Each tool runs on your own graphics card, works on the results of the others, and keeps every file on your computer.
Describe it and get a batch of options in seconds. Pick a model for the job: fast drafts, clean text and layout, posters, or photographic looks.
Z-Image Turbo: about 6 seconds an image. Qwen-Image 2512: about 12 seconds an image. On an RTX 4080 SUPER.
Give it an image and say what to change: swap a colour, add an element, try it on a mockup. Use up to several reference images.
Qwen-Image Edit 2511, FLUX.2 klein and HiDream, on your machine.
Turn any image into clean vector shapes. Atelier picks colour or line-art tracing, removes specks, and scores the result against the original.
The logo on our home page: 25 shapes, 12 colours, 8 seconds.
Map a traced SVG onto your brand palette. Keep the exact colours, or let tints and shades follow so the shading survives.
Save palettes once and use them in Trace and Pattern.
Drop in motifs or a sheet of art and get a tossed repeat that tiles perfectly, at 8 to 24 inches and 150 or 300 DPI. Your motifs are placed and scaled, never redrawn.
Outputs PNG or TIFF plus a layered SVG. A 12 × 12 inch tile at 300 DPI took 4 seconds.
Remove the background from any result in one click, or name the object to keep.
BiRefNet, or SAM 3.1 when you name it. About 5 seconds.
Enlarge images two to four times with an AI upscaler that adds real detail, ready for shirts, posters and packaging.
SeedVR2: 1024 to 4096 pixels in 15 seconds on Windows. On Mac, in beta.
Animate a still or make a short clip on your own card with Wan 2.2, on Windows. Optional Google Veo and Omni run in the cloud on your own Google key.
Cloud video is billed by Google per second; Atelier shows the cost before it runs.
Every result, with its prompt, model, seed and licence, in one place. Queue jobs, watch progress, cancel any time.
Every result keeps a sidecar file with its prompt, model, seed and licence.
If you use Claude Code, Atelier gives it the same tools plus 3D models from an image, turntable renders and production checks, so it can art-direct a whole set for you.
Optional. You sign in to Claude yourself; Atelier never sees your Anthropic account.
Open models whose licences allow commercial work. Atelier installs them for you and keeps them up to date. Full list and licence texts
| Model | Used for | Windows | Mac (beta) | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Z-Image Turbo | Fast image generation | Yes | Yes | Apache-2.0 |
| Qwen-Image 2512 | Images with clean text and layout | Yes | No | Apache-2.0 |
| Qwen-Image Edit 2511 | Edit with an instruction | Yes | No | Apache-2.0 |
| FLUX.2 klein | Quick edits | Yes | Yes | Apache-2.0 |
| Ming-Image Design | Posters, layouts and design comps | Yes | Yes | MIT |
| HiDream | Detailed images and edits | Yes | No | MIT |
| Krea 2 | Photographic and painterly images | Yes | No | Krea Community (free under US$1M yearly revenue) |
| SeedVR2 | Upscaling for print | Yes | Yes | Apache-2.0 |
| BiRefNet, SAM 3.1 | Background removal and cut-outs | Yes | No | MIT; SAM licence |
| Wan 2.2 | Short video clips | Yes | No | Apache-2.0 |
| Nano Banana, Veo, Omni (Google)cloud | Optional cloud images and video, on your own Google key | Yes | Yes | Google terms; billed by Google per call |
Atelier does the work on your own hardware, so a faster graphics card means faster results. Setup checks your computer before it installs anything.
Every tool and model
Create (Z-Image, Ming), Edit (FLUX.2 klein), Upscale, Trace, Pattern, palettes and the cloud models. Slower than an NVIDIA card: about 85 seconds at 768 × 768 on an M2 Pro.