Grok Imagine Image AI Image Generator

Sample prompts to try with Grok Imagine Image

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  Judgmental cat in a box

  A fluffy grey cat squeezed into a cardboard box far too small for it, staring straight into the camera with a deeply unimpressed expression. Plain cream wall, a bit of tape hanging off the box, direct flash, crisp whiskers, funny and relatable, square social media photo.

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  Rooftop party snapshot

  A candid flash-lit snapshot of three friends dancing on a city rooftop at night, holding sparklers, colorful streamers in the air, one mid-laugh with eyes closed. Harsh direct flash, deep blue night sky, slightly tilted framing, motion trails from the sparklers, nostalgic film snapshot look.

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  Pigeon versus croissant

  A street pigeon standing on a round marble café table, staring intensely at a flaky croissant almost as big as it is, a tiny espresso cup beside it, blurred Parisian-style street behind. Low angle at table level, bright morning light, shallow depth of field, comedic standoff, crisp detail on feathers and pastry flakes.

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  Corgi in a raincoat

  A corgi wearing a tiny yellow raincoat jumping joyfully into a puddle on a city sidewalk, water splashing in a frozen crown around it, ears flying, tongue out. Grey rainy day with colorful reflections, low angle, fast shutter speed, vertical social media photo.

Sample images are illustrative; results vary by model.

What Grok Imagine Image does well

Social post mood

For lifestyle posts, the mood matters more than any single object. The picnic sample sets a checkered blanket with cherries, watermelon and a stack of film photos on a hilltop, with two friends toasting in silhouette against a peach and lilac sky, then adds warm grain and lens flare so it reads like a shared memory rather than a stock photo. Describe the time of day, the colours of the sky and one or two finishing touches such as film grain, and keep the list of objects short so the scene stays loose.

A golden hour picnic on a grassy hilltop: a red and white checkered blanket with a bowl of cherries, a sliced watermelon, a small wicker basket of bread rolls and a stack of film photos, two friends silhouetted in the background toasting with glasses against a peach and lilac sunset. Warm film grain, dreamy lens flare, social media lifestyle aesthetic.

Meme energy, no caption

A good meme picture works before anyone adds a caption. The sample puts a raccoon on a tiny office chair with its paws on a laptop, surrounded by crumpled paper, a mug and a cactus, staring into the camera with a tired, overwhelmed look under fluorescent light. The joke comes from giving a familiar situation to an unlikely subject and framing it deadpan. Write the situation, the expression and the setting, and add "no text" so you can put your own caption on top later.

A raccoon sitting upright on a tiny office chair at a miniature desk, paws on a small laptop, surrounded by crumpled paper, a mug and a potted cactus, looking at the camera with a tired, overwhelmed expression. Fluorescent office lighting, deadpan comedic composition, crisp fur detail, no text.

Aesthetic room photo

Room shots for mood boards and posts depend on light and a few lived-in details. The bedroom sample uses a sunset projection lamp that throws a glowing orange circle on the wall, trailing pothos on the shelves, a record player, an unmade bed with a knitted blanket and a steaming mug on the windowsill, all in warm orange and soft purple with a little grain. Name the light source first, then a handful of objects that suggest someone lives there, then the two colours the photo should lean on.

A cozy small bedroom at dusk lit by a sunset projection lamp that casts a glowing orange circle on the wall, trailing pothos plants on shelves, a record player spinning, a knitted blanket on an unmade bed, a steaming mug on the windowsill. Warm orange and soft purple tones, soft grain, aesthetic social media interior photo.

Grok Imagine Image specs and pricing

Every price below comes from the live price list, so it changes here as soon as rates change. Credits are charged per image, or per second of video.