Grok Imagine Pro

• 🆕 xAI image-generation model in the Grok Imagine family, released April 2026
• 🎯 Catalog description positions it for imaginative, expressive scene generation
• 🔧 Served through xAI's Imagine model capabilities in its API
• 🌐 Family spans stills, image editing, and text/image/reference-to-video models
• 👁️ Text-to-image type in this catalog; prompt-driven creative generation
• 🏢 Built by xAI, an American AI company
• 📚 No official xAI benchmark figures published for this specific model
• 🆕 Later Imagine entries include High Quality image and 1.5 video models

xAI

xAI is an American artificial intelligence company and wholly owned subsidiary of SpaceX. The company develops AI systems under the Grok brand, spanning language models, image generation, and video synthesis. xAI has quickly established itself as a multimodal…

Grok Imagine Pro is an image-generation model from xAI, dated April 2026 in this catalog and part of the company's Grok Imagine line of media models. It sits alongside Grok Imagine, the family's standard text-to-image entry that appeared days earlier, and is offered as the "Pro" tier of that same lineage. The catalog description positions it for imaginative and expressive scenes rather than for literal reproduction.

xAI's own developer documentation describes Imagine as a set of image and video generation capabilities exposed through its API, so stills generated with this model live in the same stack as the family's editing and motion endpoints. xAI does not publish benchmark results for this specific model, and no independent top-evaluator scores are available, so no performance figures are quoted here; the description above is limited to what primary documentation and the catalog record support.

The wider family gives a sense of where Pro fits chronologically. For edit-first workflows there is Grok Imagine inpainting, and the catalog later records Grok Imagine High Quality (SOTA) with its editing counterpart Grok Imagine High Quality as subsequent image entries. On the motion side, Grok Imagine text-to-video was followed by Grok Imagine 1.5 and the reference-conditioned Grok Imagine 1.5 R2V, letting generated stills feed animation steps in the same family.