Z-Image LoRA

Image GenerationText-to-ImageExact Size Control

Z-Image LoRA is an asynchronous text-to-image endpoint on APIXO that returns 1 image per request. Describe the picture in a prompt, pick one of 7 aspect-ratio presets or type an exact pixel size, and optionally fix a seed so repeat runs stay close to each other.

Workflow

Text-to-Image

APIXO Price

$0.0156/ image

Aspect Ratios

1:1 / 2:3 / 3:2 / 3:4 / 4:3 / 9:16 / 16:9

Custom Size

256–1536 pxPer side

Delivery

Async task + polling

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Details

Z-Image LoRA Model Specifications

The generation controls and delivery behaviour published for this APIXO endpoint

Text-to-Image

Workflow

1 Image per Request

Output

1:1 / 2:3 / 3:2 / 3:4 / 4:3 / 9:16 / 16:9

Aspect Ratios

256–1536 px per Side

Custom Size

Async Task + Polling

Delivery

$0.0156 / Image

Price

Use Cases

What can you build with Z-Image LoRA on APIXO?

Product Imagery

Catalog and Listing Visuals

Generate clean product scenes with controlled lighting, surface, and background, then request the exact pixel size a storefront template expects. Describe the material, the light direction, and the empty area reserved for copy so the result drops into an existing layout.

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Editorial Design

Article and Campaign Illustration

Turn a headline or an article summary into flat vector spreads, textured illustration, or stylized scenes. Name the medium, the palette, and the margins in the prompt, and pick the ratio that matches the slot the artwork has to fill.

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Concept Art

Environments and Mood Exploration

Explore environments, lighting, and atmosphere before you commit. Prompt extension fills in unstated detail at no extra charge, so you can start with loose wording and tighten it once the look is right.

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Repeatable Batches

Consistent Sets from a Fixed Seed

Hold a seed of 0 or greater and vary only the wording you care about, so a set of images keeps a shared look. Useful for icon families, card decks, and any grid where one odd frame is obvious.

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Quick Start

How to run Z-Image LoRA on APIXO

Try it in the browser first, then move the same request into your own code.

Generate in the APIXO Playground

Write a prompt, choose an aspect ratio or type an exact size, and generate without writing any code. The estimated cost shown next to the button is the amount actually charged for the request.

Create your API key

Create a key in the APIXO console, then open the Z-Image LoRA reference for the request body, parameter bounds, and error codes.

Submit a task and poll its status for the image

Post the request to receive a task ID, make the first status call about 10 seconds later, then keep polling every 5–10 seconds until the state turns successful and the result URLs appear.

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Notes & FAQ

Z-Image LoRA notes and questions

Usage Notes

Z-Image LoRA supports text-to-image only. A non-empty prompt is the single required input; everything else has a documented default, and each request returns 1 image.

Supported aspect ratios are 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 9:16, 16:9. Each preset maps to a platform-managed output size; the default is 2:3.

An explicit size overrides the aspect ratio. Width and height must each fall between 256 and 1536 pixels, written with any of these separators: * x X.

Seeds must be whole numbers of 0 or greater; a negative seed is rejected. Omit the field entirely for a random seed.

Prompt extension is on by default and adds no extra charge. Turn it off when a prompt already specifies everything and the added detail is unwanted.

Generation is asynchronous: a request returns a task ID, and the image URLs arrive in the status response once the task succeeds.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The published endpoint accepts a prompt and generation settings only — there is no reference-image, mask, or inpainting field. For reference-driven editing, use an image-to-image model instead.

Send a size instead of an aspect ratio, for example 1024*1536 or 1024x1536. Each side has to stay between 256 and 1536 pixels, and the value takes precedence over any preset in the same request.

Reusing a seed with an identical prompt and identical settings keeps results much closer together, which is what makes seeds useful for comparing prompt edits. Treat it as a consistency aid rather than a byte-for-byte guarantee, and note that prompt extension rewrites your prompt before generation — leave it off when comparing runs.

$0.0156 per generated image, with no parameter-based surcharges. Since a request returns 1 image, the per-request and per-image cost are the same.