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Bria FIBO Generate 1.5

Bria FIBO Generate 1.5 creates images from text, with optional reference-image guidance and a photoreal style for developing realistic scenes.

Image generation

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
All listed options$0.04 / run
  • Images count: 0, 1 (same price).
  • Resolution: 1mp, 4mp (same price).
  • Style Id: Default, photoreal (same price).

Bria FIBO Generate 1.5

Bria FIBO Generate 1.5 turns written descriptions into images. The text defines the intended subject and scene, while an optional reference image guides composition, subject matter, or visual style. This gives projects with an existing visual direction a way to carry that direction into generated concepts.

An optional photoreal style supports imagery with a photographic appearance. It suits product scenes and lifestyle concepts where the setting helps explain an idea, such as an object shown in a domestic interior or an outdoor environment.

What it's good for

Creative teams can develop campaign concepts and social imagery before selecting a direction for production. Reference guidance is useful when those explorations need a visual connection to an existing mood board or project image.

It also supports early studies of characters and environments. Designers can explore how a described subject reads in different settings, then use the resulting images in concept reviews and presentations.

Model ID

bria/fibo-generate-1.5

Output Type

Image

Pricing

$0.04 / run

Provider

Bria

Hosting

Passthru

Bria FIBO Generate 1.5

Bria FIBO Generate 1.5 turns written descriptions into images. The text defines the intended subject and scene, while an optional reference image guides composition, subject matter, or visual style. This gives projects with an existing visual direction a way to carry that direction into generated concepts.

An optional photoreal style supports imagery with a photographic appearance. It suits product scenes and lifestyle concepts where the setting helps explain an idea, such as an object shown in a domestic interior or an outdoor environment.

What it's good for

Creative teams can develop campaign concepts and social imagery before selecting a direction for production. Reference guidance is useful when those explorations need a visual connection to an existing mood board or project image.

It also supports early studies of characters and environments. Designers can explore how a described subject reads in different settings, then use the resulting images in concept reviews and presentations.