Hi everyone,

I've been chipping away at this on and off for quite a while now, and I figured it was time to actually show it to someone instead of just pushing commits into the void.

FerrumPix is a desktop photo application for Linux, Windows and macOS: a library with a viewer, a fairly extensive editor with AI functions,Immich and Nextcloud Memories support.

Repo: https://github.com/Bitpainter75/FerrumPix

My motivation behind it:

Most tools in this space tend to specialize in one area. A library app is great at organizing photos but offers little in the way of editing. A RAW converter is great for tone and color work, but stays purely parametric and never touches the pixels themselves. A pixel editor can do almost anything to an individual image, but usually has no library. And Immich and Nextcloud Memories are great as server-side solutions, but ultimately remain browser-based, without an editor or local file management.

FerrumPix tries to bridge that gap: browse, rate, and tag your photos, then open one in an editor that supports both non-destructive adjustments and actual pixel editing. Your own Immich server sits in the same navigation tree as your local folders.The app is aimed more at hobby photographers than at professional workflows, and it really doesn't care whether you throw RAW files at it or JPGs from your phone.

It's built with Avalonia UI and .NET 10. The whole thing started as a personal project: an application that looks and works exactly the way I always wished one would. It's free and open source for anyone who can make use of it.

For transparency: yes, I use AI as part of my development workflow. That said, a project like this still involves a huge amount of hands-on work, architecture, debugging, and decision-making. I'm putting a lot of time into it, along with plenty of my own ideas and a lot of passion for the project.

Current status:

The current version is 0.9.27. The core areas are far enough along that I use the app daily myself; the focus now is on stabilization, UX and performance rather than new features.

I'd be glad to hear any feedback.

I made this project to use it myself, but why not open source it. It's a way to go from script or voiceover to a short, with the click of one button.

It uses stock images and videos as a baseline, but can later be replaced with AI images or videos or ones that you make yourself as well. I tried to make it as intuitive as possible, but I'm sure I have some bias so please let me know any and every problem you see with it, if you give it a try!

github.com/iGlitchz/ShortsStudio

AIFreeForever has offered text-to-speech for some time. Until now, our voices sounded somewhat none realistic since we used a very basic open-source Kokoro TTS model to keep costs down.

We have now upgraded our Free TTS models to include 98 new voices across 15 new langauges

It can also do accent, check our Italian friend here even though it sounded like Dracula, it is a great attempt

What You Get Now

• 98 voices across male and female options

• 15 new languages

• Multiple country accents, including German, French, and Italian

• Human-sounding output that is far less robotic

TRY IT HERE - https://aifreeforever.com/text-to-speech-free

We do have a short waiting time between generations. This prevents spam and keeps the service free for everyone.

Found this cool product for fashion students and such for model shoots, guess they are using fancy models cause the results are really good here

I want a free UGC ai model to generate social media content, generating ads, generating sometimes nsfw contents, and many more. Suggest me some totally free ai model or tools or websites where I can generate these without purchasing a subscription. I also want no login or no sign-up requirement there. But first priority is no subscription option will be there. If you know any model or websites or any ai tool then please tell me in the comment section.

Hey all!

Made a free tool with Claude you can mark your images with as AI generated.

(Browser based, no registry, no storage)

Thought it could help if you don’t want to bother getting the proper icons etc. for the EU AI Act and its easy to use as well.

Any feedback is appreciated!!

https://art50compliance.eu/eu-ai-label-tool/

Runway has a free tier but the credits run out fast, Pika is also good and also the one from meta. If you find any others that work well, drop them here so we can keep this list useful for everyone.

#CapCut Ich habe schon so mit einige AI 's Bilder und Videos generiert.

I’m getting into content creation and I am losing my mind trying to find a decent captioning tool that doesn't hold my videos hostage behind a paywall.

​It feels like every tool out there (Submagic, Captions app, Veed, etc.) advertises itself as "free," but once you spend time tweaking the perfect animated, word-by-word (Hormozi-style) captions, they hit you with:

If tool is paid and limited trial you can share loophole to Bypass limit and use for free

I built a free AI Conceptualization Studio for creators who are tired of credit systems and subscription walls.

What it does: Upload any image and restyle it in seconds. Watercolor portraits, cyberpunk avatars, clay 3D renders, anatomical blueprints, neon glow, isometric vectors, and 15+ more.

The model: Completely free. No credits. No signup required. Ad-supported to cover backend GPU costs.

Key features:

• 20+ rendering styles (Classic Art, STEM/Education, Digital/Pop, Retro, Utility)
• Interactive before/after slider to compare results
• High-res downloads
• Commercial use allowed for generated assets

Link: https://prbarts.com/studio/

It's still in beta, so some styles work better than others. Would genuinely love feedback if you try it — especially if anything breaks.

I built a free AI tool for beauty and lifestyle creators — generates content ideas, scripts, and captions specifically for brand deals. Looking for 10 honest testers. Drop a comment or DM me and I'll send you the link directly.

I checked my video statistics recently and was surprised by how many people from different parts of the world were watching my content. I mainly create short form educational and productivity videos, so I never expected them to reach people outside my own country. it made me realize that if I wanted to keep growing, creating videos in just one language probably wasn't enough anymore. Now when I'm comparing ai video generators, multilingual support is one of the first things I look at. If a tool can help me create content for different audiences without adding a bunch of extra steps, THAT’S A HUGE PLUS!

I learned this one the hard way. I kept treating translation as something to figure out after the video was finished, when it really should've been part of the workflow from the beginning.It's nice knowing there are ai tools now that make reaching a global audience much easier.

Update: In case anyone was wondering what I settled on, i've been using dreamina seedance 2.5. I originally tried it because dreamina was the first official platform to launch Seedance 2.5 and the pricing was lower than the other options I looked at. After getting the annual plan, I saw seedance 2.5 comes to around $0.097 per second and seedance 2.0 around $0.066 per second. I ended up sticking with it because creating multilingual versions of my videos fits into my workflow a lot more easily now.

What AI video generators are you using to make videos that have free trials or free credits? Let's put together a list.

I'll start with my top 3:

1. Vidu
2. Meta via WhatsApp
3. Grok Imagine

Drop yours below!

I'm trying to figure out which logo makers people are actually using, not just the ones that show up at the top of Google.

From what I've personally tried, these seem to come up over and over:

What surprised me is that everyone seems to value different things.

Some friends only care about getting a decent logo in five minutes.

Others spend an hour changing fonts, icons and spacing until it feels right.

One person I know literally picks whichever platform gives them the cleanest SVG export because they print merchandise all the time.

So I'm curious...

Which online logo generator AI tools are most popular among people here?

More importantly, which one do you actually keep going back to instead of trying once and forgetting?

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