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HeyVid is an all-in-one video and image generator that provides access to multiple top video and image models, including Kling, Sora, Runway, Midjourney and Flux, from a single platform. It offers text-to-image, image-to-video and text-to-video creation tools.
pixray-text2image is a public Replicate model that uses pixray to generate an image from a text prompt. It runs on Nvidia T4 GPU hardware, with predictions typically completing within 6 minutes, and is also open source and runnable on one's own computer with Docker.
ArtBot is a tool for generating AI-created images and photos with Stable Diffusion, using a distributed computing cluster powered by the AI Horde. It is free to use and requires no login. The page lists creation tools such as ControlNet, drawing, image-to-image, inpainting and live paint, along with an image gallery and model details.
Imagen is a text-to-image diffusion model from Google Research's Brain Team that creates photorealistic images from input text. It builds on large transformer language models for text understanding and cascaded diffusion models for image generation. The project also introduced DrawBench, a benchmark for comparing text-to-image models.
IOPaint is a free, open-source and fully self-hostable image inpainting and outpainting tool powered by AI models. It can erase unwanted objects, add or replace elements in images, generate text, and generate new pixels around images to enlarge them, with various models available for different tasks.
SVGStud.io is an AI-powered SVG generator and editor. It generates SVGs from textual descriptions and optional example images, refines them iteratively, and offers semantic search across a library of 127303 SVGs plus a gallery and in-browser editing. Generated SVGs are licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0. Inputs are logged and generated SVGs are added to the public library.
