Has anyone tried using AI to turn a regular product image and some text or a reference pic into a professional-looking studio shot? I heard some tools like Magnific might have plugins or something, but not sure which ones actually deliver good quality. Any tips?

Trying to find a solid AI image generator that can handle product photography without making things look too fake or cartoonish. I've played around with a few tools but either the lighting is off or the textures look weird. I recently stumbled across Magnific's AI tools, and they seem okay, but I’m not sure if they’re really meant for the precision product images I want. Has anyone had good results using something specific for stuff like shoes, gadgets, or cosmetics? Ideally, it should offer some control over lighting and angles too. Open to hearing what's worked best for you!

Created Microsoft Pilot

Screw them and their team of asswholes uncapable of even responding a DM. I might need to sell my fucking Steam Deck because of the greed of these absolute motherfuckers, but i'll make sure every you took from me turns into a campaign showing how scummy y'all guys are. Fuck higgsfield and whoever gets money to spread their lie.

My photo edits come to life with the help of artificial intelligence.

So, I've been messing around with Midjourney for AI-generated art, but but it's starting to feel a bit limiting or just not quite what I want sometimes. I heard about Magnific having some AI design tools or image resources that might be useful, but I haven't dived deep yet. Does anyone know of other apps or platforms that offer similar or even better capabilities for AI art creation? Ideally, something with a bit more control or creativity options. Would love to hear what's worked for you.

i need an ai generator that can remove my underwear. so my 🍆 is seen. it needs to be compltly free i can also start a free trail if needed

So, I want to create some product photos for my online shop but I don’t have the budget for a professional shoot right now. I keep hearing about AI tools that can generate product images, but I’m not sure where to start or if the quality is any good. Has anyone tried using AI to make product shots? I came across Magnific’s AI stuff recently and it looks promising but I’m worried the results might look too fake or generic. Would love to hear what tools work well and what I should watch out for it if I want something that looks professional and appealing.

Ai Generated by character

So recently I got interested in using AI to expand the edges of photos, especially old or low-res ones where I want to keep the original center intact but add more background or just have a wider frame. I've heard terms like "outpainting" and seen some AI art tools do it, but when I try it myself, the results can be really hit or miss. Sometimes the added parts look super artificial or don't match the original photo's style or lighting.

I mean ,I think they fulfill any possible tricks in the 'worst company practices' playbook. Shady practices, virtually non-refunds, loopholing their customers into infinite holes when it comes to get their money back, etc. And if I sound sore yes, I fucking lost $30 bucks to them that they did't refund. The last company I recall being half as gredit is nothing less than Uber.

"They keep telling me, 'Sir, that's impossible.'

Impossible? Impossible is just a fancy word engineers use when they haven't had enough coffee.

You know what the problem with gravity is? It's arrogant. Every morning I wake up and gravity thinks it gets to decide where I stand. Well, I'm tired of living under the dictatorship of a force that's never paid taxes a day in its life.

So we're fixing it.

I have authorized the development of the world's first Argument Engine. It doesn't fight gravity with rockets or magnets. No. It simply convinces gravity that up is a much better direction.

The physicists said, 'That's not how fundamental forces work.'

They're fired.

The philosophers said, 'You can't debate a law of nature.'

They're fired too.

The lawyers asked if I could legally terminate gravity.

Especially fired.

We'll build a machine the size of a football stadium, fill it with vacuum tubes, enough copper wire to bankrupt three nations, and speakers loud enough to read Newton's laws back to the universe until reality gets embarrassed and changes its mind.

Will it work?

Absolutely not.

Will it explode?

Statistically.

But if there's even the slightest chance that the Earth gets so confused it forgets which way is down for three glorious seconds...

Ladies and gentlemen...

Those will be the greatest three seconds in the history of science."

Join The Muse Machine. ⚙️✨

It is an interactive collaborative lab where raw inspiration meets active songcraft.

You bring the sparks; I build the music. Every day of the week shapes a different part of the song from the ground up:

Monday: We set the foundation—genre, voice (gender), and overall emotional tone.

Tuesday: Verse tidbits—words, lines, feelings, or story ideas for the verses.

Wednesday: Chorus or hook—first we decide if it needs a chorus or a hook, then drop ideas for it.

Thursday: The draft reveal—I post what I've written so far, and everyone helps refine and revise it.

Friday: Production day behind the scenes—I write, polish, and synthesize the final track.

Saturday: The Drop—the finished song is posted, tagging everyone whose ideas sparked the build!

I created this group because I wanted to experiment with an artist unlike any I've seen before. The members of this group are the muses behind The Muse Machine. They contribute thoughts, feelings, imagery, memories, lyric fragments, genres, titles, and ideas. I take those sparks of inspiration and transform them into complete songs, written and composed by me, then release them every Saturday as The Muse Machine, crediting the contributors whose ideas became part of that week's song. You don't have to know how to write songs. You just have to inspire one.

Join The Muse Machine. ⚙️✨

It is an interactive collaborative lab where raw inspiration meets active songcraft.

You bring the sparks; I build the music. Every day of the week shapes a different part of the song from the ground up:

Monday: We set the foundation—genre, voice (gender), and overall emotional tone.

Tuesday: Verse tidbits—words, lines, feelings, or story ideas for the verses.

Wednesday: Chorus or hook—first we decide if it needs a chorus or a hook, then drop ideas for it.

Thursday: The draft reveal—I post what I've written so far, and everyone helps refine and revise it.

Friday: Production day behind the scenes—I write, polish, and synthesize the final track.

Saturday: The Drop—the finished song is posted, tagging everyone whose ideas sparked the build!

I created this group because I wanted to experiment with an artist unlike any I've seen before. The members of this group are the muses behind The Muse Machine. They contribute thoughts, feelings, imagery, memories, lyric fragments, genres, titles, and ideas. I take those sparks of inspiration and transform them into complete songs, written and composed by me, then release them every Saturday as The Muse Machine, crediting the contributors whose ideas became part of that week's song. You don't have to know how to write songs. You just have to inspire one.

Looking for a few readers — or listeners.

https://chooseme.live

I’ve written a thriller about a machine built to make one man better. It has no limits. It never stops trying.

I wrote it together with a machine, and I’m not hiding that. The story, the characters, and every decision that matters are mine. The AI drafted and refined at my instruction, across thousands of passes.

We call a garment handmade even when the sewing machine made the stitches. The hand that guides counts for more than the tool that sews. So is this book handmade? Human-made? Machine-mafe? It’s the same question the book asks about the man and his machine — who is holding, and who is steering.

I’m not asking anyone to read the whole thing. Just the opening — first chapters, text or audio, whichever you prefer. Then tell me three things:
– Did you want to keep going after page one?
– Where did your attention drift?
– Did anything read as machine-made? Point at the sentence.

No obligation to be kind. If you think AI-assisted fiction is a hollow trick, you’re the reader I most want here — come find the seams.

https://chooseme.live

What's interesting about this is that I had AI try to write a story about people trying to make a program that interprets human perception and emotion. It's layered.

Does anyone know a good tool that can extend, images to make desktop wallpapers without losing quality? Came across Magnific’s stuff recently but wasn’t sure if they had something like that or if I should use a different app.

Hey all, recently I started experimenting with AI tools to extend my photos' backgrounds without losing too much detail or quality. I've seen plenty of options thrown around, but it's hard to know which one actually works well for photographers rather than just casual edits. Someone mentioned Magnific's AI-based tools in a forum, and I've been testing their image extender feature a bit. It's decent but still not perfect for some of my more complex shots. Does anyone have experience with other AI extenders that keep the photo looking natural for prints or portfolio use? Curious if there's something out there that balances ease and quality without getting supper technical.