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Image Translator reads and translates text inside images, then places the translated content back into the visual while aiming to preserve its layout and style. It supports 132 languages, source-language detection and batches of up to 10 JPG, JPEG, PNG or WebP images. Useful for product graphics, comics, menus, documents and screenshots. A verified account is required; new accounts receive 30 trial credits. Each image and target-language combination uses 10 credits, and more credits require a paid plan or credit pack. Results vary with image quality and layout complexity.

Image to STL uses AI to turn reference images into downloadable STL model drafts with a browser 3D preview. It also supports text and multi-image generation. Makers can inspect the result, then check scale, mesh, orientation and supports in a slicer before printing. Generation requires an account; new users receive 2 trial credits. Fast, Standard and Advanced modes consume 2, 3 and 4 credits, with optional add-ons. Additional credits need paid packs or subscriptions; it does not provide unlimited free generation.

An independent web app for AI video generation. Feed it a prompt, product shot, portrait, or storyboard and get cinematic ads, short films, music visuals, and social videos up to 30 seconds long. Omni Reference keeps characters, products, and style consistent across up to 15 references; up to 10 keyframes place story beats; supports AI image generation and multilingual voice and on-screen text. Free 100 starter credits on sign-in. Pricing: Starter $14.99/mo (350 credits), Pro $39.99/mo (1,600 credits, commercial license), Premium $178.50/mo (8,250 credits), or one-time credit packs; cancel anytime.

HD Photo Converter is an online AI image upscaler: upload a blurry or low-resolution photo and get a sharper HD/4K version with less noise in seconds. Supports JPG, PNG, WEBP and BMP up to 10 MB. Free with sign-up; paid plans add more conversions, batch processing and API access.

Motion Control AI generates character video in a browser using a character image and a motion reference. The reference guides movement and pacing rather than guaranteeing an exact frame-by-frame copy. It can support animation concepts and short-video drafts that require human checks of gesture clarity and character continuity. Video generation is paid: twenty welcome credits are below the thirty-credit minimum for a video, so signup alone does not cover a finished clip. Review the current settings and credit cost before generating. Use authorized images and reference footage, disclose AI-generated media, and do not present it as documentary evidence of real actions. This product-associated description makes no independent benchmark, API availability, desktop-application or guaranteed-performance claim.

NanoBanana 2.1 is an independent browser-based AI image generator and photo editor. Create images from text prompts or upload a reference photo to explore backgrounds, colors, and styles. Useful for product photography concepts, portraits, illustrations, posters, and social media visuals. It supports multiple aspect ratios and downloadable results. Free trial and paid credits available. It is not an official Google product.

kimi-k2.net is an independent browser-based chat service for Kimi models, using the Moonshot AI API for AI processing. Sign in with Google and new accounts get 2 free conversations to ask questions, work through code and debugging, summarize notes, or analyze supported files. After that, buy one-time credit packs (400 credits for $9.90 or 1,000 for $19.90) that never expire — no subscription. Not affiliated with Moonshot AI.

How Much To Run AI gives teams a reviewable starting point for AI budgets. Its text calculator estimates hardware, monthly operating costs and available managed API comparisons; separate image, video and decision tools cover supported workloads. Public model guides explain access and deployment evidence. Estimates show their assumptions and available sources, and missing or stale prices are not invented. All current calculators and guides are free to use.

Decisions API is an independent playground and API for working with decision models from multiple providers. Choose from Jev 1.13, Liquid d1, Solar Decide, Tev1 4B Experimental, Kev 4B, Span-01, and Span-01 Lite. Submit text or JSON state with structured Choice, Score, or Noul questions and receive typed answers with probability or confidence information. The playground includes examples for support and agent routing, citation verification, content moderation, lead scoring, and LLM guardrails. Developers can integrate through the SystemOne endpoint with a Bearer API key. New accounts receive 100 welcome credits; one-time credit packs start at $10 and credits do not expire.

Qwen Image 2.1 is a powerful AI model for text-to-image creation and image editing. It supports detailed prompts, multiple reference images, portrait and typography refinement, and native transparent RGBA images, giving creators more control over every visual idea.

Flow AI Video is an independent browser-based platform for creating videos from text, images, and visual references. It also offers lip-sync, product-ad, and supporting image workflows. Free starter credits and paid plans are available. It is not affiliated with Google.

AI Translate Manga helps readers translate Japanese manga pages into English or Simplified Chinese. Upload PNG, JPG or PDF pages on the website, or use the desktop Chrome extension to translate supported loaded images and visible Canvas views. The service detects text, translates it, removes original lettering and places translated text back into the page image. Compare with the original and download the translated result. Google sign-in includes four free page credits, valid for 30 days. A one-time $4.99 pack provides 100 page credits for 12 months; there is no automatic renewal. Translation and layout quality vary, especially with dense lettering and sound effects. Use only pages you own or have permission to translate.