(2024 Update) 6 Best Free AI Image Generator Compared | Midjourney Alternatives

The video script introduces the viewer to the best free AI image generators available in 2024. It promises a comparison of the top six options and guidance on which one to choose. The excitement is palpable as the host invites the audience to discover the latest in AI image generation technology.

Leonardo AI is highlighted as the first tool, offering a range of features including image generation, real-time drawing, and AI video generation. Users can input prompts and customize their creations through various settings such as AI models, styles, and elements. The platform provides 150 free tokens daily, with the option to upscale the generated images to 2k quality, although it lacks support for higher resolutions.

Playground AI is the second tool presented, noted for its user-friendly guidance, especially for first-time users. It allows for image generation with filters and style presets, and like Leonardo AI, customization of settings is available, albeit with fewer options. The tool stands out for allowing free users to create up to 500 images per day, a significant advantage over other products.

HitPaw Photo AI is described as an all-in-one AI editing software that provides numerous style presets and supports up to 4k image generation. It is very user-friendly, allowing users to input prompts, choose styles, and set aspect ratios and resolutions before generating high-quality images. The tool also includes an AI enhancer for upscaling images to an impressive 32k quality.

The script mentions an AI portrait generator that enables users to create images based on their own faces. With the use of presets, users can place themselves in various settings, wearing different costumes, offering a fun and personalized approach to image creation.

Stable Diffusion is introduced as an open-source AI model popular among users but with significant demands on GPU and CPU resources. While not suitable for everyone due to these requirements, tutorials are available for running it on personal devices. For those interested in trying it out, the Clipdrop website offers a free trial with limited generation capabilities, providing a glimpse into what Stable Diffusion can achieve.

Ideogram is best known for its text generation feature, allowing users to view and be inspired by other creators' work. It is suitable for both designers and enthusiasts, offering a limit of 100 image generations per day for free users, with the flexibility to return the next day for more.

Canva is the last tool mentioned, where users can search for 'magic media' to generate images. By inputting prompts, choosing styles, and setting the aspect ratio, Canva generates four images at a time. These can be added to a canvas or exported directly. However, free users are limited to 50 credits for image generation, equivalent to 50 uses.

The video concludes with a prompt for viewers to choose their preferred AI image generator from the top six discussed. The host encourages viewers to share other recommendations in the comments section and reminds them to like and subscribe for more updates on the latest AI tools and tips. The video aims to be helpful and informative for those interested in AI image generation.