ImagineArt 2.0: lock this still before you buy motion (5cr)

ImagineArt 2.0 is the stills row. Animate after approval. Do not generate the pack inside the video model.

Imagine, 5 credits, text-to-image. Description: "ImagineArt 2.0 text-to-image with true-to-life realism, precise text rendering, and cinematic lighting. Supports 1K/2K output and low/high reasoning." requires_image is false. Qualities: 1K, 2K. No listed max-resolution field beyond that quality list. Aspects are the wide set: 4:1, 3:1, 21:9, 16:9, 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 2:3, 9:16, 1:3, 1:4. audio does not apply. 5 credits is a flat call. This is a stills SKU with a typesetting claim and a cinematic-lighting claim. It is not a video model with a stills hobby.

Precise text and cinematic lighting are stills problems

If the pack has words in the frame — a poster, a device UI, a storefront — review the letters here. Precise text rendering is in the description. If the letters fail at 1K or 2K, they will fail as a pause frame. Re-roll this row. 5 credits. Do not buy motion to "see if the sign reads when it moves." Motion is a worse proofreader.

Cinematic lighting is also in the description. That is a stills conversation: key, rim, practicals, mood. Lock it on the image. A video model asked to "make it cinematic" will relight and re-identity. You will have paid for a new person with nicer light.

Text to image is the door. Generate an image from text is the agent. There is no Imagine provider hub on Versely. Best AI image generator is the ranked shelf. This page is ImagineArt 2.0 at 5 credits.

1K / 2K, and ratios other stills rows do not list

Qualities are 1K and 2K, not a 4K max like Qwen Image or Wan 2.6. If the brief is 4K delivery from this SKU, the catalog does not list it. Pick 2K and be honest, or pick a 4K stills row. 5 credits does not become 4K because the campaign is important.

The aspect list is the other differentiator: 4:1, 3:1, 21:9, 1:3, 1:4 sit next to the usual 16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1. Banner and cinematic stills can be native here. Generate the strange ratio on purpose. Cropping a 1:1 later is how lettering dies.

Low/high reasoning is in the description. Use it as a generate-time choice, not as a reason to skip review. A "high reasoning" miss is still a miss. Approve the pixels.

Animate after the type survives a zoom

Sequence:

1. Still on ImagineArt 2.0. 5 credits. 1K or 2K. Ratio from the long list.
2. Zoom the letters. Kill the almosts.
3. Image-to-video on a motion row that will take this file as frame one.

Generating the ad as video first, then screenshotting a frame for the thumbnail, is how you skip the only row whose description mentions precise text rendering. Use the row for the job it states.

FAQ

Does ImagineArt 2.0 generate video?

No. Image content type, 5 credits, no durations, no audio. Lock the still, then animate.

Is it 4K?

The catalog lists 1K and 2K qualities. It does not list a 4K max on this record. If you need 4K stills, pick a row that publishes 4K. Do not infer 4K from "cinematic."

Why so many aspect ratios?

Because this record lists them, including ultra-wide and ultra-tall banners. Set the real shipping ratio here so lettering is composed for that shape, not cropped after.

Can I skip the still and prompt the same scene into a video model?

You can, and the video model will invent a new identity while it moves. ImagineArt 2.0 exists so realism, text rendering, and lighting get a stills pass at 5 credits. Do that pass.