Every tool, and what it is bad at.

166 tools

• MidjourneySubscriptionMidjourney · Making imagesGenerates images from a written description, with the strongest default aesthetic of anything in the category.Press for what it is bad at
• GPT ImagePay per useOpenAI · Making images · we use itGenerates and edits images with unusually good instruction-following, and can hold text inside a picture better than most.Press for what it is bad at
• FLUXOpen weights or open sourceBlack Forest Labs · Making imagesA family of image models, several with open weights, known for prompt adherence and clean type.Press for what it is bad at
• ImagenPay per useGoogle DeepMind · Making imagesGoogle's image model, reached through their cloud and through their consumer apps.Press for what it is bad at
• Adobe FireflyFree tier, paid above itAdobe · Making imagesAdobe's generative models, trained on licensed and public-domain material and wired into Photoshop and Illustrator.Press for what it is bad at
• IdeogramFree tier, paid above itIdeogram · Making imagesAn image model built around getting words right inside the picture.Press for what it is bad at
• RecraftFree tier, paid above itRecraft · Making imagesGenerates vector and raster artwork, and can hold a defined style across a set.Press for what it is bad at
• Stable DiffusionOpen weights or open sourceStability AI · Making imagesThe open model family that started the whole ecosystem of fine-tunes, adapters and local pipelines.Press for what it is bad at
• LeonardoFree tier, paid above itLeonardo.Ai · Making imagesA generation product with trained style models, a canvas and finishing tools around the generator.Press for what it is bad at
• KreaFree tier, paid above itKrea AI · Making imagesReal-time generation you steer with a rough drawing while it updates under your hand.Press for what it is bad at
• HiggsfieldFree tier, paid above itHiggsfield · Making videoA catalogue of other makers' video models behind one account, with its own camera-move presets, character tools and Cinema Studio on top.Press for what it is bad at
• ComfyUIOpen weights or open sourceComfy Org · Making imagesA node graph for image and video pipelines. Every step of the process becomes a box you can see and rewire.Press for what it is bad at
• InvokeOpen weights or open sourceInvoke · Making imagesA generation workspace built around layers, masks and iteration rather than one-shot prompting.Press for what it is bad at
• falPay per usefal.ai · Models and where to run themHosted inference for a large catalogue of image and video models, called from your own code.Press for what it is bad at
• ReplicatePay per useReplicate · Models and where to run them · we use itRuns thousands of open models behind one API, including upscalers, cutout models and relighters.Press for what it is bad at
• Figma WeaveFree tier, paid above itFigma · Making imagesNode-based workflows that chain generative models into a process you can run again, with ready-made tools that also work on pictures inside Figma Design.Press for what it is bad at
• VeoPay per useGoogle DeepMind · Making video · we use itText or image to video, with sound, at a length and coherence nothing had two years ago.Press for what it is bad at
• SoraSubscriptionOpenAI · Making videoWas OpenAI's video model, known for physical plausibility over longer shots. Kept here because lessons and old briefs still name it.Press for what it is bad at
• RunwayFree tier, paid above itRunway · Making videoA video generation and editing suite with motion brush, camera control and per-frame steering.Press for what it is bad at
• KlingFree tier, paid above itKuaishou · Making videoImage-to-video with unusually stable human motion.Press for what it is bad at
• Luma Dream MachineFree tier, paid above itLuma AI · Making videoFast image-to-video with good camera language and a keyframe mode that interpolates between two stills.Press for what it is bad at
• PikaFree tier, paid above itPika Labs · Making videoShort-form video generation with effects aimed at social.Press for what it is bad at
• HailuoFree tier, paid above itMiniMax · Making videoVideo generation with strong character motion for the price.Press for what it is bad at
• Topaz VideoSubscriptionTopaz Labs · Fixing and finishingUpscales, denoises and reframes footage, including generated footage that came out too small.Press for what it is bad at
• DescriptFree tier, paid above itDescript · Making videoEdits video by editing its transcript, and can patch a misread word in a cloned voice.Press for what it is bad at
• CapCutFree tier, paid above itByteDance · Making videoA free editor with auto-captioning, background removal and templates built for short form.Press for what it is bad at
• Premiere ProSubscriptionAdobe · Making videoThe industry timeline, now with generative extend, object masking and text-based editing inside it.Press for what it is bad at
• DaVinci ResolveFree tier, paid above itBlackmagic Design · Making videoEditing, colour grading, sound and effects in one application, with a free version that is genuinely complete.Press for what it is bad at
• ElevenLabsFree tier, paid above itElevenLabs · Voice, music and soundVoice generation and cloning across many languages, with control over delivery.Press for what it is bad at
• SunoFree tier, paid above itSuno · Voice, music and soundGenerates finished songs, with vocals, from a description.Press for what it is bad at
• UdioFree tier, paid above itUdio · Voice, music and soundMusic generation with finer control over sections and instrumentation than most.Press for what it is bad at
• Adobe PodcastFree tier, paid above itAdobe · Voice, music and soundCleans up recorded speech, removing room and noise, at a quality that used to need a studio.Press for what it is bad at
• Epidemic SoundSubscriptionEpidemic Sound · Voice, music and soundLicensed music and sound effects, cleared for commercial use with the paperwork handled.Press for what it is bad at
• BlenderOpen weights or open sourceBlender Foundation · 3D and spaceFree, complete 3D: modelling, materials, lighting, animation and rendering.Press for what it is bad at
• SplineFree tier, paid above itSpline · 3D and spaceBrowser-based 3D aimed at designers, with output that drops straight into a web page.Press for what it is bad at
• WompFree tier, paid above itWomp · 3D and spaceSoft, forgiving 3D modelling in a browser, built for people who do not model.Press for what it is bad at
• PolycamFree tier, paid above itPolycam · Camera and captureScans a real object or room with a phone and returns a usable 3D model.Press for what it is bad at
• Luma Gaussian SplattingFree tier, paid above itLuma AI · Camera and captureTurns a video walk-around into a photoreal scene you can fly a camera through.Press for what it is bad at
• VizcomFree tier, paid above itVizcom · 3D and spaceTurns a product sketch into a rendered object, keeping the lines you drew.Press for what it is bad at
• KeyShotSubscriptionLuxion · 3D and spaceProduct rendering built for speed and for materials that behave correctly.Press for what it is bad at
• PhotoshopSubscriptionAdobe · Fixing and finishingStill the place a picture is finished. Generative fill, expand and remove now sit on the same layer stack as everything else.Press for what it is bad at
• LightroomSubscriptionAdobe · Fixing and finishingRaw processing, colour and a catalogue, with masks that find skies and people by themselves.Press for what it is bad at
• Capture OneSubscriptionCapture One · Fixing and finishingRaw processing and tethered capture, with colour handling professionals prefer to the alternative.Press for what it is bad at
• Topaz PhotoSubscriptionTopaz Labs · Fixing and finishingSharpens, denoises and upscales stills, including generated ones that came out soft.Press for what it is bad at
• MagnificSubscriptionFreepik · Fixing and finishingUpscales an image and adds detail while it does, with a slider for how much it is allowed to invent.Press for what it is bad at
• ClipdropFree tier, paid above itJasper · Fixing and finishingA set of single-purpose tools: cut out, relight, clean up, uncrop.Press for what it is bad at
• remove.bgFree tier, paid above itCanva · Fixing and finishingCuts a subject out of its background in one request, through a browser or an API.Press for what it is bad at
• PhotoroomFree tier, paid above itPhotoroom · Fixing and finishingCutout plus a generated background, aimed at product listings at volume.Press for what it is bad at
• Runway InpaintingFree tier, paid above itRunway · Fixing and finishingRemoves or replaces an object across a moving shot rather than a single frame.Press for what it is bad at
• FigmaFree tier, paid above itFigma · Interface designThe shared file where interface design happens: components, variables, prototypes and the handoff to code.Press for what it is bad at
• Figma MakeSubscriptionFigma · Interface designTurns a prompt or an existing frame into a working prototype you can click and then edit.Press for what it is bad at
• Figma MCP serverFree tier, paid above itFigma · Design engineeringLets a coding agent read a Figma file directly: variables, components, layout and the design system behind them.Press for what it is bad at
• Figma SitesSubscriptionFigma · Interface designDesigns responsive web pages on the Figma canvas, with a breakpoint for each width, and publishes them to the web.Press for what it is bad at
• FramerFree tier, paid above itFramer · Interface designDesigns and publishes a real website from a canvas, with generation for first drafts and copy.Press for what it is bad at
• CanvaFree tier, paid above itCanva · Layout and graphicsTemplates, brand kits and generation in one place, built so a non-designer can produce something acceptable.Press for what it is bad at
• Canva Brand KitsFree tier, paid above itCanva · Brand systemsLocks fonts, colours and logos so everybody making a post uses the right ones.Press for what it is bad at
• UizardFree tier, paid above itMiro · Interface designTurns a hand sketch or a description into editable screens.Press for what it is bad at
• v0Free tier, paid above itVercel · Design engineeringGenerates React interfaces from a prompt or an image, as real code you can paste into a project.Press for what it is bad at
• LovableFree tier, paid above itLovable · Design engineeringBuilds a working application from a conversation, with the database and deploy wired up.Press for what it is bad at
• PenpotOpen weights or open sourceKaleidos · Interface designOpen-source interface design, self-hostable, with files that are plain standards underneath.Press for what it is bad at
• StorybookOpen weights or open sourceStorybook · Design engineeringRenders every state of every component in isolation, as a living catalogue of the real system.Press for what it is bad at
• IllustratorSubscriptionAdobe · Layout and graphicsVector drawing, where logos and dielines are actually built.Press for what it is bad at
• ProcreateSubscriptionSavage Interactive · Making imagesDrawing and painting on the iPad, bought once (Rs 999 on Apple's App Store in India, October 2026).Press for what it is bad at
• InDesignSubscriptionAdobe · Layout and graphicsLong documents, grids, parent pages and print-ready output.Press for what it is bad at
• AffinityFree tier, paid above itCanva · Layout and graphicsVector, photo and layout work in one app, free for individuals. Its AI tools need a paid Canva plan.Press for what it is bad at
• PitchFree tier, paid above itPitch · Layout and graphicsPresentation software with real typographic control and shared templates.Press for what it is bad at
• KeynoteFreeApple · Layout and graphicsPresentations with animation good enough that studios still use it for motion tests.Press for what it is bad at
• Figma DrawFree tier, paid above itFigma · Layout and graphicsIllustration tools inside a Figma Design file, switched on from the toolbar, with brushes, a pencil, texture and noise effects, and text on a path.Press for what it is bad at
• Fonts In UseFreeFonts In Use · TypographyAn archive of typefaces identified in real work, with the designer, the year and the context.Press for what it is bad at
• WhatTheFontFreeMonotype · TypographyIdentifies a typeface from a photograph of it.Press for what it is bad at
• FontshareFreeIndian Type Foundry · TypographyFree, properly drawn typefaces, licensed for commercial use.Press for what it is bad at
• Google FontsFreeGoogle · TypographyOpen-licensed typefaces, hosted and self-hostable, covering many scripts.Press for what it is bad at
• FontstandPay per useFontstand · TypographyRents typefaces from independent foundries by the month, with a trial hour that is genuinely free.Press for what it is bad at
• GlyphsSubscriptionGlyphs · TypographyDraws and produces real typefaces, including variable ones.Press for what it is bad at
• FontForgeOpen weights or open sourceFontForge project · TypographyFree font editing, useful for fixing a broken file more than for drawing a new one.Press for what it is bad at
• Wakamai FondueFreeRoel Nieskens · TypographyDrop in a font file and it tells you every feature, weight, axis and character it contains.Press for what it is bad at
• CoolorsFree tier, paid above itCoolors · ColourGenerates and locks palettes quickly, with contrast checking and export.Press for what it is bad at
• Adobe ColorFreeAdobe · ColourHarmony rules, palette extraction from an image, and accessibility checks in one page.Press for what it is bad at
• OKLCH Colour PickerFreeEvil Martians · ColourPicks colour in a space where equal steps look equal, which is what makes a tonal scale behave.Press for what it is bad at
• WebAIM Contrast CheckerFreeWebAIM · ColourTells you whether two colours are legible together, against the published standard.Press for what it is bad at
• Pantone ConnectFree tier, paid above itPantone · ColourLooks up and converts Pantone references, and pushes them into design files.Press for what it is bad at
• APCA ContrastFreeMyndex · ColourA newer contrast model that predicts readability better than the ratio most tools use.Press for what it is bad at
• FrontifySubscriptionFrontify · Brand systemsHosts brand guidelines, assets and templates in one place people can actually be sent to.Press for what it is bad at
• zeroheightFree tier, paid above itzeroheight · Brand systemsTurns a design system into documentation that stays connected to the design files and the code.Press for what it is bad at
• SupernovaFree tier, paid above itSupernova · Brand systemsKeeps design tokens, documentation and code in step from one source.Press for what it is bad at
• Tokens StudioFree tier, paid above itTokens Studio · Brand systemsManages design tokens inside Figma and exports them in a form code can consume.Press for what it is bad at
• BrandfetchFree tier, paid above itBrandfetch · Brand systems · we use itPulls a company's logo, colours and typeface from its public site through an API.Press for what it is bad at
• BynderSubscriptionBynder · Brand systemsDigital asset management: one place every approved photograph and logo lives, with rights attached.Press for what it is bad at
• Figma BuzzFree tier, paid above itFigma · Brand systemsTemplates for social posts and event assets that a marketing team fills in, with locked layers, and a spreadsheet that can make one asset per row.Press for what it is bad at
• Are.naFree tier, paid above itAre.na · Research and referenceCollecting and connecting references in channels, with no feed and no algorithm.Press for what it is bad at
• CosmosFree tier, paid above itCosmos · Research and referenceA visual collection tool built for taste, with search that understands what an image looks like.Press for what it is bad at
• SaveeFree tier, paid above itSavee · Research and referenceImage collecting with a strong design community behind what surfaces.Press for what it is bad at
• MilanoteFree tier, paid above itMilanote · Research and referenceA board where images, notes and links sit together, built for the messy early stage.Press for what it is bad at
• FigJamFree tier, paid above itFigma · Research and referenceA whiteboard next to the design files, for workshops, maps and the argument before the work.Press for what it is bad at
• MiroFree tier, paid above itMiro · Research and referenceThe large shared whiteboard most organisations already have.Press for what it is bad at
• PerplexityFree tier, paid above itPerplexity · Research and referenceAnswers a question with sources attached, which makes the answer checkable.Press for what it is bad at
• Semantic ScholarFreeAllen Institute for AI · Research and referenceSearches academic literature and shows what cites what.Press for what it is bad at
• arXivFreeCornell University · Research and referenceWhere almost every paper behind these image and video models is published, free, usually before peer review.Press for what it is bad at
• Hugging Face PapersFreeHugging Face · Research and referenceSurfaces the papers people are actually implementing, with the code beside them.Press for what it is bad at
• Wayback MachineFreeInternet Archive · Research and referenceShows what a brand's site looked like at any point in its history.Press for what it is bad at
• ClaudeFree tier, paid above itAnthropic · Words · we use itA language model that writes, edits, reads long documents and runs tools, including agents that work inside a codebase.Press for what it is bad at
• ChatGPTFree tier, paid above itOpenAI · WordsGeneral assistant with image generation, data analysis and web access in one window.Press for what it is bad at
• GeminiFree tier, paid above itGoogle · WordsGoogle's assistant, with a very long context window and tight links to their other products.Press for what it is bad at
• NamecheapPay per useNamecheap · WordsChecks and registers domains, which is the first real filter on any name.Press for what it is bad at
• TMviewFreeEUIPO · WordsSearches trademark registers across many countries at once, free.Press for what it is bad at
• Hemingway EditorFree tier, paid above itHemingway · WordsMarks long sentences, passive constructions and words with simpler alternatives.Press for what it is bad at
• Claude CodeSubscriptionAnthropic · Design engineering · we use itAn agent that reads a whole repository, edits files, runs the tests and explains what it changed.Press for what it is bad at
• CursorFree tier, paid above itAnysphere · Design engineeringAn editor built around a model that understands the project you have open.Press for what it is bad at
• GitHub CopilotSubscriptionGitHub · Design engineeringCompletion and chat inside the editors most teams already use.Press for what it is bad at
• VercelFree tier, paid above itVercel · Design engineering · we use itDeploys a site on every push and gives each branch its own live URL to review.Press for what it is bad at
• Tailwind CSSOpen weights or open sourceTailwind Labs · Design engineering · we use itStyling by composing small classes, which makes a design system enforceable in the markup.Press for what it is bad at
• SVGOMGFreeJake Archibald · Design engineeringCleans an exported SVG down to a fraction of its size without changing what it draws.Press for what it is bad at
• SquooshFreeGoogle · Design engineeringCompares image compression formats side by side and shows you what each one costs in quality.Press for what it is bad at
• Model Context ProtocolOpen weights or open sourceAnthropic · Agents and pipelinesAn open standard that lets a model talk to your tools: a design file, a database, a render farm.Press for what it is bad at
• n8nOpen weights or open sourcen8n · Agents and pipelinesAutomation you can self-host, wiring APIs and models into a pipeline that runs on a trigger.Press for what it is bad at
• MakeFree tier, paid above itMake · Agents and pipelinesConnects services into a flow without code, including most of the model APIs.Press for what it is bad at
• ZapierFree tier, paid above itZapier · Agents and pipelinesThe widest set of integrations, for gluing tools that were never meant to meet.Press for what it is bad at
• LangfuseOpen weights or open sourceLangfuse · Agents and pipelinesTraces what a model pipeline actually did, what it cost and where it failed.Press for what it is bad at
• OpenRouterPay per useOpenRouter · Models and where to run themOne API in front of many model providers, so you can switch without rewriting.Press for what it is bad at
• Hugging FaceFree tier, paid above itHugging Face · Models and where to run themWhere open models, datasets and demos live, with the licence on every model card.Press for what it is bad at
• CivitaiFree tier, paid above itCivitai · Models and where to run themA large library of community fine-tunes and adapters for open image models.Press for what it is bad at
• LoRA trainingPay per usevarious · Models and where to run themTeaches an existing model a specific product, face or style from a small set of images.Press for what it is bad at
• ControlNetOpen weights or open sourceLvmin Zhang and collaborators · Models and where to run themConditions a generation on a pose, an edge map or a depth map, so composition is a decision rather than a lottery.Press for what it is bad at
• Segment AnythingOpen weights or open sourceMeta AI · Models and where to run themSelects any object in any image with a click, and it is what most modern cutout tools run on underneath.Press for what it is bad at
• CLIPOpen weights or open sourceOpenAI · Models and where to run themPuts images and text in one space, which is how search by description and most prompt understanding works.Press for what it is bad at
• OllamaOpen weights or open sourceOllama · Models and where to run themRuns open language models on your own machine with one command.Press for what it is bad at
• C2PA Content CredentialsOpen weights or open sourceC2PA · Models and where to run themA standard for attaching a signed record of how an image was made and edited.Press for what it is bad at
• ColorCheckerSubscriptionCalibrite · Camera and captureA printed chart shot at the start of a session so colour can be made objectively correct later.Press for what it is bad at
• set.a.light 3DSubscriptionElixxier · Camera and captureSimulates a studio lighting setup before the day, with real modifiers and measurable results.Press for what it is bad at
• Capture One LiveSubscriptionCapture One · Camera and capturePuts every frame in front of a remote client as it is shot.Press for what it is bad at
• Sun SeekerSubscriptionozPDA · Camera and captureShows where the sun will be at any hour on any date at a location, on the phone, in the place.Press for what it is bad at
• Google AI StudioFree tier, paid above itGoogle · Models and where to run themWhere Gemini API keys, projects, billing and spend caps are made, with a playground for the models.Press for what it is bad at
• OpenAI PlatformPay per useOpenAI · Models and where to run themOpenAI's API console. Project keys with permissions and expiry dates, usage pages and hard spend limits.Press for what it is bad at
• GitHubFree tier, paid above itGitHub · Design engineeringHosts git repositories, scans public ones for leaked keys and blocks some at push time.Press for what it is bad at
• 1Password CLISubscription1Password · Design engineeringop run hands secrets to one process at run time, from op:// references a .env file can hold safely.Press for what it is bad at
• HomebrewOpen weights or open sourceHomebrew · Design engineeringInstalls command-line tools on macOS, Linux and WSL with one line each.Press for what it is bad at
• uvOpen weights or open sourceAstral · Design engineeringA fast replacement for pip and venv that can also fetch the Python version a project needs.Press for what it is bad at
• FFmpegOpen weights or open sourceFFmpeg project · Making videoThe command-line tool behind most video conversion, trimming, joining and encoding.Press for what it is bad at
• Wan 2.2Open weights or open sourceAlibaba (Wan team) · Making videoOpen video models under Apache 2.0: a 5B text-and-image-to-video model at 720p and two 14B mixture-of-experts models.Press for what it is bad at
• LTX-2.5Open weights or open sourceLightricks · Making videoA 22B open-weight model that makes video and its soundtrack together, up to 3840 by 2176 through its DFR pipeline.Press for what it is bad at
• HunyuanVideo-1.5Open weights or open sourceTencent · Making videoAn 8.3B open video model at 480p or 720p with a separate 1080p upscaler, runnable from 14 GB with offloading.Press for what it is bad at
• MiniMax H3Open weights or open sourceMiniMax · Making videoA 33B open-weight model that makes 4 to 15 second clips with stereo sound from text, images, video and audio references.Press for what it is bad at
• DiffusersOpen weights or open sourceHugging Face · Models and where to run themThe Python library that loads and runs open image and video models in a few lines.Press for what it is bad at
• GradioOpen weights or open sourceHugging Face · Design engineeringBuilds web demos for models and, through gradio_client, lets a script call any public Gradio app or Space.Press for what it is bad at
• ModalPay per useModal Labs · Models and where to run themServerless GPUs billed per second, driven entirely from a Python file.Press for what it is bad at
• RunpodPay per useRunpod · Models and where to run themRents GPU machines (Pods) by the second, with ready-made templates for ComfyUI and trainers.Press for what it is bad at
• Google ColabFree tier, paid above itGoogle · Design engineeringBrowser notebooks with GPUs, free at a low limit and paid in compute units.Press for what it is bad at
• Inference EndpointsPay per useHugging Face · Models and where to run themDeploys a Hub model on a dedicated GPU behind a private URL, billed by the minute.Press for what it is bad at
• AI ToolkitOpen weights or open sourceOstris · Models and where to run themA LoRA trainer with a web interface for Wan, LTX, MiniMax H3 and many image models.Press for what it is bad at
• Musubi TunerOpen weights or open sourcekohya-ss · Models and where to run themCommand-line LoRA training for Wan, HunyuanVideo, FramePack and, experimentally, MiniMax H3.Press for what it is bad at
• diffusion-pipeOpen weights or open sourcetdrussell · Models and where to run themA pipeline-parallel trainer for large image and video models, splitting them across GPUs.Press for what it is bad at
• Google FlowFree tier, paid above itGoogle · Making videoA web studio for making and extending clips with Veo 3.1 and Gemini Omni, paid for in credits from a Google AI plan.Press for what it is bad at
• Gemini Omni FlashPay per useGoogle DeepMind · Making videoVideo generation and conversational editing from text, images, audio and video, about $0.10 a second at 720p; Google's recommended default for new video work.Press for what it is bad at
• CodexSubscriptionOpenAI · Design engineeringA coding agent that runs locally in a sandbox, reading a project, editing files and running commands; also in the ChatGPT desktop app, IDE extensions and the cloud. Included with ChatGPT Plus ($20) and Pro (from $100), or billed per token with an API key.Press for what it is bad at
• Git LFSOpen weights or open sourceGitHub / Git LFS project · Design engineeringStores large files outside a git repository and keeps a small pointer in their place.Press for what it is bad at
• DockerFree tier, paid above itDocker Inc. · Design engineeringPackages a whole software environment as an image that runs the same on any machine; images can be pinned by digest.Press for what it is bad at
• c2patoolOpen weights or open sourceContent Authenticity Initiative · Design engineeringReads, and can write, C2PA Content Credentials in images and video from the command line.Press for what it is bad at
• SynthIDFreeGoogle DeepMind · Models and where to run themInvisible watermark in images, video, audio and text from Google's models; checkable in the Gemini app.Press for what it is bad at
• LyriaPay per useGoogle DeepMind · Voice, music and soundSongs and instrumentals from text or images through the Gemini API: `lyria-3.5` at $0.08 a full song, `lyria-3-clip-preview` at $0.04 a 30-second clip, 44.1 kHz stereo MP3 (WAV on 3.5), SynthID in every track.Press for what it is bad at
• Stable AudioOpen weights or open sourceStability AI · Voice, music and soundOpen-weight music and sound generation (Stable Audio 3 Small and Medium), free for commercial use under $1M annual revenue after registering; API at 26 credits ($0.26) a generation.Press for what it is bad at
• ArtlistSubscriptionArtlist · Voice, music and soundStock music, sound effects and footage plus AI tools, under a Social licence (own channels) or a Pro/Business licence (client work, ads, broadcast); work published during a subscription stays licensed.Press for what it is bad at
• Sync LabsPay per useSync Labs · Making videoLip-sync models (sync-3, lipsync-2-pro, lipsync-2, react-1) through an app, a Python SDK and gateways, from $0.05 a second.Press for what it is bad at
• LatentSyncOpen weights or open sourceByteDance · Making videoOpen lip sync, version 1.6 at 512 px; $0.20 per clip up to 40 s on fal.Press for what it is bad at
• SeedVR2Open weights or open sourceByteDance Seed · Making videoOne-step diffusion video restoration and upscaling, Apache 2.0, native in ComfyUI since June 2026.Press for what it is bad at
• Real-ESRGANOpen weights or open sourceXintao Wang (Tencent ARC) · Fixing and finishing4x per-frame upscaler with portable Mac, Windows and Linux binaries that need no Python.Press for what it is bad at
• RIFE (Practical-RIFE)Open weights or open sourceZhewei Huang (hzwer) · Making videoFrame interpolation; 4.25 recommended; 4.24+ suits diffusion-generated video; MIT.Press for what it is bad at