This is a Hugging Face Space created by Joeythemonster, duplicated from BilalSardar/Text-To-image-AllModels, for text-to-image generation. Users can input text descriptions and select artistic styles to customize generated image output. The space is currently running and refreshing.
A blog post by Matt Webb arguing that Adobe should make a boring app for prompt engineers. It discusses AI image synthesis tools like DALL-E 2, Imagen, and Midjourney, noting that prompt engineering is a new kind of expertise. The post describes Midjourney's Discord-only interface during its beta.
Tater AI creates or edits images with generative AI and text-based controls.
Prompy is a collection of curated GPT-5 and GPT-4o visual prompts intended for UI, branding and marketing work. It describes ready-to-use prompts meant to help designers, marketing strategists and agencies generate ideas and speed up design workflows.
AI Gallery is a tool for creating AI artwork on volunteer GPUs. According to the site, no GPU or installation is required, and the generated gallery stays on the user's device. Help documentation covers queues, models, credits, local storage, backups and generation controls.
A page by pharmapsychotic collecting tools and resources for AI art, organized into sections such as text to image, upscaling, StyleGAN, text video, prompt engineering and music. It links to shared Google Colab notebooks for text-to-image work with pre-trained GAN and diffusion models, and notes Stable Diffusion WebUI for running SD locally.
Pixray is a service that supports photographers and agencies in generating predictable revenue from copyright violations in line with their brand and values. It operates Fair Licensing, a copyright enforcement platform that allows agencies to resolve copyright claims by selling retroactive licenses without lawyers or middlemen.
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A blog post by Matt Webb arguing that Adobe should make a boring app for prompt engineers. It discusses AI image synthesis tools like DALL-E 2, Imagen, and Midjourney, noting that prompt engineering is a new kind of expertise. The post describes Midjourney's Discord-only interface during its beta.
Tater AI creates or edits images with generative AI and text-based controls.
Prompy is a collection of curated GPT-5 and GPT-4o visual prompts intended for UI, branding and marketing work. It describes ready-to-use prompts meant to help designers, marketing strategists and agencies generate ideas and speed up design workflows.
AI Gallery is a tool for creating AI artwork on volunteer GPUs. According to the site, no GPU or installation is required, and the generated gallery stays on the user's device. Help documentation covers queues, models, credits, local storage, backups and generation controls.
A page by pharmapsychotic collecting tools and resources for AI art, organized into sections such as text to image, upscaling, StyleGAN, text video, prompt engineering and music. It links to shared Google Colab notebooks for text-to-image work with pre-trained GAN and diffusion models, and notes Stable Diffusion WebUI for running SD locally.
Pixray is a service that supports photographers and agencies in generating predictable revenue from copyright violations in line with their brand and values. It operates Fair Licensing, a copyright enforcement platform that allows agencies to resolve copyright claims by selling retroactive licenses without lawyers or middlemen.
