What AI Models Are Listed in Promptomania's Model Directory?

Promptomania's model directory lists AI models by capability rather than by a single ranking. The homepage names ChatGPT (OpenAI), Gemini (Google), Claude (Anthropic), Midjourney, FLUX (Black Forest Labs), Stable Diffusion (Stability AI), Ideogram, and Leonardo AI, and tags each with the output types it covers: image, video, 3D, and audio. Use the directory when you want to find a model that produces a specific kind of output; it is a discovery index, not a benchmark or price comparison.

How the Directory Is Organized

Models are grouped by modality, so the same model can appear under more than one output type. Based on the site's listing:

The site also references Sora, Runway, and Studio AI in its intro text as part of the broader coverage, and points to a "Browse Models" entry that opens the full directory ("View all →").

How to Browse and Filter

1. Open the site and select Browse Models (or the AI Models → View all link) to reach the full directory.
2. Filter by output type — image, video, 3D, or audio — to narrow the list to models that produce what you need.
3. Open a model's entry to see its provider and supported modalities.
4. Cross-check against your task: for example, if you need a still image for a product mockup, the image-tagged entries (Midjourney, FLUX, Stable Diffusion, Ideogram, Leonardo AI, ChatGPT, Gemini) are the relevant set; if you need motion, look at the video-tagged entries instead.

Expected result: a shortlist of models whose output type matches your project, which you can then test with the site's prompt guides or visual prompt builder.

What the Directory Is Good For — and What It Isn't

Useful for:

• Finding which models support a given output type (e.g., which listed models cover 3D or audio).
• Identifying the provider behind a model name.
• Pairing a model choice with a matching prompt guide — the site organizes guides by use case such as logo design, portrait photography, product mockups, typography, anime, and architecture.

Not sufficient for:

• Comparing quality, speed, or cost. The directory listing does not include pricing or performance data, and the site's pricing signals do not state costs, so do not assume any model is free or requires no login based on the directory alone.
• Final selection. Treat the directory as a starting point; verify current capabilities and access terms on each provider's own site before committing.

A practical pattern: pick two or three models from the same modality tag, run the same prompt through each using the relevant guide, and compare outputs for your specific use case.