deep-imager AI 이미지 생성기 소개

What problem does deep-imager solve?

Most creators lose time switching between Discord bots, separate video tools, and export apps just to finish one campaign brief. deep-imager puts several generation paths in one browser flow: describe a scene, pick a model and ratio, generate, then iterate from a reference image without leaving the account.

We focus on practical shipping — social crops, product stills, concept frames, and short AI video tests — with credits shown before you spend them. The product is independent: third-party model or brand names on the site describe optional access, style compatibility, or comparisons only. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by those trademark owners.

Who is deep-imager for?

Solo creators who need reliable text to image without a steep learning curve. Marketers and social editors who lock 9:16, 1:1, and 16:9 before generating. Ecommerce teams that clean pack shots with image to image. Game and education teams that explore concepts quickly, then refine with Make Same from the gallery.

If you already have a single favorite model elsewhere, you can still use deep-imager as the shared workspace for remixing, ratio refits, and credit-tracked batches. Independent comparison pages such as vs Midjourney explain trade-offs without claiming official partnership.

What you can do

How we handle safety and public content

Prompts and outputs can be checked by automated moderation. When users enable Publicly visible, gallery listings also go through human review (pending / approved / rejected). Machine safety blocks are separate from manual gallery approval status.

Prohibited gallery content includes illegal material, sexual content involving minors, non-consensual intimate imagery, extreme gore for shock value, hate or harassment, clear copyright infringement, scams, and malware. Report issues from gallery detail pages or via Contact. Policy details live in our Terms of Service.

Credits, pricing, and transparency

New accounts start with 5 free credits. Paid packs begin at $1/month for 10 credits. The Generate button shows the cost for the selected model and batch size before you confirm. Failed generations follow the platform refund path and should not leave you paying for a dead job. Read how credits work and pricing.

We publish a Privacy Policy that covers account data, Cookies, analytics, and third-party advertising partners (including Google) when ads are shown. Trust pages — About, Contact, Privacy, Terms — stay linked from the site footer on every major page.

How to reach the team

Email support@flyingmob.com for billing, account access, partnerships, press, and gallery reports. The Contact page lists the same channels. Product walkthroughs live in the user guide and FAQ.

What makes a good first week on deep-imager?

Day one: spend the five free credits on a single brief — one subject, one ratio, one model — so you learn the Generate cost display. Day two: take the best still into image to image for a background or lighting change instead of opening five new text to image threads.

Day three: try Make Same from a moderated gallery example in your niche, then keep your own drafts Private until they are client-ready. Day four: read how credits work and pick a pack that matches your weekly still count, not a vanity max tier.

Day five: if you publish anything Publicly visible, re-read the gallery rules in the Terms and keep a report path bookmarked on Contact. That routine builds durable habits for an AI image generator used in real shipping work, not one-off demos.

Editorial standards for our blog and guides

Marketing and help pages should answer a specific question in the first sentence, use structured headings, and link to working product surfaces (workspace, pricing, models, use cases). We avoid fabricated user counts and fake testimonials. Blog posts aim for practical depth — workflows, credit math, moderation, and unaffiliated comparisons — so the site is useful even when you are not logged in.

When we mention third-party tools, we label relationships clearly. Comparison pages exist to help you choose; they are not partnership claims. That honesty also supports advertising policy expectations for original, useful publisher content.