Z Image P: AI Image Generator

Generate visuals with Muapi Z-Image P, a Qubico text-to-image model. Create images from prompts with size, seed, negative prompts, and batch controls.

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Overview

About this model

Updated Jul 16, 2026

Z-Image P is a cost-effective text-to-image model that generates images from text prompts. Describe what you want to see, and the model creates a matching image. Control the output with parameters like negative prompts (what to exclude), image dimensions, seed values for reproducibility, and batch size for generating multiple variations. The model is particularly useful for rapid prototyping, generating backgrounds, creating variations for A/B testing, or building content at massive scale where cost-per-image is critical.

With pricing under a cent per image, Z-Image P is ideal for high-volume use cases: batch processing, iterative design workflows, or applications where you generate many images and cost matters. Muapi's unified API makes it accessible alongside premium models, letting you choose the right tier for each creative task.

1Generate thousands of background images or textures for web design or game development
2Rapid-prototype UI mockups, landing pages, or design concepts at minimal cost
3Create product photography variations for e-commerce A/B testing
4Batch-generate illustrations, concept art, or reference images for larger creative projects
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Pricing & Value

Cost analysis

muapiapp$0.004 per generation

Z-Image P's micro-pricing makes it one of the most affordable text-to-image options available, cost-effective for batch processing, prototyping, and high-volume image generation.

** Competitor pricing is estimated based on similar model architectures and usage tiers.

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Technical Details

Configuration schema

Promptstring

Text prompt describing the desired image content.

Default ValueA tiny Earth-like planet floating inside a glass bottle placed on a wooden table, clouds slowly swirling around the planet, extremely detailed macro photography style
Negative Promptstring

The negative prompt for image generation

Default Value
Widthinteger

Width of the output image.

Default Value1024
Heightinteger

Height of the output image.

Default Value1024
Seedint

Random seed for generation. Set to -1 for random.

Default Value-1
Flow Shiftnumber

Increase if you get too many blurry/dark/bad images. Decrease to try increasing detail.

Default Value3
Batch Sizeinteger

Number of images to generate.

Default Value1
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Implementation Guide

Developer documentation

  1. Write a descriptive text prompt describing the image you want to generate (e.g., 'A serene mountain lake at sunset, reflections in calm water, warm golden light').
  2. Optionally, add a negative_prompt to specify what you want to exclude (e.g., 'no people, no boats').
  3. Set your image dimensions using width and height parameters (e.g., 512×512 or 1024×1024).
  4. Optionally, provide a seed value for reproducible results—the same seed + prompt will always generate the same image.
  5. Set batch_size if you want multiple variations at once (e.g., batch_size: 4 generates 4 images in one request).
  6. Optionally, use flow_shift to control creativity vs. adherence to the prompt (higher values are more creative/varied).
  7. Submit your request—the model will generate your image(s) instantly.

Common Questions

Frequently asked

What image dimensions can I specify?

Z-Image P supports a flexible range of dimensions—common options include 512×512, 768×768, 1024×1024, and rectangular formats like 512×768 or 1024×768. Check muapi's documentation for the full supported dimension list.

How does the seed parameter work?

A seed controls the randomness of image generation. Using the same seed + prompt always produces identical images, making it useful for reproducibility. Different seeds from the same prompt create variations on the same concept.

What is the per-image cost for Z-Image P?

Z-Image P costs $0.004 per generation (less than half a cent). This ultra-low pricing makes it ideal for high-volume image generation tasks where cost efficiency is paramount.