/v1/models
Model catalog with the details needed to choose
Each row identifies a public model and its documented request capabilities.
4 models
Google: Gemini 3 Pro Image
gemini-3-pro-imageAdvanced Google image model for detailed generation and editing at resolutions up to 4K.
- Provider
- Capabilities
- Image
- Catalog updated
Google: Gemini 3.1 Flash Image
gemini-3.1-flash-imageGoogle image model for generation and editing with multiple output resolutions and reference images.
- Provider
- Capabilities
- Image
- Catalog updated
Google: Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite Image
gemini-3.1-flash-lite-imageEfficient Google image model for fast generation and editing across common aspect ratios.
- Provider
- Capabilities
- Image
- Catalog updated
OpenAI: GPT Image 2
gpt-image-2OpenAI image model for image generation and editing with reference images and masks.
- Provider
- OpenAI
- Capabilities
- Image
- Catalog updated
From catalog to request
Move from a public model ID to a visible request path
Create a key in the cabinet, point a compatible client to the endpoint, then choose a public model from this catalog. Usage and published pricing stay visible alongside the work.
- 01Create a platform API key.
- 02Set the compatible endpoint.
- 03Choose a public model ID.
- 04Review usage and pricing.
- Data source
- Live public catalog
- Catalog updated
Choosing and using models
Use the live catalog for availability and request capabilities.
Check its unavailable reason in the current catalog. Personal and shared workspaces can follow different access rules.
Use the public catalog or model discovery. Model IDs and availability can change, so avoid relying on an old list.
Review the selected model’s published modalities, limits, and supported request parameters before sending a request.
Start with the required modality and capability, then compare current context, limits, availability, and price.