Free AI image generator
Generate beautiful AI images in seconds with Mogie AI's built-in Flux image generator. 5 images per day free, 1024px resolution. PRO unlocks unlimited 1536px high-quality generations. Any style, any subject — photorealistic, anime, 3D, vector, infographic, anything.
Generate your first image →How to generate an image
- Open Mogie AI and sign in with Google. Free, no card needed.
- Click the image button next to the chat box, or just type "generate an image of …" in chat — Mogie auto-detects intent.
- Describe what you want. Be specific: subject, style, lighting, mood, composition. More detail = better results.
- Hit enter. 4–8 seconds later you have a 1024px image (1536px on PRO). Right-click to save.
What you can make
Photorealistic
“A golden hour portrait of a young Indian girl in a sunflower field, 35mm film, shallow depth of field”
Cyberpunk art
“Neon-lit Mumbai street market at midnight, rain reflections, blade runner aesthetic”
Minimal logo
“Clean vector logo for a coffee brand, single color, geometric, no text”
Anime
“Anime girl with pink hair holding a notebook, school uniform, soft pastel background”
3D render
“Isometric 3D illustration of a tiny floating island with a waterfall and tree”
Infographic
“Flat infographic showing the water cycle with arrows and labels, educational style”
Free vs PRO — image generation
| Feature | Free | PRO (₹149/mo) |
|---|---|---|
| Daily limit | 5 images | Unlimited |
| Resolution | 1024×1024px | 1536×1536px (HQ Flux) |
| Speed | Standard queue | Priority routing |
| Image-to-video | Not available | Included, no watermark |
Tips for great prompts
- Lead with the subject — "A red panda holding an umbrella…" not "A picture of…"
- Add a style anchor — "…in studio ghibli style" / "…35mm film photo" / "…flat vector illustration"
- Specify lighting — "golden hour", "neon", "soft natural light" — lighting transforms a generation more than any other word.
- Describe composition — "close-up", "wide angle", "centered", "rule of thirds".
- Avoid negatives. Flux ignores "no X" — describe what you want instead of what you don't.