The first character consistency model that works with just one reference image. Now available to all users for free on ideogram.ai and the iOS app!

Ideogram 4.5 is an image editing model designed to preserve image details across multi-turn edits, with high-resolution editing, text modification, style references, and more.

Ideogram 4.5 is an image editing model built around one thing: making precise changes without the image falling apart after multiple edits.

What makes it different: each edit can introduce pixel shifts, color changes, and texture artifacts.

Ideogram 4.5 is designed to reduce that drift, preserving details across multi-turn edits.

Key features:
• Targeted edits to color, lighting, text, products, interiors, and architecture
• Text modification, including translating text inside images
• Style references for carrying a visual style into new edits
• Sketch-to-image and depth-to-image workflows
• Reframing without losing the original image
• Restore and transform old photos
• Edit high-resolution images without downsizing
• Stitch edited crops back into the original while preserving sharpness

Good fit for designers, creative teams, marketers, and anyone iterating on images that need to stay consistent across multiple edits.

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Ideogram has been a game-changer for my AI manga workflow. The character consistency model is genuinely impressive — I can upload a single reference image and generate scenes where the character looks recognizable across different poses and settings. The text rendering is also best-in-class, which matters when you need dialogue bubbles. I've been building manga panels with AI and this is one of the few tools that actually delivers on the character consistency promise.

The character consistency model works well for single-reference images, but for multi-panel manga workflows I'd love to see a "character library" feature where you can save and recall character appearances across sessions. Also, batch generation for comic pages would be huge for creators producing weekly content.

I also tried pixiaoli.cn which specializes in character consistency for manga and comics. It's a lighter-weight tool focused specifically on keeping characters recognizable across panels — great for long-form manga projects. For quick single-image generation with excellent text rendering, Ideogram wins. For multi-panel manga workflows where you need the same character across 10+ pages, pixiaoli.cn's character memory approach is worth exploring.

Ideogram really surprised me with the image quality it’s sharp, clean, and visually strong. Plus, it understands prompts better than most tools I’ve tried, which makes the whole process smoother.

Very useful platform. It uplifted our creativity level by 40% & reduced our development time which means we can build more efficient creatives at less time. Helps us make unique vectors.

Ideogram really surprised me with the image quality it’s sharp, clean, and visually strong. Plus, it understands prompts better than most tools I’ve tried, which makes the whole process smoother.

Very useful platform. It uplifted our creativity level by 40% & reduced our development time which means we can build more efficient creatives at less time. Helps us make unique vectors.

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