AI model finder

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• Credit calculator — what a job on the model you picked will cost.
• Prompt builder — the parameters that model actually accepts, and how it likes to be prompted.
• Head-to-head comparisons — once the shortlist is down to two.
• The full catalog

FAQ

Why filter by input instead of by name?

Because the name almost never tells you what a model needs. A slug that sounds like an editing model can be filed as text-to-image only, with no reference support at all, and shopping by name is what produces a rejected job. Input requirements are a checkable field — whether it requires an image, accepts video, and how many reference images it takes — so that is what the filters use.

What does the rank column mean?

It is the model's position in Versely's overall buyer ranking. Most of the catalog is unranked, and that is not a mark against a model — ranking only covers models that have been compared head to head. An unranked model can be the right pick for a specific job.

Why do some models have no page to click through to?

The catalog folds variants into a parent family, so a model like an edit-mode or turbo variant is documented on its family's page rather than its own. Models whose catalog record is too thin to say anything useful also do not get a page. Both are deliberate.

What is a reference image budget?

The number of reference images a model will accept in one call. It matters when you need to lock more than one thing at once — a product, a face and a set, for example. A model with a budget of one cannot hold three references steady no matter how the prompt is written.