do not expect global changes to stay local
Changing the time of day or lighting affects much of the frame. Make small object edits first and save whole-scene changes for the end.
Do not skip the close-up check
Inspect spelling, product edges, faces, and any area you asked to preserve. Precision editing reduces drift; it does not guarantee a flawless result.
Do not overwrite your approved version
Download a result you like and upload it as the first image for the next round. Keep earlier downloads so you can return to a better starting point.
Start with low or medium quality to check the instruction, then try high for a more considered result. Check the credit quote before every generation.
Choose by task instead of a generic winner. This comparison describes each model's current role in the Oeneo AI image workspace; output quality still depends on the prompt, references, and requested edit.
| Model | Best fit | Text to image | Image editing | Multi-turn work |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ideogram 4.5 | Typography-led designs and controlled revisions | Posters, logos, packaging, and readable text | Precise edit with source image and references | Designed for focused, multi-turn edits with less drift |
| GPT Image 2 | General image generation and instruction-based edits | General scenes, products, and art direction | Generate and edit with reference images | Review each round and keep approved constraints |
| Nano Banana 2 | Fast concepts and reference-driven changes | Concepts, scenes, and visual variations | Reference-guided image generation and edits | Useful for iterative exploration with new references |
| FLUX 2 Pro | Photoreal concepts and visual exploration | Photoreal scenes, products, and compositions | Prompt-based edits with source and reference inputs | Compare variations and select a direction per round |
Text-to-image generation uses a selected output size. Image editing starts from one source image, can use additional references, and follows the source image's geometry. The controls below describe the current Oeneo AI integration.
Ideogram 4.5 is an AI image generator and precise image editing model. Its precise editing mode is designed to restore unchanged regions from the source image, reducing pixel, color, and texture drift through repeated edits. It also generates posters and designs from text prompts.
Yes. Leave the image uploads empty, write a prompt, and select a size, quality, and output count. It is suited to posters, signs, product visuals, and other designs that include text. Adding an image switches the request to editing, with your first upload as the source.
Oeneo AI uses high edit precision for uploaded images. This mode restores regions that the model considers unchanged, but the interpretation of your instruction still matters. Broad relighting or style changes can affect the whole image. Review the result rather than assuming pixel-perfect preservation.
Ideogram 4.5 is designed for focused, multi-turn edits: change a product color, then lighting, then text while carrying the approved image forward. Download each accepted result and upload it as the next source; precise edit can reduce drift, but it does not guarantee that broad changes leave every pixel untouched.
This Oeneo AI page provides a browser workbench for Ideogram 4.5 generation and editing. API access, endpoint names, rate limits, and provider pricing depend on the integration you choose; check the provider's current documentation before building a production workflow.
Upload the source image first, then up to 4 additional references—5 images in total. Only the first image is the edit target. The remaining images guide details such as a material, product, or style. To continue editing a result, download it and upload it as the next source.
Yes, you can ask Ideogram 4.5 to replace a headline, update a label, or translate a sign. Specify the exact words and the layout to retain. Proofread every result: spelling, small lettering, and matching an original typeface are not guaranteed.
Not in this workspace version. Uploaded images use precise editing with source geometry rather than a selected output size. Hand-drawn masks, seed control, and the very_low quality tier are not exposed. Text-to-image generation offers the sizes and quality choices listed above, with prompt expansion enabled.
The workspace quotes credits before you submit. Choose low, medium, or high quality and 1–4 outputs; more outputs cost more credits. Eligible new accounts receive registration credits, but this is not unlimited free generation. Free-account results are public; private generation requires a paid account.
Check the Oeneo AI terms and the rights to your source images, logos, and reference material before commercial use. Generating a logo does not give you trademark clearance or guarantee exclusive ownership. Check text, branding, and recognizable people before publishing.
Upload a source image and describe one change, or leave uploads empty to generate a new poster or design with Ideogram 4.5.
