FLUX
by FLUXFLUX is an open-source image model available through APIs, self-hosting, desktop systems and the web.
AI image generators turn text prompts, reference images or edits into new images. This list helps you compare tools for a browser, phone, desktop, API or self-hosted setup.
The page follows its finder rule: newest releases appear first, using figures the makers publish and no score. Compare access, costs, image controls, credits, usage rights and output options.
FLUX is an open-source image model available through APIs, self-hosting, desktop systems and the web.
Recraft turns prompts into images through Android, iOS, web, API and a browser extension.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2It suits people creating images from prompts or references who also want browser and mobile access, editing, or short video generation.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebNightCafe generates and edits images from text and reference images on Android, iOS and web.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebIdeogram creates and edits images from text, with reference images, on iOS, web and API.
Dzine makes prompt-based images on iOS, web and API, with free access and a trial.
Microsoft Image Creator makes and edits images from text and reference images on Android, iOS, web and API.
Shedevrum generates images from text on Android, iOS and the web.
SeaArt AI suits people who want image and video creation tools alongside character creation and a community gallery.
Deep Dream Generator creates images from text through its web app.
Wixel suits people creating visual content, documents or presentations who want chat-guided design and editing.
Pebblely suits merchants, marketers, and developers creating product visuals for ecommerce, social, websites, email, or advertising.
Stable Diffusion WebUI Forge is an open-source image tool for text, references and editing across desktop, web and API.
Draw Things makes and edits images with prompts or reference pictures on iOS and macOS, plus API access.
Check the platform field before you commit. Listed options include web, API, iOS, Android, macOS and self-hosted setups.
An API suits software workflows. A self-hosted tool may fit a setup where you need local control.
Look for a free plan, a free trial and the Paid from field. Draw Things lists a free plan with paid access from $8.99 per month; Wixel lists a free plan with paid access from $90 per year.
Monthly credits can limit how often you generate images. Compare the credit allowance and the paid price together.
The comparison covers text-to-image, reference images and image editing. A reference-image field matters when you want an output to follow an existing visual.
Check output formats before downloading work for a design or publishing workflow.
Commercial use is a comparison field. Read the tool's terms before using generated images in paid work, client projects or products.
API access can connect image generation to an app or service. If you need to read or change the code, check whether the tool is open source or supports self-hosting.