The 6 Best Free AI Text to Art Generators to Create an Image From What You Type
Reading Time: 5 minutesThese free AI apps can take a sentence you type and turn it into a realistic painting or an image.
Is there anything artificial intelligence can’t do? It seems like there’s a mesmerizing new technological breakthrough every month. The trending breakthrough is how AI can now take a sentence you type and turn it into a painting or an image. And you can try it right now.
If you want to create AI art from your writing, here are some of the best free AI text-to-image generators.
1. Nightcafe (Web): The Simplest Free Text-to-Image AI Converter
Nightcafe is the perfect example of these text-to-image apps to make your jaw drop by seeing the kind of mind-blowing creations AI can do. Type any simple English sentence, and Nightcafe will use AI to turn it into a painting.
When creating a new image, you can choose from various artistic styles, including cubist, oil painting, matte, surreal, steampunk, etc. You can also add modifiers of artists, techniques, and cultural genres. Then you have to choose between two AI styles: Artistic and Coherent.
You can read about the tech jargon behind each on the website, but there’s a basic difference for the lay user. The Artistic variant is better for abstract creations like showing buildings in the sky or other imaginative sentences. The Coherent version is better for realistic images with your own customizations.
Select the aspect ratio, the output resolution, and a few other settings, and you’re good to go. Nightcafe will give you original artwork based on your choices in a few minutes. All your creations are saved in your account.
When you create an account, you get five credits free, with five daily credits too. Credits determine the number of tweaks you can make in the settings of an artwork. You can also use an artwork as a base to refine it, which costs more credits. And yes, you can download your artwork for free in small resolution.
2. Starry AI (Web, Android, iOS): Text-to-Image AI Art With Granular Control
Starry AI turns text into AI artwork images like the other apps in this list. But unlike many others, it offers granular control over certain aspects that make the results a lot more personal.
You’ll start by entering a random phrase and choosing between two AI engines: Altair (produces dream-like images, more abstract) and Orion (produces ‘unreal reality,’ often more cohesive). Then choose from 16 art styles, canvas size, and aspect ratio, and optionally add your own custom image to use as a base. Selecting a custom image is usually a good idea in these apps.
Starry AI lets you use extra credits to lengthen the AI’s runtime so that you get a better final image. Similarly, you can spend credits to tell the AI how closely to stick to your text. And finally, when the image is generated, you can spend credits to upscale the image to download high-resolution AI artwork.
Plus, you don’t always have to pay for these credits. Starry AI lets you earn free credits every day or week by watching ads or sharing your creations on different social media.
Download: Starry AI for Android | iOS (Free)
3. Craiyon (Web): Get a Taste of the Famous OpenAI DALL-E
AI research lab OpenAI created the original and most popular version of an AI text-to-image generator, the DALL-E. Netizens are wowed by DALL-E 2’s ability to turn natural language into images.
If you don’t want to sign up, you can use Craiyon (formerly DALL-E Mini), an open-source version of the original AI model available for public use.
The machine learns descriptions by reading captions of other images on the internet and applying them to whatever phrase you type. You don’t need to register for an account, and you get unlimited tries for your images.
Type your sentence (and be as specific as possible) and hit Draw. It’ll take some time, but Craiyon will soon give you nine different images made from your sentence. You can save any or all images to your hard drive.
Unlike other apps, there are no further enhancements or customizations in Craiyon, but it is the simplest text-to-image AI generator and offers unlimited tries for free.
4. Dream by Wombo (Android, iOS): Simple, Free, Unlimited AI Text-to-Image Art Generator
Every AI-based text-to-image art generator is either paid, runs on a credit system, or has other restrictions. Dream by Wombo bucks all those limitations to let you create unlimited artwork from your text in many styles.
It’s as simple as creating an account, writing a sentence, and selecting a style. Current styles include, among others, Ghibli, Dali, Love, Robots, Psychic, Synthwave, Baroque, and Dark Fantasy. Let Wombo generate the image, and you can immediately ask it to develop another or download the one you liked.
You can use either the web app or the mobile app, but as our detailed Dream by Wombo review shows, the mobile version offers a few more features. Specifically, you can add a base image for the AI to use as a reference, which always helps in refining what you want.
Download: Dream by Wombo for Android | iOS (Free)
5. Pixray (Web): AI Text-to-Image Generator With Custom Codes for Geeks
Pixray is a text-to-art generator that you can run in a browser, on your computer, or with an API, all for free. It has a simple interface, but with its customizable AI engines and extensive documentation for custom codes, geeks will have a great time with it.
The default interface is simple. First, add your sentence as you normally would in any app. Then choose from the different AI render engines in the ‘drawer’. Pixel generates pixel art, vqgan generates GAN-images (often trippy or realistic), and clipdraw and line_sketch generate stroke-based images as if it was a drawing and strokes were drawn down.
This in itself will give you fantastic images, but the fun part is the last section, Settings.
In the extensive Pixray documentation, you’ll find that you can tweak the AI settings in several ways. For example, you can add artists or styles, define quality, iterations, or scale, and discover detailed ways to change your artwork through the drawer, display, filter, video, and image settings. It’s a bit of heavy reading, but no coding is involved.
6. DeepAI (Web): Quick and Simple AI Text-to-Image Generator
DeepAI offers an easy-to-use text-to-image generator that produces decent results with the right prompts. There are many image styles on offer, and almost half of those are free. The free ones include basic text-to-image, cute creatures, fantasy worlds, cyberpunk, old, renaissance painting, and abstract, among a few others.
All of these styles produce images according to that theme, pretty much like the other tools on this list. However, among these styles, there is a logo generator as well that you can use to produce interesting logo ideas. It’s particularly useful for artists who are looking for inspiration to build on or to overcome a block.
So Is AI Killing Artists?
The different AI text-to-image generators in this article are all impressive in their own way. But just like AI writing tools, while the end product seems ‘real’ enough, it still misses some things. Artists can add creativity, emotion, and a self-defined style that makes an artwork personal and original. However, AI is quickly on its way to doing the same.
Reference: https://www.makeuseof.com/ai-text-to-art-generators/
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