Image generator Krea – https://www.krea.ai/ – has released a major update where they partnered with some of the top AI video generators to bring multiple video models into Krea. Now you can create videos with MiniMax, LumaLabs, RunwayML, Pika Labs and Kling all in the one place.
They also have real-time image generation, image to video, and can upscale images and videos, as well as animations that morph from one image to another.
Both ideogram and MidJourney have introduced excellent editing tools for the images you create with them, or that you upload.
With Ideogram’s Canvas, you can upload your own images or generate new ones, then seamlessly edit, extend, or combine them using Magic Fill (inpainting – adding things to the image, like the girl added above) and Image Extending (outpainting) tools. You can also seamlessly combine multiple images into one unified image. Magic Fill allows you to edit specific regions of your images to replace objects, add text, fix imperfections, change backgrounds, and more.
With Midjourney, users can upload any image of their choosing and edit sections of it with AI, or change the style and texture of it from the source to something totally different, such as turning a vintage photograph into anime — while preserving most of the image’s subjects and objects and spatial relationships. It also works on doodles and hand drawings that the user submits, turning scribbles into full art pieces in seconds.
Another new image generator, Recraft.ai, has appeared and is claiming to be the best, but in all the tests I’ve seen, while it is actually on a par with the best – Ideogram, MidJourney, Flux etc. – it is not better than them.
It is very good for photorealism and long text, and has similar extra features to some of the others (upscaling, background removal, erasing portions), and it adds vector images, collages, and mockups. There is a free version, so it is definitely worth a try.
Imagine being able to say “take the person on the left in image 1 and the middle person in image 2 and have them [whatever you went them to do, wherever you want them to do it]. Or telling it to deblur an image, or add or remove things when combining multiple images or parts of images.
Omnigen can do this and much more. You just tell it what you want it to do to the image and it does it. You can see it in action at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCL9SAlHqzw
And try it out at https://huggingface.co/spaces/Shitao/OmniGen
Warning: Being designed by geeks, it’s not the most intuitive, and it can cost you in credits after a while. If you have a powerful enough PC and graphics card, you can install it locally and use it for free with no limits.
Ai-Da, a humanoid robot artist, just made history by selling her portrait of Alan Turing for over $1 million at Sotherby’s. The painting is below.
OpenArt combines numerous great image generation and editing tools into one online program, but what sets it apart is its ability to train a “model” composed of different images that you upload of a friend, a family member, a pet etc. that you can then place into any environment, in any pose, and any style.
You can see it in action in this great video from Bob Doyle at 5:10 to about 20:30: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEjm0Mc1jkc
MagicQuill is here to make image editing simpler, smarter, and more fun for everyone. With its AI-powered tools and an intuitive interface, you can easily do things like insert new elements, erase objects, or tweak colors—no complex skills required.
What’s really cool? MagicQuill understands what you’re trying to do in real time, so there’s no need to type out prompts or navigate tricky menus. Just a few quick strokes, and you’re in control, getting exactly the edits you want with precision and ease.
Whether you’re working on casual photo tweaks or intricate design projects, MagicQuill combines powerful AI with simplicity to bring your creative vision to life. If you’ve been looking for a tool that makes advanced editing feel effortless, this one’s definitely worth checking out.
Krea AI has introduced an exciting feature that allows users to convert their flat, 2D images into dynamic 3D models. By simply uploading a picture, you can watch it come to life with added depth and perspective, making your visuals more engaging and interactive.
This tool is designed to be user-friendly, requiring no prior experience in design or 3D modeling. Whether you’re looking to enhance your digital art, create captivating social media content, or explore new creative avenues, Krea AI’s 2D-to-3D conversion offers a straightforward way to add a new dimension to your projects.
Learn more here: seaart.ai
Last year Ideogram introduced Canvas, a creative workspace that allows users to organize, generate, and refine images seamlessly. With features like Magic Fill and Extend, users can edit specific areas of an image or expand its borders while maintaining a cohesive look. Whether you’re tweaking details or blending multiple images, Canvas offers a flexible and user-friendly approach to AI-powered design. To explore more, visit Ideogram Canvas.
Now they have added a very powerful text editor which you can read about and see a video about here.
ReRender AI offers a way to transform simple sketches, 3D models, or images into high-quality, photorealistic renderings within seconds. Whether you’re designing architecture, interiors, or creative concepts, this tool helps users bring their visions to life with ease. By automating the rendering process, it provides quick results without requiring advanced technical skills.
Users can adjust details to fit their creative needs, making it useful for professionals and hobbyists alike. To explore more, visit ReRender AI.
