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DeepAI

An all-in-one creative AI site for generating images, video, music and voice, editing photos, chatting with an AI that browses the web and building websites, with free use and a $9.99 monthly Pro plan.

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What it does

DeepAI is a browser-based creative AI platform that began in late 2016 with a text-to-image generator. From a single prompt you can now generate images, create short videos, compose music, edit photos, chat with an AI that browses the internet, or talk to a realistic AI by voice. A website builder is in beta. Photo tools include a background remover, colorizer, super resolution and image replace, and the site also offers an AI image detector, an AI humanizer and a math chat. Besides the website there are Android and iOS apps, an iMessage version, a Mac download called DeepAI Code, and APIs for developers with documentation. The site says you own everything you create. The company also takes on custom computer-vision projects for governments, nonprofits and research organizations. You can try the tools for free without an account. DeepAI Pro costs $9.99 a month and adds high-volume usage, private generations and an ad-free experience, with API access and a monthly generation allowance, and overage charges beyond it. Annual billing is advertised at 25% off. Credits can also be added to an account in amounts from $5 to $1,000, with an optional automatic top-up.

Capabilities

  • Image, video, music and voice generation from a prompt
  • AI chat that can browse the internet, plus voice chat
  • Photo editing tools: background remover, colorizer and super resolution
  • Mobile apps, iMessage access and developer APIs
  • Credits can be added to an account for extra usage

When to use it

  • You want to try image, video and music generation from one site without signing up
  • You want a low-cost subscription that bundles chat and creative tools
  • You need quick photo fixes such as removing a background or colorizing an old picture
  • You want to call its generators from your own app through an API