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Ideogram releases Ideogram 4.5 model for targeted image edits

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The Ideogram 4.5 model is available on the Ideogram platform and via API. According to Ideogram, it changes only the requested parts of an image. It offers four quality tiers at native 2K resolution for 0.8 to 22 cents per image.

The company Ideogram has released the Ideogram 4.5 model for generating and editing images. According to the company, the model preserves the parts of an image outside the requested edit: for example, when changing clothing, it is supposed to leave the body shape and background unchanged. The source states that early testers confirm consistent results with repeated edits.

The model is available on the Ideogram platform and via API. It offers four quality tiers, all at native 2K resolution. Prices range from 0.8 to 22 cents per image; the source does not specify the currency or the prices of individual tiers.

Intended uses include product photography, interior design proposals, photo restoration, and text edits within images. Ideogram has also announced the upcoming release of an open-weight variant, but the source does not specify a concrete date or license.

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Why it matters

If the declared preservation of the other parts of an image is confirmed, targeted edits could reduce the need to fix unwanted changes during repeated edits. For individuals, this could help with editing photos or text within images; for companies, availability via API allows these edits to be incorporated into product photo processing.

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Ideogram 4.5

Ideogram

Inputs
The model generates and edits images with output at native 2K resolution.
Availability
The model is available on the Ideogram platform and via API in four quality tiers.
According to the sources, it is suitable for
  • Product photo edits.
  • Interior design proposals.
  • Text edits within images.

The source compares the Ideogram 4.5 model with the GPT-Image 2.5 and Nano Banana models, describing artifacts in them especially after repeated edits. According to Ideogram, its model changes only the requested parts of the image.

The card summarizes information from the article and any dated corrections, with a link to the original source. It is not our assessment of the model. It does not yet have a dedicated editorial profile. Model selection and other announcements →

Two audiences, two different impacts

What this means

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For individuals

When editing a photo, you can try changing a specific element with the declared preservation of its surroundings. It is advisable to verify the reliability of this feature on your own image.

What to do On a copy of a photo, try one targeted change and compare whether the other parts remained unchanged.
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For a business

Teams processing product photos can incorporate targeted edits into their workflow via the API. Costs need to be assessed according to the chosen quality tier; the stated range is 0.8 to 22 cents per image.

Processes
What to decide On a small set of product photos, verify the quality of repeated edits and the price of the chosen tier before incorporating it into your company's workflow.
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The Decoder (daily AI news) independent context · first detected Ideogram says its new model can edit part of an image without messing up the rest