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Grok Imagine 2.0 Documentation

Grok Imagine 2.0 Documentation - AI Image and Video Workflow Guide

What Is Grok Imagine 2.0?

Grok Imagine 2.0 is a practical AI workflow for creating images and videos from text prompts and reference images. It is built for fast iteration, so creators can go from idea to publishable assets quickly.

Quick Start

  1. Visit grok-imagine2.org
  2. Choose your workflow (image generation, image editing, text-to-video, or image-to-video)
  3. Select a model based on speed and quality needs
  4. Enter a prompt or upload a reference image
  5. Set aspect ratio, resolution, and duration, then click Generate

Core Workflows

Text-to-Image

Type a detailed prompt and generate still images for concept art, marketing creatives, and social media assets.

Image-to-Image Editing

Upload an image and use prompt instructions to restyle, refine, or generate multiple variants while preserving composition.

Text-to-Video

Describe a scene with motion and camera intent to produce short AI video clips for storyboards and ad previews.

Image-to-Video

Animate a still image with motion, depth, and camera movement for dynamic product and creator content.

Model Selection

Available models can change over time. Typical options include:

  • Grok Imagine 2.0 - Balanced quality and speed for everyday generation
  • Nano Banana 2 - Strong image generation workflow with 2K/4K options
  • Additional models - Other image and video models may appear depending on release

Generation Settings

SettingTypical Options
Aspect Ratio16:9, 9:16, 1:1 (varies by mode/model)
ResolutionImage and video output tiers differ by model and plan
DurationVideo duration options vary by model and may affect quality and credit usage

Credits and Pricing

Credit usage usually depends on model, resolution, duration, and generation mode. Higher quality settings generally consume more credits.

Visit the Pricing page for current plans and limits.

Quality Tips

  • Be specific - Include subject, style, lighting, and camera intent
  • Iterate fast - Start with shorter duration or medium resolution, then upscale
  • Use references - Reference images improve consistency
  • Keep templates - Save high-performing prompts for repeatable output

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