After these video tutorials, we will provide a list of alternative sites you may want to explore.

Many of these services offer a "premium" tier that comes at a cost. However, for the purpose of this course, we do not expect participants to sign up for or pay for any services.

To save and review your generated images, these sites require you to create a login. Adobe Firefly allows you to sign in using your existing Google, Facebook, or Apple accounts, as well as the option to create a standalone account. Microsoft Copilot's Image Creator from Designer (yes that's actually the official name) utilizes a Microsoft Account.

Feel free to use whichever service you feel most comfortable with.

Adobe Firefly:

Adobe Firefly

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Microsoft Copilot:

Microsoft Copilot Designer

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AI generator listing:

1. Adobe Firefly (firefly.adobe.com)
Cost: Free
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2. Bing Image Creator (bing.com/create)
Cost: Free (limited fast images, unlimited slower image creations)
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3. Midjourney (midjourney.com)
Cost: Plans from $10 USD to $120 USD per month (no free version)
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4. DALL-E (labs.openai.com)
Cost: Some free image credits; buy 115 more credits for $15 USD
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5. Scribble Diffusion (scribblediffusion.com)
Cost: Free
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6. WaifuLabs (waifulabs.com)
Cost: Free
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7. Canva Text to Image (canva.com/ai-image-generator)
Cost: Depends on your Canva account (limited number of credits)
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8. DreamStudio (dreamstudio.ai)
Cost: Some free credits; purchase additional credits
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9. Craiyon (craiyon.com)
Cost: Totally free
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10. Dream (dream.ai)
Cost: Free version (1 image per ad displayed) and paid (4 images at a time; $9.99 monthly; $89.99 yearly; $99.99 lifetime)
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