Pakistani Startup Vyro AI Releases ImagineArt 1.5, Sets New Bar for Photoreal-AI

In a bold move within the global generative-AI landscape, Pakistani-founded startup Vyro AI has launched ImagineArt 1.5, the latest version of its creative-suite platform, marking what the company describes as a “new era in photorealistic generative imagery.” The update comes after the company quietly gained traction with earlier version releases and now aims directly at creative professionals and enterprises.

Founded in 2022, Vyro AI has quickly built its footprint with its flagship web and mobile product ImagineArt (formerly known as “Imagine : AI Art Generator”). The platform supports text-to-image, image editing, video generation, and voice/music synthesis, targeting both creators and commercial users. With the 1.5 milestone version, Vyro claims not only sharper image fidelity but full integration of workflow automation and team-collaboration features previously seen in higher-tier tools.

What’s New in ImagineArt 1.5

The major enhancements in 1.5 include an upgraded image-synthesis engine boasting significantly higher node density, enabling up to 110 tactile micro-pixels per square centimetre in tactile-haptic hardware tests for image-based renderings. While not confirmed by independent labs, early reviews say the output now passes “photo versus AI” double-blind tests at near-indistinguishable levels. Version 1.5 also introduces:

Architected workflows: Users can link nodes to build multi-modal creative pipelines that handle image, video and audio in one canvas.
Team collaboration features: Built-in user-management, asset sharing and workflow histories designed for small studios and agencies.
Model-choice flexibility: While powered by Vyro’s proprietary core engine, the suite supports plugin access to other models under open-standards, giving creators alternative styles and avoiding single-vendor lock-in.
Enterprise-ready tooling: Optimized GPU-backed back-ends, subscription tiers aimed at production studios and extended licensing for commercial-use assets.

Strategic and Regional Context

Vyro’s announcement carries weight beyond version numbers. South Asia has seen a surge in AI-startup activity, and a Pakistani startup reaching this milestone underscores regional talent scaling up quickly. Beyond the national pride angle, the company’s strategy highlights several broader trends:

A shift in creative-tooling from discrete applications (image → export → edit) to fully integrated, agent-assisted platforms.
Growing demand among creators for “real-time studio-class” output rather than experimental hobby tools.
The competitive build-up to large-scale multimodal AI models and workflows, where image generation is just the front door into video, voice and interactive media.

Industry Impact and Outlook

In a field crowded with generative-AI offerings, Vyro says it wants to stand out by being more than just a model – but a platform. ImagineArt 1.5 is positioned to serve both individual creator markets and agency/production workflows alike. Success here could influence how other companies structure their generative-AI toolchains. For the region, it may inspire a new cohort of AI-enabled creative-tech startups.

The AI creative suite ImagineArt is created by Abdullah Rafique who is a co-founder and Chief Product Officer (CPO) at Vyro.