Discover The Right AI Tools For Your Workflow

Way easier than fumbling around in After Effects. You get free credits to play with before paying, and once I upgraded I could do longer videos without watermarks.

What stood out was the sheer number of characters you can pick from, and you can really personalize how they talk and behave which I hadn’t expected. it was a fun little distraction when I was bored.

Fired up Talkie AI on my tablet after a long day, not expecting much. Picked a goofy character and we just riffed on random nonsense for like 20 minutes. Some answers are obviously AI‑generated, but I found myself laughing at a few. Ads pop up occasionally, but it’s free, so can’t complain. Definitely my go‑to app when I’m feeling lazy.

A couple pieces looked a little misaligned on my photo and loading wasn’t always super fast, but the ability to preview fits is solid. I just hope they add better wishlist features and mobile support soon.

Prep some ecommerce images for my store. The one-click background remover worked better than I expected and saved me time. Still, the dashboard felt a bit crowded at first

simple to navigate and there are tons of avatars and templates to choose from. Rendering speed was fine for my mid-range PC. However, some AI voices still sound slightly robotic if you pick the wrong one.

loved watching it stitch everything together and even connect auth and database logic. Yes, it uses credits, but the speed at which I went from concept to deployable prototype made it totally worth it for me.

As a content writer, I use Lens Go almost every day. It quickly turns stock photos into detailed alt text, which is super helpful for SEO and accessibility. The copy-paste workflow is smooth, and I feel confident my descriptions actually make sense to screen readers.