I have an idea, but no image
Use text-to-image to establish the subject, composition, and style. Compare models on the same brief, then keep the strongest result as a reference for later edits.
Start with the image generatorSpicy Mayo generative AI tools.
Choose the result you need: an image from text, a new version of a photo, or a short AI video. Spicy Mayo brings these workflows into one browser studio. Each tool below includes practical prompts, supported inputs, and tips for reviewing the output.
TEXT & IMAGE TO VIDEO
AI video generator
Bring scenes and characters to life with H3 Max, Veo, Kling, Seedance, and Happy Horse.
Explore video →TEXT TO IMAGEAI image generator
Create concept images, social visuals, editorial scenes, and product-inspired compositions from text. No reference photo is required.
Explore the tool →PHOTO TO IMAGEAI image editor
Make a new version of one reference image without starting from a blank canvas. Clear instructions help preserve the parts you want to keep.
Explore the tool →PHOTO TO IMAGEAI background changer
Try a clean product backdrop, an outdoor setting, or a darker studio scene. The result is a newly generated image with the requested background.
Explore the tool →TEXT TO IMAGEVideo thumbnail maker
Create still thumbnail artwork for YouTube, tutorials, cooking videos, or travel stories. For moving scenes and image animation, use the separate AI video generator in the same Spicy Mayo studio.
Explore the tool →Which Spicy Mayo tool should I use?
I have a photo to improve
Use an image edit to change clothing, colors, or lighting. For a product listing, start with a clear source photo and inspect labels and shape after changing the background.
Explore AI photo editingI want a moving scene
Generate a clip from text, or animate a photo or illustration you already like. Choose one action, review the clip, then create a still cover for publication.
Explore the video generatorOne idea, from artwork to video
For a small product campaign, create a reference or change the product photo background, then animate that image with a restrained camera move. Use the approved image for a matching video cover. Download each result and keep your source photo for comparison; generated details can vary between steps.
For an example of a focused edit, see the orange-to-red chair before and after. To check model choices, visit the Spicy Mayo image and video model catalog.
One balance across images and video
Nano Banana Pro 2K results use 50 credits; 4K results use 100. Nano Banana 2.1 uses 30, 45 or 60 credits at 1K, 2K or 4K. Other model rates are shown in the studio and model catalog. Editing accepts JPG, PNG, or WebP references up to 4 MB each (one per edit, or up to four with Nano Banana 2.1). A subscription is required to generate. See how credits work or compare plans.
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