Switch model per generation
The right model for each shot, no reload.
Nano Banana, GPT Image 2, and Grok inside Photoshop. Generate, inpaint, and iterate without leaving your document.
Photoshop UXP plugin
Requires an API key from Google, OpenAI, or xAI. Image generation is billed directly by the provider at their published rates; Bielfor adds no markup.
More models added as they clear the quality bar
The right model for each shot, no reload.
A rough idea becomes a production prompt.
Parallel takes, pasted back as grouped layers.
Model-specific sizes up to 4K.
Reasoning depth on Nano Banana 2 and 2 Lite.
Only the masked region, pasted back aspect-perfect.
Drag-drop, paste, or pull from the active layer.
Selection borders stay untouched.
Available where supported on Nano Banana 2 and Pro.
Save a few looks, switch in one click.
Any setup, recalled instantly.
Thumbnails and costs, reload any past setup.
USD per generation, as you go.
JSON, CSV, or Markdown.
Generate across several open documents.
A generation as a reusable PS Action.
Google / OpenAI / xAI, billed direct, no markup.
No Bielfor proxy; provider limits still apply.
History stays local. No Bielfor telemetry.
What to do next, not an API dump.
Show or hide any section of the panel.
A timestamped API log on demand.
Real progress, elapsed time, stop any run.
A rough idea becomes a production prompt.
Why your own keys
1.The calculator divides monthly volume evenly across the selected models. It is an explicit planning assumption, not a prediction of your actual model mix.
2.Listed output rates are Nano Banana 2 at 2K ($0.101), Nano Banana Pro at 2K ($0.134), and GPT Image 2 medium output ($0.04116–$0.10704 across the supported output dimensions represented here). GPT Image 2 text and image input tokens are billed separately and are not included in this output-only estimate.
3.Illustrative plan-cost comparison, not a like-for-like valuation: Higgsfield Plus uses a $59 monthly list reference and 1,200 credits; Magnific Premium+ uses a $45 monthly list reference and 45,000 credits; Envato Elements Plus uses $59 per month for 100 AI generations, while Ultimate uses $169 per month for unlimited AI generations subject to fair use. Those subscriptions include other tools and benefits that are not valued here.
4.The calculator never prorates or multiplies plans. It selects the lowest listed plan in this comparison whose published allowance covers the estimated usage. If no listed plan covers it, the bar says allowance exceeded and that platform is excluded from the average. Model availability and unit consumption can differ inside each platform.
5.Prices are USD monthly list references checked 15 July 2026 for US billing. Taxes, currency conversion, account agreements, and region-specific pricing can differ.
6.Promotions, annual versus monthly billing, plan allowances, and regional pricing can change or vary. Re-check each vendor before budgeting.
7.Provider pricing, availability, quotas, capacity, and rate limits can change. Direct API access does not remove provider-side limits.
Keep the difference. Creator MAX is $49.99 once, and the updates stay free.
Buy on Adobe5.0 out of 5 from 1 rating on the Adobe Exchange listing
A month in - easy 5 stars!!
Been using it for over a month and for iterations and photo manipulation it's an absolute godsend. I just run variations right inside Photoshop instead of jumping between apps and re-uploading files. The model selection is spot on, Nano Banana Pro handles most of my work, and the whole thing is really intuitive.
Built with love and passion
Creator MAX is my daily driver, not a side project. Client campaigns run through it every day: full workflows, precise iterations, inpainting, creative manipulation. It's battle-tested on real work before it ships.
Thank you to everyone who came through on v1.0 and stuck around. The plugin is better because of you. If something's missing, reach out. I read everything.
Adobe Photoshop 2025 (26.0) or later, including the Photoshop Beta channel. Creator MAX installs as a UXP panel via Adobe Creative Cloud. macOS and Windows are both supported.
Eight models across three providers: Google's Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2 Lite and the original Nano Banana (Gemini), OpenAI's GPT Image 2, and xAI's Grok Imagine Image 2.0 plus the earlier Quality and Standard tiers. Switch the model on any generation, and hide the ones you don't use in Manage Models.
They don't clear the quality bar yet. The lineup is curated: a model earns its slot when it's reliably strong for production Photoshop work, and right now those aren't. When one of them gets there, it gets added — that's the point of the one-panel design.
Soul is Higgsfield's in-house model — it lives inside their platform and works best there, and there's no bring-your-own-key API for a plugin to call. Kling is a video-first model, and Creator MAX is an image tool inside Photoshop.
Yes — bring your own Google, OpenAI and/or xAI key (one is enough to start). Every call goes directly from Photoshop to that provider; Bielfor never proxies your prompts or images and never adds a markup.
You pay each provider directly at their own rates, with no markup from us, and Creator MAX shows the cost in USD on every generation so there are no month-end surprises. The plugin itself is a one-time $49.99 purchase. New to keys? There's a step-by-step guide for each provider: Gemini, OpenAI, and xAI.
No. Creator MAX is a one-time $49.99 purchase. It includes a perpetual license to the purchased version and every future update, free for life. Generation costs go straight to the providers via your own keys.
No. Bielfor does not receive your prompts or images. Settings and history stay local; prompts and reference images are sent directly from Photoshop to the providers you enable under their terms. Creator MAX uses no Bielfor proxy and sends no Bielfor telemetry.
Limits are model-specific: Gemini 3 image models support up to 14 total, while Google says the original Nano Banana works best with up to 3 inputs; OpenAI supports up to 15 and xAI Grok up to 2. Drag-and-drop, paste, or pull from the active Photoshop layer.
Yes. The Creator MAX license permits commercial client work, including campaigns, comps, and final deliverables. Input and output rights and restrictions depend on the current terms of the provider, model, and account you use; review those terms for each project.
On aescripts + aeplugins, yes, and it runs 10 days: that listing publishes a free trial download next to Add to Cart, so you can install the panel and work with it in your own Photoshop for ten days before paying. The Adobe Exchange listing is purchase-only. Either way you bring your own provider key, and generations are billed by the provider at their rates.
It depends on the store you bought from, because each one takes the payment itself. For an Adobe order: Adobe Exchange controls refund eligibility, the decision, the transaction, and timing, so use the refund or support option Adobe presents for your order. For an aescripts + aeplugins order: aescripts handles the payment and the refund, and their published terms ask you to report a problem within 90 days of purchase and state that refunds can only be processed up to 90 days after the purchase date. Email support@bielfor.com for seller-side questions if it stalls; Bielfor cannot guarantee approval or timing at either store.
Leading AI image models, inside Photoshop. Pay once, bring your own keys, keep the version you buy.
Each store takes its own payment and issues its own refund, and aescripts + aeplugins publishes a 10-day free trial download on its listing. How returns work at both stores →