What you can do with it
Turn descriptions into images, greeting cards, invitations, stickers, and other personal graphics. Microsoft Designer also offers AI photo editing such as removing distractions and changing backgrounds. It is approachable for people who want a finished visual without learning a professional graphics application, with saved creations available through their Microsoft account.
What’s included for free
Free usage is limited; subscriptions allow more frequent creation. A personal Microsoft account is required. Designer is licensed for personal, non-commercial use.
Free tiers can restrict usage or features. Paid upgrades are separate.
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Free planLeonardo.Ai
Use a browser workspace to generate and refine images for visual concepts, illustrations, and creative projects. Leonardo allocates tokens to different AI operations, so a small experiment may cost a different amount from a more demanding one. Its recurring free allowance makes it useful for learning how prompts and generation settings affect results.
Free planIdeogram
Generate illustrations, posters, and visual concepts from a prompt using Ideogram’s image models. The interface is useful for experimenting with graphic compositions and text within an image. Free accounts use a slower generation queue, making the service suitable for occasional exploration when immediate results and private generation are not essential.
Free planAdobe Firefly
Create images from written prompts, experiment with visual styles, and revise creative assets in Adobe’s browser workspace. Firefly suits mood boards, illustration concepts, and everyday image experiments. Its free access covers a curated selection of generative features and models, so check the active model and allowance before starting a larger project.