Ideogram says its new model can edit part of an image without messing up the rest
Ideogram has introduced a new model, Ideogram 4.5, which the company says edits only the areas a user specifies while leaving the rest of an image intact. The company claims the model avoids the artifacts that can appear in competing systems, particularly after repeated edits. According to Ideogram, leading models such as GPT-Image 2.5 and Nano Banana have improved at this task but still tend to produce artifacts, especially after multiple edits.
Target use cases named by the company include product photography, interior design, photo restoration, and in-image text editing. Ideogram says early testers confirm strong consistency across edits.
Ideogram 4.5 offers four quality tiers, priced from 0.8 to 22 cents per image, all at native 2K resolution. The model is available now on the Ideogram platform and through the API. Named partners include Picsart, Runway, Pika, and Leonardo AI. Ideogram also says an open-weight release is coming soon.
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Ideogram's new model Ideogram 4.5 promises to edit only the areas you want while keeping the rest of the image intact. It ships with native 2K resolution starting at 0.8 cents per image, and partners like Runway, Pika, and Leonardo AI are already on board. An open-weight release is planned. The article Ideogram says its new model can edit part of an image without messing up the rest appeared first on The Decoder .