which Ai Model do you suggest for stock photos

There probably isn’t one AI model that is best for every type of stock image. The right choice depends a lot on what you’re creating — photorealistic people, products, backgrounds, illustrations, or more conceptual images.

For stock work, I would compare models based on a few practical things:

• consistency of hands, faces, and small details
• realistic textures and lighting
• ability to follow specific prompts
• available resolution and upscaling options
• commercial usage terms
• how much manual cleanup is required afterward

Adobe Firefly can be convenient when your workflow already involves Photoshop, but it can still be worth testing several generators with the same prompt before deciding which one fits a particular project.

An AI image tools directory can also be useful when you want to compare different image generators by category instead of testing tools randomly.

Whatever model you use, I’d still inspect the final image carefully at 100% and clean up common AI artifacts before submitting anything to a stock marketplace.

One more. Slanted verticals and horizontals. 

It depends on what you're creating. 

Be more specific. 

The shadows on the boxes look green.

Any of them. Gemini 3 is probably the most consistent with regard to turning out quality images consistently, but it can depend on the subject and style.