Free to use AI image generators.

[2172cc]

I've been using the basic Google Gemini for about 8 months and have generally been pleased with the results, using it mainly for creative imagery but recently it's been giving me some odd results and the 'only a language model' message. While I find it very easy and straightforward to use it's starting to become unreliable.
I tried the basic version of Chat GPT yesterday but it only gives a relatively small daily limit meaning I have to wait till tonight before I can use it again although it did work well and its very intuitive.
A quick search threw up Freepik and I tried that but it's not very user friendly and a bit too complex for me unless I spend some time going through the tutorials.
What recommendations are there for free easy to use AI image generators that are straightforward and have a decent daily limit?

[GuyW]

Where's the you can pick two out of the three triangle diagrams...

I think you'll either need to invest a little time to get used to some of the more obscure interfaces and prompts to get what you need or look to invest in a non free option.

[Prak]

I try not to use AI too much but found that duck.ai gives some surprisingly good and quick results without any login. Not sure what daily limits apply but if has no login then separate private browsing windows might let you keep going for a while?

prompt said:

A man dominating the stairs while holding a tin of custard powder in one hand and Red Bull in the other. He looks angry.

[Mr Whippy]

If you have a decent gpu and a chunk of hdd space try comfyUI.

Free yourself from the limits of prompting and single stage approaches and go full creative mode by mixing all kinds of inputs etc.

[captain_cynic]

Mr Whippy said:

If you have a decent gpu and a chunk of hdd space try comfyUI.

Free yourself from the limits of prompting and single stage approaches and go full creative mode by mixing all kinds of inputs etc.

This, if you've got a decent GPU it'll be faster than the online versions and better quality as you can produce higher res images/upscale.

Biggest issue is getting the right resources for what you want (checkpoints, loras, et al.). What the AI companies are selling isn't the tech, rather the training data.

[2172cc]

thanks for the advice

[AlexC1981]

captain_cynic said:

This, if you've got a decent GPU it'll be faster than the online versions and better quality as you can produce higher res images/upscale.

Biggest issue is getting the right resources for what you want (checkpoints, loras, et al.). What the AI companies are selling isn't the tech, rather the training data.

I thought my 5070 TI was a "decent" GPU until I looked up the requirements