Models
The image, video, and upscaler models available in Visualizee — what each is good for, and how Vizzy picks one for you.
Visualizee runs several underlying AI models. You don't have to understand them to get good results — Vizzy picks a sensible default for every generation — but you can switch models any time when you want a specific look or capability.
The exact models available depend on your plan, and the lineup evolves as better models ship. The pricing page is the live source of truth for what's included in each tier.
Image models
Vizzy chooses an image model based on your request — speed and cost for quick iterations, higher fidelity for final, detail-critical renders.
- Standard image models - the default for most work. Fast, credit-efficient, and strong for both fresh concepts and design-preserving renders.
- GPT Image 2 — a high-quality general-purpose model with strong prompt adherence and legible in-image text. A good pick when the result needs to follow your instructions closely.
- Nano Banana Pro — an ultra-high-quality image model with no per-plan cap (it draws from your credits). Reach for it on tough scenes, fine detail, or hero shots where quality matters most.
Say: "use GPT Image 2", "use Nano Banana Pro for this one".
Video models
Video generation is powered by premium video models, available on paid plans:
- Seedance 2.5 - the newest ByteDance model. Strongest prompt following and subject consistency across reference images, with synchronized audio. Renders at 720p, up to 30 seconds.
- Seedance 2.0 - the higher-resolution option. Same family, and the one to pick when you need 1080p or 4K.
- Gemini Omni Flash - the fast, credit-efficient choice for quick motion tests.
Each has its own strengths for camera movement, realism, and length. Vizzy selects one by default; you can name a different one if you have a preference.
Say: "use Seedance 2.5", "render this in 4K with Seedance 2.0".
Upscaler
When you need print-ready output, the upscaler increases resolution after generation:
- Pro — up to 16 MP
- Max — up to 32 MP
Use it on a final render you're happy with rather than on every iteration, since upscaling uses credits.
How Vizzy picks a default
For each turn, Vizzy weighs your intent (quick exploration vs. final output), the workflow (image vs. video), and your plan, then selects a model that fits. Because your manual choice always takes priority, setting a model by chat or in the controls pins it until you change it.