SurgePix creates AI visuals with editable layers and brand context
The visual workspace combines generation, layer separation and conversational revision, with credit-based plans.
Image Generation AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
nanobanana3.design: a reference-guided image editor with model and credit controls
The site offers prompt-based generation, reference images and batch output. Check the selected model rather than assuming the site name identifies it.
SpicyAPI: media models in a browser studio or developer API
Use a browser studio or a shared API for image, video and chat models, with per-model inputs and usage billing.
LubanAI: image, video and audio tools
A collection of image, video and audio tools for creators and sellers, using a shared credit balance for paid tasks.
CamArt: generate and edit images, video and audio in one session
CamArt combines media generation and editing with reusable inspiration templates, displayed generation costs and private-by-default assets.
Krea: image, video and 3D creative tools
Krea combines image and video generation, enhancement, generative editing and LoRA training in a creative workspace with plan-specific compute allowances.
Leonardo.Ai
Leonardo.Ai offers prompt-led image creation, video motion tools, image and video editing, and resolution enhancement for visual projects.
Musely: a shared workspace for images, music, voice, and text
Musely routes a plain-language creative request to a generator and pre-fills its settings. Its public page describes a shared media library, a free allowance, and paid unlimited text,...
FloorPlanGenerator.io: browser-based concept layouts with PNG export
Floor Plan Generator creates 2D or 3D layout concepts with PNG export. Google sign-in provides five welcome credits; the results are not construction drawings.
AI Tools FAQ
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Can I submit a tool I built myself?
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Are the tools free to use?
Some are free, many have a free plan, and some are paid only. Each tool page links to the official website, which has the current pricing, because plans and prices change often.
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