Please share with us what Ai sites you love and use the most. What are the Pros and Cons between them. I will go 1st
By archangeltara
Tags: aiwebsitescomparision, archangeltara, aisites, ai prompts
Comments (10)
archangeltara
Awww tysvm I wasn't trying to be a critique on yours sorry if it came out that way. I love both sites
DavidP
Thanks for sharing. There are so many platforms now. I began GAI txt2img on NightCafe. Your summary is fair. Personally I have engaged support on a couple off questions/issues and always received prompt and helptful replies (let me add, none of those to query rejected images). The most common and consistent gripe about NC is the way in which the Community Standards are applied in moderation. I shan't pollute your Blog Comments with the usual rant about their Mods, rejections, and account deletions. In my early days, when NC credits were scarce, I used Bing Image create when I was out of NC credits. Also I liked that it made use of the DE-3 model which I could not use as non-PRO on NC. I tried a few other free-to-use platforms. Once credits were no longer an issue n NC and I was PRO that stopped. The last other platform I used was Krea for Editing. That stopped when I could use img2img to edit on NC. I came to BP largely for the freedom, unrestricted ability to create NSFW (as NC frames it) or Mature images, without fear of being deleted. Have come to appreciate BP for more reasons, and it is now my primary platform. I remain on NC just to remain in contact with friends made there.
mim86
Well thought out and to be honest, I can't find a single critique for me, in everything you said. Well done.
paulie
In fall of '24 I finally started dabbling with the text-to-image stuff. First on Grok, which while reasonably fun and had a hug bank of recognizable celebrities, even c and d listers, it was very limiting. Went through a couple of smaller sites, actually bought one life-time membership that I now visit a couple of time a year it seem LOL Then a friend turned me onto NC. I was hooked, but like many; despite its quality I found its censorship quite frustrating. A friend mentioned to me about Venice. I joined there too, and found some of the freedom that I crave; even though I don't often use it to its full extent. More like knowing you can is a nice comfort. I'd heard that Grok had made some improvements and once I got messing with animating my works, they ended up being my main go-to. In April of last year, I tried BP. It was ok, but there were a couple of issues I just didn't like so I quietly left. But just like Grok, I started hearing there were changes, including the building of the social side; which I found nice to have without the extreme limits to creative freedom that NC seems to embrace. I still mess aound on NC some, mostly because I had started a series of challenges that I hate to abandon. Also, in January I attempted to downgrade my membership to the cheapest instead of the big one I had been using... and accidently paid for the whole year... so now, it's no longer a budgetary concern. Good chance I will consider dropping NC for '27 rather than pump more money into them. As it stands, on a daily basise I use Grok, NC, and BP. On an almose daily basis I add in Venice. Rarely will I use anything else. I read that someone was having an issue with clipcut. I do have a membership there. Being in the USA sounds like I might not should have it LOL. And I don't use enough of the premium stuff to make it worthwhile. But again, I like that I have the options.
southamericanmyth
i will add Pollo AI; it has all the important models (seedream, flux, gpt, grok, midjourney) all the video model (i havent tested them yet) a it has its own model Pollo Image 1.6, its very similar to wan or seedream very good prompt adherence, downsides are that its pretty harsh for free/non-subscripted users to get credits, also they put a watermark (not very invasive and easy to delete with editing programs). -Reelmind AI: has a lot of video models, for image it has also all the important ones, flux models are only for paid users, but for the amount of credit they give you the first time and the daily log, you can daily create something with z-image turbo and grok that are incredible cheap on credits. -SeaArt: it has a very large amount of loras, most of them for sdxl so kinda old and weak to current standart, it has a reset credit system, so if you are out of credits, the next day are fulfilled, so you can use the stronger and expensive models without worryng, it has a big downside its user interace is very chaotic and full of spaming ads and messages. -Grok: obviously it only uses the grok model, from the app or main webpage, it gives you more artistic details, most notable styles variations, more unresticted abour nswf stuffs, and a lot of result images, you can even animate without prompt, the downside its constantly doing changes, you never know, and i dont want to get into politics but grok is in charge of a mad dude... anyway most of the images i did on this blog post are made on grok https://budgetpixel.com/blog/jcs-introduction-to-celtic-mythology PD: none of those has a community option to users like chats, challenges, comments, blogs