My Honest Review of Some Paid AI Tools I’ve Used So Far

Over the past months, I’ve tried many AI tools. While most of them were free to use, I didn’t think twice to pay for a subscription that seemed worth a try. In this article, I’d like to share my experience with some paid AI tools that I’ve used so far and why I canceled some of them. <h2>Midjourney: Probably the AI tool with the best price/quality</h2> I found Midjourney by mere chance. Before using Midjourney, I used free images from Unsplash as thumbnails for my online content. The problem? Everyone was using those free images, so I couldn’t stand out of the pack. That’s why I decided to pay $29/month for a stock image subscription. The paid images look great and I was kind of happy with the service until I discovered that I couldn’t cancel my subscription because of an annual commitment I wasn’t aware of. That day I desperately looked for an alternative and I found Midjourney. It wasn’t only Midjourney’s cheap $10/month subscription that made me love this AI tool, but its mind-blowing features. The first time I used it, I felt like a child playing with a new toy. You’d only have to describe what you want to get in an image, and voilà, you get 4 images to choose from. Midjourney it’s the perfect tool to feed your creativity. You can create images from a dog in a space suit to Usain Bolt in different painting styles. Image created with Midjourney A few months after subscribing to Midjourney, I had more reasons to keep my subscription when Midjourney V5 was released. Midjourney V5 offered more realistic images and amazing new features such as outpainting to zoom out images, the stylize command, and high variation mode for creating multiple concepts based on a single generated image. For all those reasons, I’m a happy Midjourney subscriber and I’m looking forward to coming updates! <h2><a href="https://artificialcorner.com/my-honest-review-of-some-paid-ai-tools-ive-used-so-far-ecd7da4e5e87">Read More</a></h2>