There’s an AI for that

Midjourney is phenomenal ($10/mo.), but these 5 FREE AI image generators may surprise you:

1. Lexica

This is one of the better AI image generators you'll find.

And it's very simple to use.

Just put in your prompt and generate images with a click.

🔗 https://lnkd.in/gjGtubWN

2. BlueWillow

If you use Midjourney or have used it, then using Blue Willow will be a breeze.

It works through Discord just like Midjourney, so you'll have to download and set it up.

After you get everything up, you enter a prompt and it'll generate 4 images to choose from.

🔗 https://lnkd.in/ghbdNgiU

3. Playground AI

If you're looking for more complex customization and input for your images, Playground is the go-to.

After generating the image, you can apply several filters.

These filters encompass aspects like image dimensions, guidance for the prompt, image quality, and finer details, among others.

🔗 https://lnkd.in/gMiyP8ig

4. Leonardo AI

Leonardo is one of those tools geared towards characters rather than general images.

But, it does a fantastic job creating some of the best images you'll ever genereate.

What makes it stand out even more is the array of filters it offers.

These filters empower you to craft the perfect image that suits your specific requirements.

🔗 https://lnkd.in/gKf2QXKJ

5. Bing Create

This is Microsoft's own AI image generator.

The noteworthy aspect is that the resulting image quality is notably superior and meets high standards.

🔗 https://lnkd.in/gMbxbZC8

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