Ideogram 4.5

byIdeogram

Publication-grade typography, non-destructive editing workflows, and zero-drift inpainting for graphic design

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Cobalt screen-printed poster reading KORVEN and TYPE FESTIVAL pinned to a concrete wall above an oak desk with paper swatches, a brass ruler and printed proofs

How Ideogram 4.5 works

From initial prompt drafting to high-precision pixel masking and native high-resolution delivery in three focused steps.

Fuser Text node with a jazz poster prompt wired into an Ideogram 4.5 node showing the Blue Hour Sessions poster.

Draft prompt or load source

Enter a detailed prompt with quoted text strings, or connect a source image with an optional black-and-white mask to start an edit.

Ideogram 4.5 node in Fuser with Quality set to High and Image Size on Auto, above its rendered jazz poster.

Configure quality and precision

Select your preferred quality tier from very low to high, and toggle high edit precision to lock untouched pixels during revisions.

Ideogram 4.5 node in Fuser displaying the finished Blue Hour Sessions poster with crisp condensed lettering.

Render native compositions

Output publication-ready graphic compositions with sharp typography, balanced layouts, and coherent multi-reference styling.

What Ideogram 4.5 is good at

Engineered for verbatim letter rendering, mathematical pixel locking across continuous revisions, and flexible multi-reference guidance.

Orange and charcoal vector badge with a kestrel, ring text KESTREL ROASTERS, a SMALL BATCH ribbon and EST. 2019 beneath on an off-white background

Verbatim typographic rendering

Enclose lettering in quotation marks to produce exact words, sharp vector badges, and multi-tier font hierarchies without spelling artifacts or broken letterforms.

Navy boutique storefront signed MIRELLE; the shop window shows cream and navy hatboxes on a wooden table and gold lettering reading WINTER EDIT

Zero-drift in-place editing

Lock untouched regions mathematically under high-precision mode to eliminate pixel drift and tonal shifts across multi-turn inpainting workflows.

Bottle vase on a grey pedestal with a speckled teal crackle glaze on top and terracotta wave brushstrokes on cream around the lower body

Multi-reference visual guidance

Provide up to four visual reference images to guide color schemes, surface textures, and aesthetic cues without destabilizing scene geometry.

Minimal flat vector icon of a geometric tangerine fox head built from triangles above the bold black wordmark LUMO on a white background

Configurable prompt expansion

Toggle prompt expansion off for strict brand phrasing and minimalist vector icons, or enable it to let automated enrichment embellish loose illustrative concepts.

Made with Ideogram 4.5

A curated gallery of graphic layouts, editorial stills, and product compositions showcasing sharp typographic fidelity and seamless inpainting.

Foggy rain-soaked brick alley at night with a pink neon sign reading NOCTIS above cyan neon reading OPEN LATE, glow reflected on wet cobblestones

Atmospheric cinematic scene with custom neon typography

Deep green gift box foil-stamped in gold with VELMORA and EAU DE PARFUM beside a frosted perfume bottle with a gold cap on a travertine slab

Commercial product still with foil-stamped typography

Faded film-style photo of a cream vintage open-wheel race car with red brush lettering VANTOR and number 27 in a white roundel, hay bales behind

Archival motorsport photography with hand-lettered racing livery

Magazine cover with black didone masthead OBLIQUE overlapping a white ceramic vase on ochre, cover line THE QUIET MODERNISTS and ISSUE 14

Editorial magazine cover layout with layered typography

What people build with Ideogram 4.5

Brand designers, art directors, and apparel creators reach for Ideogram 4.5 to produce high-impact graphic assets and multi-turn edits.

Brand identity and vector emblems

01

Generate clean vector badges, corporate wordmarks, and geometric emblems with exact spelling and disciplined negative space ready for production.

Print posters and promotional flyers

02

Compose event posters and promotional flyers with deliberate typographic hierarchy, screen-printed textures, and striking high-contrast palettes.

Apparel and merchandise graphics

03

Craft intricate t-shirt graphics, streetwear backprints, and merchandise patches with stylized lettering and printmaking textures.

Iterative asset restaging and inpainting

04

Modify signage, replace props, and adjust scene details across multi-turn revisions without degrading surrounding pixels or altering lighting.

Editorial publishing and covers

05

Design book covers, album sleeves, and editorial spreads that integrate bespoke display typography seamlessly alongside photographic subjects.

Ideogram 4.5 specs

Plans and credits
Inputs
Prompt (text), Image, Mask (image), Reference Images (up to 4 images)
Output
image
Cost
11–303 credits per run

Frequently Asked Questions

Generation mode builds brand-new visual compositions from text prompts from scratch, whereas edit mode modifies an existing image using text instructions, reference images, and optional masks. Reach for generation when designing original emblems, posters, or concept art, and switch to edit mode for in-place text replacement, object swapping, or iterative asset restaging.

Select high precision when executing localized edits or in-place text modifications to mathematically lock unmasked pixels and prevent image drift across revisions. Choose regular precision when you want full-scene restaging, overall lighting adjustments, or need to change the image aspect ratio without mask constraints.

Enclose your intended words in double quotation marks within your prompt, such as "SUMMER SALE". To further improve layout fidelity, specify typeface styles directly—such as bold sans-serif or vintage script—and disable prompt expansion to keep the diffusion process aligned with your exact wording.

You can provide up to four reference images to steer the color palette, artistic texture, and stylistic cues of your edit. The model integrates these visual attributes into target regions while preserving the underlying structure defined by your source image and prompt.

Ideogram 4.5 features four quality settings: very low, low, medium, and high. Medium quality is suited for rapid layout exploration and concept drafting, while high quality provides the sharpest edge definition and typographic clarity for production deliverables.

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