5 AI Image Generator Tools To Move From Sketch To Image
From sketch to image: Explore 5 AI tools revolutionizing your creative process.
Find the AI image generator that fits your needs and desires! Each of these companies offer a different set of algorithmic tools. And some are pretty much, just a scam. Read this article carefully to find out which is which.
1. Nvidia Canvas
Use AI powered Nvidia Canvas to turn simple brushstrokes into photo-realistic landscapes. Create backgrounds quickly, or speed up your concept exploration so you can spend more time visualizing ideas.
The incredible performance of NVIDIA GeForce® and NVIDIA RTX™ GPUs helps you paint simple shapes and lines with a palette of real-world materials, like grass or clouds. Then watch in real time as Nvidia's revolutionary AI model fills the screen, making you "envious"...
Don’t like what you see? Swap a material, changing snow to grass, and watch as the entire image changes from a winter wonderland to a tropical paradise or viceversa. The creative possibilities are endless.
2. Roughly
With AI powered Roughly you only need to "roughly" draw what you imagine, and the software will take care of the rest!
These are two of their slogans: "Dream like an artist. Draw like a kid. Create like a pro", "Dream it, Draw it, Make it"... I think we got the idea!
This image generator tool caters to all skill levels, from beginner to professional, with its intuitive layout. Roughly's AI algorithms provide users with a lot of interesting options for creating and modifying their designs in any style! The tool has a simple sign up process and is free to use, although users need to request access, first.
3. Draw 3D
With Draw3D you can transform your sketch into a photorealistic image. It's as easy as uploading a drawing and the AI algorithm tool will do the rest.
But what is the difference from the previous AI tools we covered that claim to do the exact same? Draw3D charges you "only $399" for lifetime access.
And I don't know what kind of software they used to write on their website, but the result is hilarious (and I quote): "It's can be beutiful nature, can be a landscape of a mountain. It's works like a magic." The algorithm they used needs to attend more English private lessons! Unless the instructions given were: "Make it sound like me, a middle eastern CEO".
4. Vizcom
Vizcom claims to be the shortest path from imagination to visualization. They do pretty much the same as the rest of tools we covered today, but they are more specialized.
The images generated by Vizcom have a distinct style, that distances the company from other AI tools. This is probably because their focus is rendering designs, not imitating anime styles or transforming a poorly drawn doodle into a photograph.
The, so called, Workbench is an interesting and useful addition too! This is an online space where design teams can "visualize, collaborate, and create together." Similarly to Canva.
With Vizcom you can recalibrate your design's direction and make better decisions. Shortcut the rendering process and keep working on your design. Use a sketch or 3D model to explore form, color, material, and finish.
5. Clipdrop
Replace, remove and fix elements in your generated image, swap people in your images, upscale them x2 or x4 in seconds and additionally try out the text generator tool "Jasper AI" for 7 days.
With Clipdrop you can do it all in one place! But it runs on a credit based system. The lowest tier: 100 credits for €47.98. And the highest: 500 000 credits for €38,386.68
Each action costs you one credit: Text Inpainting, Uncrop, Cleanup, Remove text and logo, Depth estimation, Normals estimation, Remove background, Replace background, Text to image, Upscaler. So if you were to use all these tools on each image, it would cost you 10 credits per image generated. With the first tier you could generate 10 images and with the highest you could create around 50,000 pictures.
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