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What's the Best AI Image Generator Tool You've Used?

Samar Ali
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After searching for many AI models for my e-commerce photography, I finally found Jector. It provides an optimized AI generation environment for e-commerce images through node-based creation flows. Don't miss out on the launch this Monday! https://www.producthunt.com/products/jector-ai-2

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Gurkaran Singh
Ah, discovering the right AI image generator is like finding the perfect filter for your selfies—exciting! Jector's node-based creation flows seem like the e-commerce photography game-changer we've all been waiting for. Can't wait to see the magic unfold on Monday!
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Emily Willis
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Launching soon!
Hi Samar! My experience hasn't been great with AI image generators. I've tried a couple but the results haven't worked (for the purpose needed). Which tools have you used that work for you, out of interest?
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MOCHIMIN
Hi Samar! Ideogram and Firefly are good AI models for creating images. Ideogram can also generate image automatically based on the old one.
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