I've been using Crayon AI (similar project, free) to create images for a pet hobby project, free and for my own private enjoyment.
Think a D&D RPG: I'm writing a bestiary and book of spells, and because I don't care about an exact fit, I can prototype tons of bizarre creatures, wizardly types, weird spells, and colorful scenery. It's pretty cool, and way easier than drawing the prototypes myself.
The one thing these AIs really struggle with is faces. It's hard to get a human without a monstrous face. The best you can hope for is an abstract or blurry face.
Think a D&D RPG: I'm writing a bestiary and book of spells, and because I don't care about an exact fit, I can prototype tons of bizarre creatures, wizardly types, weird spells, and colorful scenery. It's pretty cool, and way easier than drawing the prototypes myself.
The one thing these AIs really struggle with is faces. It's hard to get a human without a monstrous face. The best you can hope for is an abstract or blurry face.