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Krea V2 Turbo

Krea V2 Turbo generates images from text or reinterprets a supplied image, with an emphasis on photographic realism and control over how freely the source is repainted.

Image generation

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Resolution: 1K$0.02 / run
Resolution: 2K$0.03 / run

Krea V2 Turbo

Krea V2 Turbo generates images from written descriptions and can also use a supplied image as the starting point for a variation. Its visual emphasis is photographic realism and art-directed styling, making lighting and overall treatment central to its intended use.

With text alone, the description establishes the image’s content and appearance. With a source image, the model reinterprets that material according to the written direction. The degree of repainting can be adjusted, supporting both closer variations and freer restyling of the source.

What it's good for

Creative teams can develop campaign imagery from a written brief, then explore alternate treatments using an existing visual as a starting point. Product concepts can move between studio-style presentations and more atmospheric settings as the creative direction develops.

It also suits character and environment studies where the visual mood needs exploration. Image-based variation gives artists a way to revisit an established concept while changing its treatment.

Model ID

wavespeed-ai/krea-v2-turbo

Output Type

Image

Pricing

From $0.02 / run

Provider

WaveSpeed

Hosting

Passthru

Krea V2 Turbo

Krea V2 Turbo generates images from written descriptions and can also use a supplied image as the starting point for a variation. Its visual emphasis is photographic realism and art-directed styling, making lighting and overall treatment central to its intended use.

With text alone, the description establishes the image’s content and appearance. With a source image, the model reinterprets that material according to the written direction. The degree of repainting can be adjusted, supporting both closer variations and freer restyling of the source.

What it's good for

Creative teams can develop campaign imagery from a written brief, then explore alternate treatments using an existing visual as a starting point. Product concepts can move between studio-style presentations and more atmospheric settings as the creative direction develops.

It also suits character and environment studies where the visual mood needs exploration. Image-based variation gives artists a way to revisit an established concept while changing its treatment.