| E1 high-quality general-purpose model |
General |
Moderate; requires concise, precise prompts |
Extremely high. The edited region suffers almost no loss of image quality and, in the vast majority of cases, has no visible seam with its surroundings. |
Simple editing needs such as style conversion, and high-quality post-processing |
The image does not change at all after editing, or the result does not achieve the effect requested by the prompt. |
| E2 simple-element specialized model |
Simple visual content only |
Good; requires concise, precise prompts |
Adaptive. The more complex the content in the edited region, the worse the image quality; under normal circumstances, there is no visible seam with the surrounding region. |
Editing Chinese characters, removing or replacing low-complexity simple elements, and processing character faces |
Image quality becomes worse after editing, and the result still does not achieve the effect requested by the prompt. |
| N-Banana2 model |
General |
Extremely high; understands instructions of varying complexity |
Moderate. Every edit changes the image in the context area to some extent, making it look slightly different from the surrounding area. |
Complex editing needs and tasks that other models cannot complete |
Over-invents and makes unauthorized changes to parts of the image. |
| N-BananaPro model |
Its overall characteristics are similar to the N-Banana2 model. In our testing, it showed better understanding of color and style. It performs poorly on annotation-guided image-editing tasks. It also does not support extreme aspect ratios. |
| G-Image2 model |
Its overall characteristics are similar to the N-Banana family. In our testing, it followed prompts more closely and preserved the source image’s content better when converting or transferring styles. However, image quality is slightly lower, and extreme aspect ratios are not supported. |