by ideogram-45.com
Independent browser workspace for Ideogram 4.5 images and masked edits: 42 credits an image, native 2K output, plans from 2,000 credits a month.
A clearly labelled independent workspace for masked image edits, with the credit cost shown before every run and a 60-day refund on unused packs. Pick it for iterative edits; pick Ideogram's own site or Midjourney if you need the maker's account or a named company.
Pixel Lock, as the site describes it, copies unpainted pixels back from the source after a masked edit; Hokai did not reproduce the site's pixel-match figures.
Per the terms, credits are usable only on this site and have no cash value, so unspent credits stay behind if a buyer leaves.
Main trade-off
No operating company is named, so a buyer has no entity to hold to the terms.
| Plan | Monthly price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free sign-up credits | Free | Free credits for new accounts, never refundable, Amount not published, One account per person |
| Creator | $19/mo | 2,000 credits a month with 5% bonus credits, About 47 standard images or 12 High images, Masked edits with Pixel Lock, Cancel anytime |
| Studio | $49/mo | 5,300 credits a month with 8% bonus credits, About 126 standard images or 34 High images, Priority email support |
| Max | $99/mo | 11,000 credits a month with 11% bonus credits, About 261 standard images or 71 High images, Priority email support, built for teams and heavy editing |
Prices in US dollars as the pricing page printed them on 12 November 2026. Monthly plans: Creator $19 for 2,000 credits, Studio $49 for 5,300 and Max $99 for 11,000, with bonus credits of 5%, 8% and 11%. One credit equals $0.01. A standard image costs 42 credits and a High image 154. The page estimates about 47 standard or 12 High images on Creator, 126 or 34 on Studio, and 261 or 71 on Max. Purchased credits do not expire while the account stays open. A Credit packs tab exists but its prices did not render. The terms mention free sign-up credits, with the amount unpublished.
Ideogram 4.5 (ideogram-45.com) is an independent web studio that makes images from prompts and edits them through a painted mask. It outputs native 2K in seven aspect ratios and charges credits per image. Its pages say it is not affiliated with Ideogram, Inc., and its terms name no operating company.
Generate and edit in one studio
A prompt makes a new image, or an uploaded image can be edited, and a Keep editing this button carries a result into the next pass.
Masked edits with Pixel Lock
After a painted-mask edit the site restores the untouched area from the original file, which it says stops colour and texture drift across passes.
Two quality settings
Standard suits drafts and High is meant for finals, and the generator shows the exact credit cost of each before submission.
Native 2K, seven frame shapes
Output is described as native 2K, in ratios from 1:1 and 16:9 to 9:16, 3:2 and 2:3.
Failed runs return their credits
Credits are reserved when a job is submitted and returned automatically if it fails or times out.
Saved results
Every image lands in a My images library for later download while the account is open.
| Tool | Price from | Free plan | Runs on | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $19/mo | Yes | Web | 3.1 | |
| $7/mo | Yes | Web · iOS | -- | |
| $10/mo | No | Web · iOS · Android | 4.7 | |
| $9.99/mo | Yes | Web · iOS · Android · Mac · Windows | -- |
Proprietary
Creator is $19 a month for 2,000 credits, Studio is $49 for 5,300 and Max is $99 for 11,000, with 5%, 8% and 11% bonus credits. One credit is $0.01, so a standard image is 42 credits and a High image is 154. One-time credit packs exist, but their prices did not render when read.
The terms refer to free sign-up credits that are never refundable, but the pages read do not say how many. The studio opens to guests and shows each credit cost, while generating needs a sign-in. Making several accounts to collect extra credits is banned.
No. The pricing page and the terms both say it is an independent workspace not affiliated with Ideogram, Inc., and the terms name the operator only as Ideogram 4.5. The release date of 30 September 2026 comes from the site itself, because Hokai has no model record for it.
The privacy policy lists fal.ai for AI image processing, Waffo for prompt screening, Cloudflare for hosting and storage, and Stripe, PayPal or Creem for payments. Images are kept while the account is open and deleted within 30 days of account deletion, and prompts and images are not sent to analytics providers.
A one-time pack can be refunded in full within 60 days if none of its credits were used. Subscriptions can be cancelled in Settings, which stops renewal but gives no refund or prorated credit for the current period. Failed generations are returned to your balance automatically.
Ideogram 4.5 at ideogram-45.com is a browser workspace for generating images and editing them with a painted mask. It says plainly that it is not Ideogram's own site and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ideogram, Inc. The terms refer to the operator only as "Ideogram 4.5" and name no company. The site says the model was released by Ideogram on 30 September 2026, and Hokai's separate record for the maker's own product is Ideogram.
Hokai read the studio as a guest on 12 November 2026. It has two modes, Generate and Edit an image, and two quality settings, Ideogram 4.5 and Ideogram 4.5 High, seven aspect ratios from square to 2:3, and a prompt limit of 5000 characters. The credit cost sits beside the button before anything is submitted. In Edit mode a user paints a mask over the part to change, and a step the site calls Pixel Lock copies every unpainted pixel back from the source in the browser. The homepage shows one three-pass sequence that stays 89.2% identical to the original after the third edit, a figure the site says it measured on lossless files.
It suits designers and small brands that work one image through several rounds of feedback: posters with fixed lettering, product labels, packaging flavour swaps, translated signage and ad variants cut from one approved master.
Look elsewhere if you want the maker's own account or a company you can name. The site says open weights are announced but not released, its legal pages give no operator, and its privacy policy lists outside processors for the images. The original service is on Ideogram, and Midjourney, FLUX and Adobe Firefly are the usual alternatives, with GPT Image Hub a credit-pack site of a similar kind. The wider shelf is the AI image generators list.
Product facts on this page (pricing, plans, integrations, compliance) are read from ideogram-45.com's own pages and documentation. The verdict is Hokai's reading of them, not the vendor's claim.