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It's frustrating to see cherished photos and AI images become blurry and pixelated when zoomed in, displayed on a 4K screen as wallpapers, or not qualified for 300DPI print. Fortunately, Aiarty can help fix that with AI art enhancer tools. For AI images created in certain generators, we often struggle with these constraints: 1K/2K resolution limits, lack of batch upscaling, or burden on hardware. For photos, sometimes we're left with noisy, soft-focus shots, or to be disappointed by low-res old photos. Aiarty Image Enhancer can help fix flawed, blurry, and low-quality images, upscale and enhance old photos, AI art, and web images, up to 16K/32K with natural details. Aiarty Image Enhancer is a standalone AI-powered enhancer from Digiarty Software, dedicated to image quality improvement and upscaling with new details. Built in with 3 AI models (More Detail, Smooth Diff, and Real-Photo), it utilizes auto AI inference to deblur, denoise, restore and upscale images to utmost clarity. Zero skills are needed to use Aiarty. You just choose the desired model, select either X1 enhance, directly upscale to 2K, 4K, 8K, or upscale by X2, X4, X8, up to 16K, 32K and higher resolutions easily. Get a one-year Aiarty license for free by participating in a limited-time giveaway to enjoy full features. If you're disappointed by other enhancer tools or skeptical about all the AI buzz, Aiarty Image Enhancer will change your mind and make your images great again. It stands out in the following ways. Some online image upscalers or traditional photo enhancers only use nearest neighbor interpolation, which won't adapt its performance due to a lack of AI-acquired "experience", leading to detail loss, aliasing, and "blocky" artifacts at higher resolutions. In contrast, Aiarty uses AI to understand an image and construct how the image should appear. It has been trained on a massive dataset of 6.78 million images and underwent 58 rounds of rigorous model refinement. Aiarty Image Enhancer readily fills the gap where other AI enhancers fall short: Aiarty not only upsizes, but also recreates missing details, generates proper texture, and fixes flawed pixels in one go. It won't dramatically alter the image upon upscaling, but properly generate new pixels to match the image content naturally and clearly. While some other enhancers are dedicated to photos only, Aiarty is tailored for photos, AI art, anime, illustrations, and web images (compressed by platforms and can be improved in Aiarty). You can easily use corresponding models for dedicated needs. If you're tired of tweaking 10-20 parameters, manually downloading extensions, and waiting forever for image upscaling in other tools (online/software), Aiarty simplifies the process with just three easy steps and delivers better results. It offers faster speeds and batch processing capabilities, handling up to 3,000 images per hour. Optimized for Nvidia, AMD, and CPU, it also works efficiently on low VRAM hardware. Normally, Aiarty has a one-year license that is $85 or a lifetime unlock for $115. Now, users can get a free one-year license by simply clicking the "License Giveaway" button while the offer lasts. Users can select from three AI models depending on what images they're working with and what the desired result will be. Auto inference applies to all models. Once you import images into Aiarty Image Enhancer, it will start the auto-inference process to analyze the picture and enhance it accordingly. It will help you to deblur, denoise, or restore compression artifacts automatically to the best results, depending on the specific problems of each image and model properties. Aiarty Image Enhancer lets you preview and compare enhancements in real-time, making it easy to choose the perfect model for your images. First, you'll need to make sure you have a Mac that can run Aiarty. The system requirements need macOS Big Sur or later with 8GB of RAM on any M-series chip. After you've downloaded the app, installed it, and registered it, you'll be set to enhance and upscale images. Upload an image to the AI image enhancer tool by dragging it in or clicking one of several software buttons to add images. Once an image is added, Aiarty will automatically analyze it to prepare the optimized models for the image. From there, you can begin working on the image using the tools on the right side of the app. The resulting image exported from Aiarty will retain all of the original image metadata. There are many options throughout the application that can adjust export options and how the models are used to enhance image quality. Stay away from slow photo enhancer tools that do nothing but stretch out the image. Use the Aiarty Image Enhancer with AI models that enhance picture quality, add new pixels that match the content, and save time with hardware optimization. If you create AI art or have a large photo library full of old images, Aiarty can help ensure they're enhanced and sized to perfection. The AI image enhancer can transform an otherwise small, grainy image into something worth printing out or displaying on UHD screens. To get Aiarty for free for one year with full features, check out the Aiarty giveaway page. After the free year, users can choose to purchase an annual license for $85 or a lifetime license for $115. If no purchase is made, the software reverts to its free trial version without any automatic charges.

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Leonardo.Ai Wants You to Be in Control of AI Image Generation

It's not hard to see why image generation startup Leonardo.Ai has the name it does. "Da Vinci was both an artist and an inventor," said CEO J.J. Fiasson. "I've always been fascinated by the intersection of technology and creativity." In the crowded field of AI startups, image generation is a popular focus. Leonardo.Ai's competitors include OpenAI's Dall-E 3 and Adobe's Firefly, as well as Midjourney, Pixlr and Night Journey. And they all essentially have the same mission: to make the creation of images and videos as simple as typing (or saying) a sentence. When Leonardo.Ai was founded in October 2022, Fiasson said, the goal was to create a generative AI platform that gives users more control over images, thanks in part to a better understanding of natural language -- that is, the way you and I speak. Early features of the platform (also called Leonardo.Ai) included tools like style reference, content reference and character reference to help Leonardo.Ai understand exactly what you want, as well as an AI canvas for editing. "These features collectively ensure that users can work with more natural language prompts and still achieve the detailed, high-quality images they desire, giving them full creative control over the entire process," a spokesperson said. The platform has 17 million registered users and saw 4 million to 5 million monthly active users in May. According to the spokesperson, a forthcoming foundation model, Phoenix, provides control by "adhering to prompts with extreme accuracy." (Prompt engineering, or the art of writing to communicate to a generative AI model precisely what you want, can be a delicate operation on any platform.) Phoenix is the first model Leonardo.Ai has built in-house. It's in previews, with a launch planned for later this month. The model, like others, is able to generate images based on "long and detailed prompts" with a "heightened level of prompt adherence," the spokesperson said. Prior to Phoenix, Leonardo used open-source models based on AI-generated-art program Stable Diffusion. They were trained on publicly licensed images, Creative Commons images and synthetic data, or data that's been generated by algorithms or through computer simulations to replace real-world data. The startup also allows you to train your own model to better meet your creative needs. As of December, the startup said, 470,000 models like this had been created. In late 2023, Leonardo.Ai released a generative AI tool called Realtime Canvas, which lets you paint in real time with AI augmentation. Another relatively new feature includes Edit With AI, which lets you edit images using prompts. The Realtime Gen feature generates images as you type. "[It's about] making some of the whole process very, very easy and straightforward," Faisson said. "Making people feel like they're in control ... rather than making them feel like it's spin the wheel and maybe you get something that you want, maybe you don't." To start, you choose a preset model like Phoenix, enter a prompt and click Generate to see an initial set of images. I asked Leonardo for a kitten, teddy bear and unicorn at the beach. It suggested I modify the prompt with "instructive language to quickly iterate," such as, "Add a red hat" or, "Make it vintage." You can also choose from presets like Anime, Graphic Design and Stock Photography. It even offered to improve my query with an adjective-heavy prompt: "A playful kitten, a cuddly teddy bear, and a majestic unicorn frolic together on the sandy shore beneath a bright sun. The kitten's fur shimmers in the golden light, the teddy bear's plush is pristine and inviting, and the unicorn's horn gleams with magical energy. This enchanting scene is depicted in a stunning painting that captures the whimsical charm and innocence of these beloved creatures. The vibrant colors and intricate details make this image a true work of art that radiates joy and wonder." In her review of Leonardo.Ai, CNET's Katelyn Chedraoui called the tool a solid option, on par with competitors like Firefly. She noted that it does indeed adhere to prompts better than platforms like Midjourney but lacks comprehensive editing tools and what she described as a "wow" factor. Leonardo.Ai offers a free, limited version of the platform, along with premium plans that start at $10 per month. Features like character, style and content reference require a premium plan. So does training your own model. The platform was initially targeted at the gaming industry, but that's since broadened to include marketing and advertising; design; and entertainment, though Fiasson said the tool is also meant for the general public. Now Leonardo.Ai is developing a business-focused offering, which will allow enterprise users to train a model using their own datasets and then work together within the platform. In December, Leonardo.Ai raised $31 million from investors like Blackbird, Side Stage Ventures, Smash Capital, Tirta Ventures, Gaorong Capital and Samsung Next. "A lot of it is around, How do we actually make that more powerful, more controllable? How do we enable people to actually have a greater degree of control over the output?" Fiasson said. "And, How do we enable people to use tech to get from this starting concept to a very finished end point?"

CNET

Tue, 16 Jul, 8:02 PM UTC

Ideogram AI image generator review

Last year, Canadian startup Ideogram launched an AI image generation service - with a twist. The team was determined to include text in the AI image mix, something which every other platform struggles with. What's interesting is how well they've succeeded. For the first time, designers, and those with more of an eye on typography, could use an AI tool to produce something grown up and sophisticated. Text was no longer taboo. A quick look at the home page spells it out. Where many of the best AI image generators we've reviewed offer cutesy anime and fantasy style images in their carousels, Ideogram shows off gorgeous high resolution images with a strong typeset integration. It's a subtle but important distinction, and opens up whole new design areas such as logos, humor or other image uses which have previously been off limits for conventional AI platforms. Of course the market is changing all the time, and already there are alternatives like Stable Diffusion 3 waiting in the wings, but for now Ideogram still holds the AI text crown. You can check it out by clicking here. The platform offers a free plan which gives 20 slow generated images a day. The speed varies according to the load on the service, but in my testing it was around 30 to 45 seconds or so, which is not too terrible. The free plan also provides access to the community image gallery, the use of the Describe tool and 70% quality JPG image file downloads. The Paid plans start at $8 a month for the Basic plan which gives 400 prompts a month, a basic image editor, high quality 2K image upscaling and 100% quality image downloads. Plus and Pro plan users can also keep their images private and away from the public gallery, and upload their own images to rework. Paying users also get to create seamless repeating Tile patterns, which is a boon for design work like texture or background creation. The first surprise when you land on the Ideogram front page, is how bare it is. Unlike other AI image generators, there's no browsing here until you sign up or log in to an account. It's quite disconcerting, and probably deters a fair number of potential users. There are two clicks you can make, either a help ? icon or an Apple or Google account login button. There's not even basic email registration. Mandating a login restricts access to the user community images which are available on the main page, and there's a simple reason for this gatekeeping. You see there are two very useful tools anyone can use once logged in to get started. The first is to click on the three dot menu under any image to copy and use the prompt which made it. The second more powerful method is to click the same menu but this time select the Describe option. This gives you a full blown 'magic' prompt created by the service which delivers the ultimate quality image from your basic prompt. For example, I grabbed a prompt which read: "a dog's head in profile with a double exposure of a forest and Dalmatians playing in the background." The 'magic' feature upgraded that basic copied prompt to: "a close-up of a dog's face, predominantly in shades of brown and white. The background is a blend of a dense forest and a clearing where two Dalmatians are seen playing in the grass. The juxtaposition of the dog's head with the forest and Dalmatians creates a surreal effect, as if the dog is emerging from the woods or merging with them." Result: a vastly improved image result, which uses the power of the crowd along with some AI smarts to produce a nice looking image. It's not perfect, but it's a great start to iterate on. The above example points to one of the key benefits of using Ideogram over some of the best AI art generators and image generators that have sprung up over the last couple of years. The platform really wants to help users get the best out of their image generation credits. Even those on the free plan can benefit from these features, although you'll have to upgrade to a paid plan to edit, upscale or download 100% quality images when you're done. Proper prompting can be extremely tricky for non-experts, so being able to use the front page community images as a start point is very powerful. Creating a Remix of a sample image is also a great way to produce something quickly and easily, based on an existing user image. It sounds like cheating, but paid plan users have the power to keep their images private, so there is a choice of access. In general, creating lush, beautiful images with Ideogram is fast and painless. The addition of the 'Magic' prompt function, although it's not unique to Ideogram, is an excellent way to minimize user disappointment through bad prompting. The new upscaling function is also a powerful method of delivering professional quality images which can be used in commercial settings such as advertising and marketing. The image results may not match the consistent and coherent quality of Midjourney, but it's not far off. Where the platform falls a little short is in the editing area. There's no outpainting or inpainting functions, so the editing is limited to crop, zoom, color selection and changing aspect ratio. The most valuable editing function is to draw text positions on a generated image and use an updated prompt and Remix to add the actual text to the result. This is extremely useful for adding or adjusting precise text, as you might need when designing a logo or other brand element. It's just a shame that there's not a larger selection of image editing tools on the platform, as there is with other services. Ideogram combines top quality AI image generation with superb typographic control. In that regard it is unique among its peers. The image quality at its best matches anything on the market, even if the editing features are a little weak in places.

TechRadar

Mon, 22 Jul, 6:02 PM UTC

Leonardo.ai AI image generator review

AI image generators have come a long way from the early days of surreal distorted abominations. Leonardo.ai, one of the early players on the scene, offers a great selection of tools that cater to both hobbyist prosumers and professionals. The Australian company has clearly set its sights on being a jack of all trades in the best AI image generator space, and from early impressions, it's got a good chance of pulling it off. The combination of some solid Stable Diffusion models foundations, and a welter of cool tools makes it pretty compelling. Sure there's still some work to do, but the platform's latest improvements have really thrown down the gauntlet in a big way. You can check out Leonardo by clicking here. The service is offered primarily via an online web presence, but there's also an IOS app available, and an Android version threatened for some unspecified time in the future. Setting up a Leonardo account is pretty straightforward. You can sign in with Apple, Google, Microsoft, or plain old email. Next, choose your plan -- ranging from $0 for the Free version up to $60 for Maestro Unlimited. There's also a Teams Plan coming soon, but there's no pricing given as yet. I joined up to the $12 a month Apprentice Plan, which gives 8500 image tokens a month, token rollover and the ability to keep your images private. Marketeers will also appreciate the ability to fine tune up to 10 models a month, which should cover their brand identity needs. The account dashboard is full of tools and options, which is a little confusing at first, but it doesn't take long to work your way through the features and find what you need. Did I mention that Leonardo is pretty feature-packed?. There are tools to generate images from prompts, create AI images from your hand drawn sketches, edit existing images, and even turn still images into videos. One fun option is Realtime Generation. Start typing a prompt, and watch the image materialize before your eyes. It feels like magic, minus the wand. You can fiddle with various settings to tailor the result, which is even better. The only downside is you're limited to the models you can use, and the text generation is a bit random. But it's a great way to quickly test out ideas before you jump into the prompt engineering in earnest. So the million-pixel question, how does it stack up against the best AI art generators and image generators? Well, if Midjourney is the top choice in terms of solid, reliable, beautiful images, Leonardo is the Swiss Army knife. The kind of versatility the platform offers - from professional text handling to community created fine tuned models - is something others should envy. Leonardo can definitely produce some excellent image results. A testament to the solid Stable Diffusion models underpinning the platform. I tested out prompts for a variety of animals, and they delivered some solid if predictable results. However it's text generation that really stands out. Like Ideogram, Leonardo seems to have no problem with delivering consistent coherent text on demand, which is very cool. But it's not all sunshine and rainbows. The Motion function, which aims to create video animations from stills, is still a bit suspect. I could generate clips, but for the most part they didn't really work very well. Having already reviewed the best AI video editors, the only video shorts that worked here were camera pan type clips, similar to Apple's Live Photos. I guess this is inevitable given the parlous state of current AI video generation in general. Other areas like inpainting (editing small image sections) can also be more tricky than necessary. On the other hand, I found outpainting, where you add sections onto the original image, to be a real breeze. The results were great. Business users will be pleased to know there's lots of stuff to keep the marketing department happy. The Training & Datasets feature lets you train models using your own brand assets. Need new social media content that mirrors your brand identity? You got it. The caveat: it's only useful if you have a robust brand presence or aspire to build one. Because your personal fine tuned models won't cope with text generation, you'll be limited to creating brand assets with the right plumage, and then have to finish off with some of the best graphic design software like Canva or Photoshop to add the text and details you need. For some reason the fine tuned output I created - I trained a pizza dataset of course - kept throwing up NSFW errors. I understand some people can be a little over obsessed with Italy's finest, but I fail to see why that warrants a lockdown. A bit annoying, even though the general NSFW lock can be switched off in settings. While the platform's overall UI is great, there are areas where it's a little clunky. For example the Canvas Editor - a comprehensive tool allowing inpainting, outpainting, model-swapping and more - could do with some extra help, especially in the inpainting department. I had to resort to the excellent Leonardo help guides a few times, and even then it definitely wasn't as intuitive as it should be. I found myself struggling to erase or change small areas of an image, which probably reflects my inept prompting. Speaking of help, the community aspect of the service is also pretty good. As well as the guide, there's community support from the product's Discord channel, or via Facebook or Reddit. Users can also share their work on these channels, as well as the in-app gallery. Leonardo is not just 'another wannabe' in the AI image generator crowd. It's easy to use, versatile, and offers excellent value for money given the array of features. Professionals will appreciate the real-time editing, upscaling, and the plethora of various models to choose from. Over one hundred at last count. Speed is another forte. Leonardo is seriously fast. The Lightning XL model generations are under 30 secs per generated set, while the default Phoenix model results are not far behind. Leonardo is rapidly turning out to be a top contender in the AI image generation space. It's not perfect, but the impressive thing is it's improving rapidly. Which is often a solid signpost to a product's future potential.

TechRadar

Tue, 23 Jul, 8:02 AM UTC

Meta Unveils 'Imagine Me': AI-Powered Self-Image Generation Tool for Facebook and Instagram

Meta introduces 'Imagine Me', a new AI feature that allows users to create personalized AI-generated images of themselves. This tool, integrated into Facebook and Instagram, marks a significant advancement in AI-powered content creation for social media platforms.

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Wed, 24 Jul, 12:02 AM UTC

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