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Unlimited images on Pro and Ultra

The everyday image models that render at zero Credits on the top plans.

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Written by Darren

On Pro and Ultra, a list of everyday image models renders at zero Credits — actually free, not discounted.

Pro's list

Z-Image Turbo, FLUX 2 Flash, FLUX 2 Klein, Nano Banana 2 Lite, MiniMax Image-01.

Ultra adds

Nano Banana 2 (up to 1K resolution — 2K and 4K use Credits at the normal rate), Seedream 5 Lite, Qwen Image 3, Kling Image v3.

Premium image models (Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, Seedream 5 Pro, and the rest) still price per render on every plan.

How Unlimited works

  • Made in your browser. Free/Unlimited generations are only available via browser: you make them in the Elyum studio at elyum.ai. A quiet check runs in the background on each one to confirm a real browser session sent it — there is nothing to solve or click. If a privacy extension blocks challenges.cloudflare.com, allow it, or the check can't finish.

  • Not through the API or MCP. Requests from an API key, an MCP agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and others) or the Elyum Agent don't get the perk. They are declined with nothing charged, or, when the request asks for credit mode, they render the same model at the normal Credit rate.

  • Personal, human use. Unlimited is for you making your own work. Automation tools, scripts, sharing your login and reselling access (for example, running an image service for other people on your plan) are not allowed. What you make is still yours to use commercially.

  • One at a time, in a shared queue. Unlimited renders run one after another in a shared queue, so they can take much longer than the same render on Credits, especially at busy times. Heavy use slows them further, and after very heavy use they pause for a while and come back on their own. Renders on Credits always run at full speed, several at once.

  • Account review. If we see unusual activity, we may suspend the account while our team reviews it, and restore it once usage looks normal.

The same rules apply to free upscaling while that offer runs.

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