Poster and campaign concepts
Prototype key art, launch posters, event graphics, and headline-led compositions where layout and readable copy must work together.
Imagine Image 2.0
Review the new model, study public X results, and start an image workflow.
xAI announced a new generation of Grok Imagine for image creation and editing. The generator below uses the Kie-backed models named in its selector; Kie does not currently expose a separate Image 2.0 model ID. For the full supported image workflow, open Grok Image Generator.
Your image preview will appear here.
Set your options on the left, then start a generation.

The new Image 2.0 release is xAI's newly announced image model and Quality Mode experience. The official launch focuses on precise edits, more legible text, stronger factuality, and practical creative work. Those launch claims describe xAI's product; the controls on this page remain the source of truth for what this independent Grok Image integration can generate today.
xAI presents the release as a way to change selected details while preserving the parts of an image that should stay intact.
The official announcement highlights clearer text for posters, labels, layouts, and other images where typography matters.
The release is positioned for useful assets such as campaign art, product concepts, posters, social graphics, and directed edits.
This page does not rename the current Kie Grok Imagine profile as Image 2.0. Select only the models and settings visibly offered above.
Use the release examples as research, then create an original result with the model that is actually selected in the generator.
Review the credited X posts below for composition, typography, lighting, and range without treating unpublished prompts as public facts.
Describe the subject, setting, composition, style, lighting, and text, or upload a source image when the current model supports an edit.
Confirm the model name, aspect ratio, credit cost, and reference limits shown in the controls before submitting and reviewing the result.
These public X posts include the official announcement and creator-published Image 2.0 results amplified by the verified Grok Imagine account. Each example stays hosted by X with its original author and source link; prompts are not invented when the author did not publish them.
The verified @grok launch post names precision editing, crisp text rendering, improved factuality, and real-world usefulness as the release priorities.
Original starter prompt
Design a clean editorial launch poster for a fictional creative tool named NORTHLIGHT. Use a cobalt and warm-white palette, one geometric light beam, generous negative space, and crisp readable typography that says “CREATE WITH CLARITY” and “NORTHLIGHT 2.0”. Premium technology campaign, vertical composition, no existing brand logos.
Embedded from @grok on X. The creator did not publish the exact generation prompt with this post. The starter prompt above was written by Grok Image to explore a similar direction with the model currently selected in the generator.
Dogan Ural labels this four-image poster set as made with Image 2.0, showing portrait layouts, dramatic lighting, and prominent display typography.
Original starter prompt
Create a vertical cinematic movie poster for a fictional science-fiction film titled “THE LAST SIGNAL”. A lone radio operator stands on a storm-lit coastal tower while a narrow beam crosses the clouds. Add the readable title at the top and the line “SOME MESSAGES SHOULD STAY LOST” below it. Moody teal and amber lighting, premium theatrical key art, no real actors or studio logos.
Embedded from @doganuraldesign on X. The creator did not publish the exact generation prompt with this post. The starter prompt above was written by Grok Image to explore a similar direction with the model currently selected in the generator.
Rafael Soh shares four selected Image 2 results with cinematic framing, stylized environments, and different subject treatments in a consistent wide format.
Original starter prompt
A solar-powered research sailboat crossing a glassy polar inlet at blue hour, low mist drifting between dark mountains, a small crew in red weather jackets for scale, panoramic cinematic framing, restrained color grade, natural reflections, editorial adventure photography, 16:9 landscape.
Embedded from @rafsoh on X. The creator did not publish the exact generation prompt with this post. The starter prompt above was written by Grok Image to explore a similar direction with the model currently selected in the generator.
The official release is aimed at practical image work. These are useful directions to study in the launch examples and test with whichever supported model is selected above.
Prototype key art, launch posters, event graphics, and headline-led compositions where layout and readable copy must work together.
Explore packaging, hero shots, product scenes, material treatments, and advertising directions before a full production pass.
Plan focused changes to colors, backgrounds, objects, or selected regions while keeping important subjects and composition stable.
Create vertical, square, or landscape concepts for posts, covers, explainers, and story-led image sets.
Read the release claims and the live generator controls as two separate contracts.

Answers about the release, the X examples, and the generator available on this page.
Yes. Imagine Image 2.0 is the shorter name used in the official launch, while Grok Imagine Image 2.0 makes the product family explicit. This page covers both names on one canonical URL.
Yes. The verified @grok account announced it on August 8, 2026, and the verified @imagine account directed users to try it on grok.com/imagine.
Not as a separately verified model. This site generates through Kie, whose current public Grok Imagine image documentation does not name an Image 2.0 model ID. Use the model name shown in the selector as the exact runtime truth.
With the default Grok Imagine profile, you can create up to six images from text or remix one uploaded reference image. Available aspect ratios, alternate models, input limits, and credit cost appear in the controls.
Only when the original author publishes a prompt. These selected posts do not provide complete prompts, so the page credits the source and labels its own starter prompts separately. Those original prompts explore a similar direction without claiming to reproduce the creator's result.
Sign in to use account credits. The selected model and settings determine the cost shown before submission, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
Use the X examples as visual research, then write your own prompt in the generator above. To compare every image model and supported setting in one place, continue with Grok Image Generator; animate a finished still with Grok Image to Video.