Practical guides, comparisons, and creative ideas for our free AI image tools — text-to-image, photo editor, background remover, and image upscaler.
What image upscaling is good for, when it fails, and how to get sharp, clean large images from small originals — including for print, web, and AI-generated images.
A complete overview of ImageFree's four free AI image tools — text-to-image, AI photo editor, background remover, and image upscaler — and when to use each.
A practical prompt-writing guide for AI image generators. Learn the subject-style-context formula, common pitfalls, and 12 example prompts you can copy and tweak.
Ten ready-to-use AI image prompt templates for Instagram, X, LinkedIn, TikTok covers, and Facebook posts — each tuned to the platform's preferred aspect ratio and visual style.
An honest comparison of AI photo editors and traditional tools like Photoshop, Lightroom, and GIMP — strengths, weaknesses, and a workflow that uses both.
Six practical techniques to keep a character looking the same across multiple AI-generated images, from anchor prompts and style cues to inpainting workflows.
Learn how to use AI photo editors to retouch portraits, remove distractions, change the time of day, and re-style images — all with plain-English instructions instead of sliders.
An honest side-by-side comparison of the leading free AI image generators in 2026 — limits, output quality, watermarks, commercial use, and where each one shines.
Five everyday photo problems — blown-out skies, distracting backgrounds, bad lighting, dull colors, and unwanted objects — and how to fix each in seconds with an AI photo editor.
A walkthrough of a real creative project — a product launch hero image — using the text-to-image generator, AI photo editor, background remover, and image upscaler together.
When to use a dedicated AI background remover versus an editor or manual masking, plus tips for getting clean cut-outs of people, products, and pets.
How to use AI image generation to make blog posts faster, more visual, and better for SEO — without falling into the generic-stock-photo trap.