AI image model comparison
Ideogram 3.0 vs Wan 2.7 Image Pro
Wan 2.7 Image Pro is 16% cheaper (price per image: Ideogram 3.0 $0.24 vs Wan 2.7 Image Pro $0.20). Ideogram 3.0 has faster renders. Wan 2.7 Image Pro has more reference images.
| Price | ||
|---|---|---|
| Price per image | $0.24 | $0.20 (best) |
| Per megapixel | Not offered | $0.012/MP |
| Speed and size | ||
| Render time | ~12 sec (best) | ~15 sec |
| Largest output | Not stated | 16.8 MP |
| Sizes | — | — |
| Frames | 1x1 · 1x3 · 3x1 · 1x2 · 2x1 · 9x16 · 16x9 · 10x16 · 16x10 · 2x3 · 3x2 · 3x4 · 4x3 · 4x5 · 5x4 | Model default |
| Inputs | ||
| Reference images | Up to 1 | Up to 9 (best) |
| Takes | Text · 1 image | Text · 9 images |
| What it does | ||
| Edits a photo | Yes | Yes |
| Vector SVG | No | No |
| Can do | Text → imageImage references | Text → imageImage references |
| Good for | Logos · Posters · Text art | Value renders · Open ecosystem · Experimentation |
| Settings you control | Frame · Reference weight · Magic prompt · Negative prompt · Rendering speed · Seed · Style type | Colour palette · Expand prompt · Seed · Size · Thinking mode · Watermark |
Output side by side
No image model has a same-prompt render yet. Compare the facts above.
Which should you choose?
Choose Wan 2.7 Image Pro if you want
- a lower price per image
- more reference images
- value renders
- open ecosystem
Compare with others
Ideogram 3.0 vs …
How we compare
- Prices come from the live catalog at the pay-as-you-go rate. The quote before you generate is binding. Plans and packs
- Render times are the catalog’s own estimate for one render.
- Every clip and image on this page was rendered on OpenClips.
Questions
Ideogram 3.0 vs Wan 2.7 Image Pro: questions
Wan 2.7 Image Pro costs the least here (price per image). Ideogram 3.0: $0.24. Wan 2.7 Image Pro: $0.20. Prices are at the pay-as-you-go rate. The quote before you generate is binding.
Ideogram 3.0 is the fastest here. Ideogram 3.0 takes ~12 sec. Wan 2.7 Image Pro takes ~15 sec.
Ideogram 3.0 and Wan 2.7 Image Pro take a photo or reference images.
None of them. Each outputs a raster image.