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Free AI image generator and editor for creating images from text or transforming existing images, with 20 free credits on signup.
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aiimg.me is a free, browser-based AI image generator and editor that creates new visuals from text prompts or reference images, offering 20 free credits to new users.
aiimg.me is a browser workspace that combines text-to-image and image-to-image generation in one place. You can type a description to create an image from scratch, or upload a reference image and transform it with written instructions. The service runs entirely in the web browser and is built around the GPT Image 2 model, with controls for model, style, aspect ratio, quality, and output count. New users receive 20 free credits after signup; free-credit outputs may include a watermark, and paid plans add capacity and watermark-free access.
The workflow has three steps. First, describe your idea in plain language or upload a reference image you own or have permission to use. Second, choose a model, style, aspect ratio, quality, and number of results; the interface shows the credit estimate. Third, generate a small batch, compare outcomes, and refine by reusing the prompt and changing one condition at a time. All completed tasks are saved in My Creations.
aiimg.me uses a freemium model. New users get 20 free credits after signup, usable for both text-to-image and image-to-image tasks. Paid plans add capacity and remove the watermark from outputs. No fixed dollar amounts are listed on the page; the workspace shows credit estimates per task before generation.
New users receive 20 free credits after signup. That is a starting allowance, not unlimited generation. Free-credit results may include a watermark; paid credits and active plans follow the access rules shown in the product.
No. You can start with a plain-language description of the subject and intended result, then choose a supported model, style, ratio, and quality. For reference-led edits, state what should remain recognizable before naming one main change.
The uploader accepts common browser-readable image files; JPG, PNG, and WebP are recommended. File-size and reference-count limits vary by workflow and model, so check the uploader and model selector before submitting.
Generation time varies with model, quality, image count, provider response, and queue. The page does not promise a fixed time. You can follow progress in the workspace, and results are saved to your history even if you leave the page.
Generated images can be part of a commercial workflow, but the tool does not provide legal clearance. Review source-material permissions, trademarks, recognizable people, platform rules, and applicable local law before publishing.