Simple credit packs

MOSS-Image is an open-source text-to-image model released by OpenMOSS in October 2026: a 5-billion-parameter diffusion transformer trained for both photorealistic and anime-style images, with strong text rendering and support for long, structured prompts. This site runs it for you online.

New accounts get 6 free credits, enough for 6 standard images, with no card needed. After that you buy one-time credit packs; there is no subscription.

No. Everything runs on hosted GPUs, so a browser is all you need. If you'd rather run the open weights yourself, our ComfyUI guide shows how.

Yes. Every image is generated by the MOSS-Image model through a hosted inference provider; we don't swap in another model. The gallery shows real outputs with the exact prompts that made them.

Put the exact words in quotes and say where they go, for example a sign reading 'OPEN 24H' above the door. Keep it to a line or two and check the spelling at full size. English and Chinese work best.

Usually 10 to 30 seconds. HD images and batches of four take a little longer.

The model is released under Apache 2.0, and the images you generate are yours to use, including commercially. A model licence doesn't guarantee an image is free of third-party rights, so leave trademarks, real people and copyrighted characters out of work you sell.

Standard images are about 1 megapixel (1024×1024 when square) and cost one credit. HD images are about 2.25 megapixels (1536×1536 when square) and cost 2 credits; use them for print and large banners.

Yes. Your images are visible only to you unless you create a share link, and we never use them to train models. You can delete them at any time.

The credits it used come straight back to your account. If only some images in a batch fail, you get back the credits for the missing ones.