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Alibaba's official browser assistant gives you direct access to the Qwen model family for questions, reasoning, drafting, and learning. Its broader Qwen Studio experience also supports creative and collaborative work. This is a useful first stop for trying Qwen without setting up an API or running models locally.

DeepSeek's official chat service makes its own model family accessible through a familiar question-and-answer interface. It is suited to explanations, brainstorming, mathematical reasoning, and working with text. The official consumer experience includes web search, a deeper-thinking option, and file text extraction, with history available across devices.

OpenAI's general-purpose assistant combines conversation with web search, document and image understanding, and learning support. You can use it to explain unfamiliar concepts, revise text, plan projects, or ask questions about uploaded material. The free plan provides a practical introduction, with limits on heavier tools and advanced model usage.

Anthropic's assistant is useful for discussing ideas, reviewing documents, analyzing images, and revising long passages of text. Its free plan also includes web search and content creation features. You can follow up conversationally to refine an answer, while keeping in mind that free usage is limited and model availability changes.

Google's Gemini assistant helps with explanations, brainstorming, research, and questions about text or images. The free account includes access to Gemini models and selected creative and research features. It is particularly convenient for people who already use a Google account, with premium plans offering higher limits rather than being mandatory.

Mistral's assistant, formerly called Le Chat, combines conversational help with search, document work, and creation tools. Its browser interface is useful for trying Mistral models on ordinary questions and productivity tasks. The current Free plan offers limited access; the broader Vibe product also includes coding and workflow capabilities on supported plans.

DuckDuckGo's chat service offers a selection of third-party models through one simple interface. It anonymizes conversations and stores recent chats locally on your device, making it convenient for quick questions, summaries, and drafting. You can compare available models without a separate provider account, although free access has a daily cap.

Perplexity combines web search with conversational answers and source links, helping you investigate a question and then ask follow-ups. It is useful for orientation on unfamiliar topics and collecting starting points for further reading. Its free plan covers everyday searching, while advanced research and premium model access have much tighter restrictions.

Google AI Studio is a browser workspace for experimenting with Gemini prompts and building AI prototypes. It exposes model controls and multimodal inputs that are useful when comparing responses or planning an API integration. Free access is rate limited and does not cover every model or capability.

Hugging Face's chat interface lets you explore open models without downloading their weights or configuring local inference. Its Omni router can choose a model for your request, while direct model selection supports comparison. Current access uses Hugging Face inference credits, so this is best treated as a small experimentation allowance.

Grok is xAI's conversational assistant for questions, explanations, brainstorming, and working through problems. Its web experience includes access to search and tools that can vary by plan. The free tier is useful for exploring the Grok family, while paid SuperGrok subscriptions provide larger allowances and access to additional capabilities.

Use a browser workspace to generate and refine images for visual concepts, illustrations, and creative projects. Leonardo allocates tokens to different AI operations, so a small experiment may cost a different amount from a more demanding one. Its recurring free allowance makes it useful for learning how prompts and generation settings affect results.

Generate illustrations, posters, and visual concepts from a prompt using Ideogram’s image models. The interface is useful for experimenting with graphic compositions and text within an image. Free accounts use a slower generation queue, making the service suitable for occasional exploration when immediate results and private generation are not essential.

Create songs from a prompt and experiment with styles, lyrics, or an uploaded musical idea. Suno’s free plan is useful for trying AI songwriting and sharing a result through its platform. Free-generated songs are intended for personal use, and the current plan separates the ability to generate and listen from the ability to download music.

The Allen Institute for AI's public playground offers a hands-on way to explore its open language and multimodal models. It is especially useful for learning how open research models behave, comparing outputs, and exploring features such as OlmoTrace, which connects matching response passages with examples from a model's training data.

Arena lets you compare responses from different AI models, including anonymous head-to-head battles where you vote on your preferred answer. It also provides direct model selection and public rankings. This makes it useful for comparing capabilities on your own prompts, while contributing feedback to a public model-evaluation platform.

Character.AI centers on interactive conversations with fictional or user-created personalities. You can explore characters, develop scenarios, and practice conversational storytelling in a browser. Its free plan supports basic chat styles, while subscriptions add premium styles and memory features. Treat character responses as generated entertainment rather than authoritative factual guidance.

Free.ai offers a browser chat interface with self-hosted models and a shared token allowance across its tools. You can choose among its free model options for explanations, translation, and drafting. Its large catalog also lists paid external models, so checking the free-model label matters before assuming every listed assistant is included.

Moonshot AI's assistant supports conversational tasks and knowledge work, with project spaces for organizing chats and reference files. It is a way to explore the Kimi family directly in the browser. Free accounts provide limited entry-level access, while advanced agent work and particular models can draw from membership credits.

Meta's free assistant is available as a standalone website as well as across its messaging and social applications. It supports everyday questions, idea generation, and conversational help, with creative tools offered in supported markets. The website provides a direct way to explore Meta's assistant without beginning inside a social-media conversation.

Microsoft's consumer Copilot answers general questions and helps with writing, brainstorming, and summaries directly in a browser. You can begin without signing in, then use a personal account for features such as saved conversations and longer interactions. This consumer service is separate from paid Copilot features inside Microsoft 365 applications.

Poe brings multiple model providers and community-created bots into one conversational interface. It is useful for trying different response styles or comparing assistants without opening a separate account with every provider. Free access is metered by daily compute points, and each bot's price determines how far that allowance will go.

Proton's AI assistant focuses on private conversations, with optional web search and encrypted saved chat history. You can begin as a guest or sign in for more features. It supports everyday explanations, summaries, planning, and writing assistance, making it a useful choice for people who want a straightforward privacy-focused assistant.

Venice provides browser access to conversational AI with an emphasis on privacy and user control. Its free account is useful for occasional questions and experimentation with the base models. The platform also offers image and other creative capabilities, but premium models and more intensive usage sit behind paid plans or credits.

Z.ai provides the official conversational interface for its GLM model family. It is useful for exploring general questions, reasoning, and practical assistance without configuring developer tools. The service also exposes creation-oriented workflows, but available models and heavier agent features can vary with account status, regional availability, and current demand.

Andi combines conversational search with web results, giving you a direct answer and links to explore further. Its public search experience also supports reading, summarizing, and explaining material. It is a convenient option for people who want AI-assisted search without creating an account, with a separate product for developers using its API.

Ask Brave brings an AI conversation interface into Brave Search, combining synthesized answers with webpages and other search results. You can start from a normal search and continue in the Ask view. It works in any supported browser, so you can try the service without installing the Brave browser first.

Consensus searches academic literature and connects answers to published research papers. It is useful for exploring what studies say about a question, tracing citations, and comparing evidence across a field. Basic paper search is freely available, while deeper synthesis, study snapshots, and more intensive research modes have separate usage allowances.

Elicit is an academic research assistant for finding papers, reviewing findings, and asking questions about available full texts. It organizes evidence around a research question, with linked sources that help you inspect the underlying literature. The free Basic tier is useful for exploration before committing to more intensive review workflows.

Felo offers AI-assisted search with quick answers and a more detailed professional-search mode. Its multilingual focus makes it useful for exploring information beyond a single language and organizing a topic into a clearer answer. Free access supports everyday lookup tasks, with a daily allowance for the more involved search mode.

Google's notebook-style research assistant helps you work with a collection of reference sources and ask questions about them. It can produce study materials and different overview formats from that source context. The former NotebookLM address leads to Gemini Notebook, where free users receive standard usage rather than unlimited generations.

iAsk is a question-and-answer search engine aimed at students and researchers. It presents cited responses and offers controls for answer detail, alongside tools for summarizing material and asking questions about documents. The free core answer engine is useful for an initial explanation, followed by checking the sources behind its response.

Open Knowledge Maps turns a research-topic search into a visual overview of related scientific material. Its AI-based approach groups resources so you can identify concepts and promising areas for further reading. The nonprofit service is particularly useful when you are new to a subject and want to understand its structure.

ResearchRabbit helps you discover scientific papers by exploring connections around articles you already know. Its visual citation relationships and collections support an iterative literature search, where each relevant paper leads to more possibilities. The free plan is useful for building and sharing a reading collection during an ordinary literature review.

SciSpace brings literature discovery, paper discussion, and research assistance into one website. You can use its tools to understand technical passages, explore relevant papers, and organize research tasks. Its agent handles more involved workflows using credits, while several other research utilities remain accessible after the agent allowance is exhausted.

Semantic Scholar is Ai2's free AI-powered discovery tool for scientific literature. It helps you find relevant papers and navigate research through scholarly metadata and related work. Rather than being a general conversational chatbot, it serves as an entry point for locating evidence and deciding which original studies deserve closer reading.

Create images from written prompts, experiment with visual styles, and revise creative assets in Adobe’s browser workspace. Firefly suits mood boards, illustration concepts, and everyday image experiments. Its free access covers a curated selection of generative features and models, so check the active model and allowance before starting a larger project.

Create AI imagery and place it directly into presentations, posters, social graphics, or other Canva designs. The benefit is a connected workflow: generate a visual, then combine it with layout tools, text, and your own assets. Free users share a monthly AI allowance across applicable tools rather than receiving unlimited generation.

Use a collection of focused AI image utilities to clean up pictures, remove backgrounds, relight a subject, erase text, or enlarge an image. Clipdrop is handy when you already have a picture and need a targeted improvement. Its free tier offers specific daily allowances, while higher resolution and several generation capabilities belong to paid access.

Describe a scene and explore generated artwork using styles such as photo, anime, illustration, or raw imagery. Craiyon also supports excluding unwanted elements and browsing community images for prompt inspiration. Its free tier is suited to casual experimentation, with lower quality, fewer options, and slower access than the subscription offering.

Generate an image directly from a text description through a straightforward public web interface. DeepAI offers style choices and simple controls for exploring visual ideas without requiring an account for its core generator. It is a convenient starting point for quick concepts, while more capable premium modes and other services have separate paid access.

Generate images from text through a lightweight online interface, with different AI modes and adjustable options. Dezgo’s no-registration free version makes it useful for trying image-generation workflows quickly. It also offers more demanding image and video features through its paid Power Mode, so the free experience has a narrower range of capabilities.

Combine ordinary photo edits with AI image generation and other creative tools in a browser. Fotor’s free Basic plan is useful for experimenting with small projects, basic templates, and effects. Credit-consuming tasks are metered, while the rewards area offers daily check-ins that can help replenish a limited supply for further experimentation.

Explore image creation and editing through Krea’s browser workspace, including real-time models that let you develop visual ideas interactively. The free tier also includes limited upscaling and training capabilities. It suits short creative sessions and testing a visual direction, with broader model access and professional capacity available through paid subscriptions.

Brush over unwanted objects, people, or text and let Magic Eraser reconstruct the selected area. The web tool provides a simple upload, select, erase, and download workflow, including adjustable brush size and zoom. It is useful for quickly cleaning personal photos or preparing a rough edit without creating an account.

Turn descriptions into images, greeting cards, invitations, stickers, and other personal graphics. Microsoft Designer also offers AI photo editing such as removing distractions and changing backgrounds. It is approachable for people who want a finished visual without learning a professional graphics application, with saved creations available through their Microsoft account.

Create AI art, explore other people’s prompts, and take part in daily themed challenges. NightCafe combines image generation with a community built around creative practice, making it useful for hobbyists who want ideas and feedback. Free daily credits provide ongoing access to a range of models, while some stronger models require a paid plan.

Try a public text-to-image generator hosted on Perchance, a platform for interactive generators. The linked page advertises free, unlimited generation without signup, making it useful for low-friction experimentation with visual prompts. It is a community-style web experience, so interface, speed, and available controls can differ from polished subscription-based creative suites.

Experiment with AI-assisted product imagery and basic visual editing in a dedicated photo workspace. Photoroom’s Free Space lets you explore a limited selection of tools, generate some images, and save designs. It is useful for learning the workflow or making personal mockups before deciding whether professional exports and commercial usage justify a subscription.

Remove a photo’s background automatically, then continue working with Pixlr’s wider browser editing suite. Its AI background remover identifies foreground subjects such as people, objects, and animals, and supports transparent or solid backgrounds. This free route is useful for quick cutouts without assuming that every generative model in the larger suite is free.

Generate photos, illustrations, vectors, and other design assets in a visual workspace. Recraft is especially relevant when your project needs graphics that can fit into a broader design rather than a single isolated picture. The free tier supports exploration, while ownership, privacy, commercial use, and advanced capabilities differ from paid plans.

Upload a photo to automatically separate its main subject from the background. remove.bg focuses on a single common editing job, which makes it convenient for portraits, objects, and small graphics that need a transparent backdrop. Its free website output is a low-resolution preview, so check the size before planning a print or large-format design.

Explore a creative platform with image generation, community models, reusable workflows, and AI tools. SeaArt meters work through daily Stamina and separately purchased or earned credits. It is useful for testing visual styles and learning from shared creations, although the number of outputs depends on each model’s cost and your selected settings.

Edit social videos in your browser using AI-assisted features alongside ordinary cuts, text, effects, and transitions. CapCut advertises free online tools for automatic captions, video background removal, text-to-speech, and audio cleanup. It is useful for improving existing footage, though premium assets, newer generative features, and regional availability can affect the free experience.

Develop images and short animated scenes in one creative workspace using text prompts and visual references. Dreamina provides ongoing daily credits, which makes it useful for returning to a visual experiment over multiple sessions. Video cost depends on the chosen model, duration, resolution, and inputs, so the allowance does not guarantee a fixed number of clips.

Create presenter-led videos from a script using AI avatars and generated speech. HeyGen is useful for short introductions, explanations, and testing a talking-presenter format without recording yourself. The ongoing Free plan includes a small monthly video allowance, while more advanced avatar, translation, export, and production options have separate paid or trial limits.

Edit videos in the browser and use a small AI allowance for tasks such as automatic captions and text-to-speech. Kapwing combines a conventional editing canvas with tools for making content easier to share. Its free version works for short, watermarked projects, with clear export limits and much smaller AI allowances than paid workspaces.

Create marketing-oriented videos and images with guided AI tools, including a video agent and talking photos. Pippit is designed around transforming product information and creative ideas into social content. Its free plan provides daily credits for a limited workflow, while paid tiers add faster generation, advanced models, and removal of export watermarks.

Explore generative image and video tools in a creative workspace with asset storage. Runway’s free allowance is best treated as a finite opportunity to compare workflows and test a few ideas. Each operation consumes credits according to its model and settings, while continued production and the complete model range require paid access.

Build videos from typed scripts using AI presenters and voices, or explore generated visual assets through its AI Playground. Synthesia is useful for trying educational explanations, internal presentations, and simple demonstrations. Its free Basic plan provides a recurring creation allowance, while downloading finished videos and removing the platform logo require an upgrade.

Use a browser video editor with AI-assisted tools for social clips and narrated content. VEED’s Gen-AI Studio can assemble a short video from a script using stock visuals, subtitles, music, and an avatar. Free AI access depends on region, so the tool is most useful after confirming that your account actually includes credits.

Generate short videos from text, a starting image, or visual references. Vidu’s reference workflow can combine images of a character, object, or scene to guide a clip, making it useful for exploring consistent visual ideas. A free credit allocation lets you test generation before choosing whether a paid plan is worthwhile.

Clean up spoken recordings with Enhance Speech, which reduces distracting noise and echo, or record and edit an audio project in the browser. Adobe Podcast is useful for improving interviews, voice notes, and podcast drafts. The free tier provides a practical daily audio allowance, with stricter file, project, and export limits than the premium plan.

Generate music in a variety of styles and develop compositions using AI assistance. AIVA supports working with musical influences and editing generated tracks, making it relevant to people who want to explore composition rather than only request a finished song. Its free plan allows a small number of downloadable tracks for non-commercial projects.

Generate a musical starting point and develop it further in BandLab Studio. SongStarter offers adjustable genre, mood, tempo, and key with multiple variations, making it useful when you need inspiration before recording or arranging a track. The resulting idea can become a saved project, and the help guide permits use without fees or royalties.

Generate speech from written text and explore AI voice tools through ElevenLabs’ web interface. It is useful for listening to short scripts, comparing voice delivery, and prototyping narration before producing a longer recording. The free plan has a monthly credit allowance shared across supported features, with additional capacity and commercial rights attached to paid tiers.

Generate background music for personal videos, podcasts, streams, and other creative experiments. Mubert Render offers a free Ambassador tier with a modest monthly generation and download allowance. It is most useful when you need supporting music rather than a track to release commercially, because usage rights and redistribution restrictions are central to the plan.

Use a browser collection of AI audio tools for improving recordings and exploring creative sound workflows. MyEdit also offers image and video tools, but its audio workspace is useful for short cleanup and voice-related tasks. A daily credit bonus supports light experimentation, with advanced presets, higher limits, and unrestricted access reserved for paid plans.

Listen to written material through a browser-based text-to-speech reader designed for personal use. NaturalReader can help with reading practice, accessibility, and reviewing a document aloud. Its free plan combines basic system voices with a smaller daily allowance for AI voices, so it is primarily a listening tool rather than a free voiceover-export service.

Convert text into spoken audio using a choice of languages and voice styles, then listen or download the result. TTSMaker’s straightforward web interface includes controls such as speed, volume, pauses, and output format. It is useful for small narration jobs and pronunciation practice, especially when you want a downloadable file without a subscription.

Separate an uploaded song into a vocal track and an instrumental backing using AI. The focused web workflow is useful for karaoke practice, listening more closely to a vocal performance, or preparing an audio experiment. It operates on music you supply rather than generating a new song from a text prompt.

Bolt builds websites and web apps from natural-language instructions in a browser workspace. You can preview the result, revise the interface and work with project files. Its token allowance makes the free plan useful for testing an idea or making a modest prototype before investing in a larger build.

Cursor is an AI code editor for working directly with project files, asking questions about a codebase and requesting changes through an agent. Its free Hobby plan suits occasional coding assistance and trying its Composer workflow. This entry requires downloading a desktop editor rather than using a standalone browser chatbot.

GitHub's coding assistant explains code, proposes changes and supplies inline suggestions across supported editors and GitHub surfaces. The Free plan is useful for occasional debugging, learning a language or trying AI assistance on an existing repository. Editor integration requires installing a supported extension.

GroqCloud provides a browser playground and developer API for trying supported models on Groq's inference infrastructure. It is useful for testing prompts, inspecting model behavior and planning an application integration. The free developer tier has model-specific request and token limits, so availability is best checked in the account console.

Hugging Face Spaces hosts interactive demos contributed by model developers and the community. You can try tasks such as image generation, speech processing or document analysis in a browser and inspect public source code. It is a useful discovery platform for experimental models, although individual demos differ greatly in reliability.

Lovable is a browser app builder that uses conversational instructions to create and revise applications. It provides a hosted development workflow for people exploring product ideas without starting from an empty codebase. A small recurring build-credit allowance supports experimentation, while larger projects need careful attention to usage.

OpenRouter offers one interface and API for trying models from multiple providers. Its free-model catalog is useful for comparing responses, experimenting with code generation and testing integrations before paying for inference. Choose models explicitly marked free, or use the free router; the wider catalog also includes paid models.

Replit combines a browser coding environment with an AI agent that can turn instructions into apps and make targeted changes. Its Starter plan supports limited daily experimentation through Lite build. It is useful for small prototypes, especially when you want an editor and preview in one place.

Vercel's v0 turns prompts into web interfaces and applications, with a visual design mode and a path to deployment. It is particularly useful for exploring UI ideas and iterating on an initial implementation. The free plan provides recurring credits, although its daily message ceiling keeps sessions short.

Ahrefs provides a collection of free AI utilities for short writing and marketing tasks. The catalog includes paragraph rewriting, summaries, title ideas, meta descriptions, captions and product copy. Each tool focuses on a narrow job, making the collection useful when you want a quick starting point rather than a full writing workspace.

DeepL provides AI translation alongside a Write assistant for revising wording and adjusting written expression. Its browser tools are convenient for understanding a passage in another language or refining short text. Free translation and writing are available, while larger inputs, advanced controls and enhanced data protection belong to paid offerings.

Grammarly combines grammar assistance with generative tools for drafting, revising and responding to text. It works through its own writing surfaces and integrations into other apps. The free AI prompt allowance is useful for occasional emails, short drafts and tone adjustments alongside its basic proofreading features.

LanguageTool checks spelling, grammar and style across multiple languages and also offers AI sentence rephrasing. Its browser editor works well for short messages and language practice. The free tier provides basic checks and a small daily paraphrasing allowance, with extensions available for writing in supported browsers and applications.

ProWritingAid combines editing reports with AI tools for rephrasing and developing prose. Its free plan includes daily access to Rephrase, Sparks and creative nudges, which can help revise a sentence or explore a story idea. It is particularly relevant to writers who want structured feedback while developing longer work.

QuillBot offers AI paraphrasing and related writing utilities for improving the wording of short passages. Its free tier is useful when you want alternative phrasing, basic grammar assistance or a brief summary. Compare the rewritten text with your original to preserve intended meaning, especially for specialist terminology.

Rytr is a writing assistant for producing short content drafts from a brief or use case. It can help explore wording for emails, marketing copy and other compact writing tasks. The free plan provides a monthly character budget, so it works best for several small drafts rather than extensive long-form production.

Scribbr's browser paraphraser rewrites short passages and lets you explore replacement words through an interactive thesaurus. It is convenient for students and writers who want quick wording alternatives without creating an account. Use it to revise your own draft while checking meaning and retaining citations for borrowed ideas.

Smodin's free paragraph rewriter produces alternative wording from pasted text, with controls for rewrite strength. It is useful for revising a short paragraph or comparing sentence structures while learning a language. The public tool can be tried without an account, while larger inputs and extended usage depend on credits or plans.

Wordtune focuses on improving English phrasing through alternative rewrites, AI suggestions and summarization. It is useful for turning an awkward sentence into clearer wording or checking how a different tone sounds. The Basic plan offers a recurring daily allowance, making it suitable for light editing rather than lengthy drafting sessions.

AskYourPDF provides a chat interface for asking questions about uploaded documents. It is useful for navigating a report, locating relevant information and understanding dense sections without reading everything in order. Its free plan publishes concrete daily limits and identifies its included model, which makes the allowance relatively easy to compare.

ChatPDF lets you upload a PDF and ask questions about its contents in a conversational interface. It is useful for finding a passage, understanding a document or getting an initial summary. The free service can be started without an account, while registering adds conveniences such as saved history and multi-document conversations.

Fathom captures meetings and turns them into transcripts and concise AI call summaries. Its individual free plan is useful for people who want to review conversations and share relevant clips without manually taking every note. More advanced summaries, generated action items and conversational meeting assistance are part of higher tiers.

Fireflies records and transcribes meetings and makes the resulting conversations searchable. Its free plan includes real-time notes, limited AI summaries and access to the AskFred assistant. It is useful for building a small searchable meeting record, although storage and AI credit limits matter even when transcription is advertised as unlimited.

Gamma creates presentations, documents and simple web pages from instructions or source material. It helps turn an outline into a visual first draft that you can edit and export. Its free AI allowance is a starting credit grant, so it is best treated as limited experimentation rather than recurring free generation.

Napkin turns written ideas into editable visuals such as diagrams, flowcharts and mind maps. It is useful when a document or presentation needs a clearer explanation of relationships or a process. Its free plan provides weekly AI credits and lets you refine visuals and export standard formats after generation.

Notta transcribes recordings and supported online meetings, identifies speakers and generates AI summaries. Its web and mobile workflow is convenient for short voice clips or testing multilingual transcription. The free plan has a particularly short per-conversation limit, so it suits brief samples better than complete interviews or lengthy meetings.

Otter transcribes spoken conversations and provides AI features for working with meeting content. Its free Basic plan supports live transcription, speaker identification and AI chat, making it useful for occasional calls or voice notes. Imported audio and video files have a separate lifetime allowance, so live capture is the more reusable workflow.

Read AI produces meeting transcripts and summaries and provides search across connected work information. The free plan is useful for someone with a few important meetings each month who wants follow-up context and a searchable record. It also includes basic integrations and personalized meeting feedback, with larger meeting volumes requiring an upgrade.

tl;dv captures meetings on supported video-call platforms and creates recordings, transcripts and AI notes. It is useful for reviewing an interview or sharing a specific moment with a colleague. The free tier keeps recording and transcription accessible, while its more advanced AI querying features have smaller allowances.

A browser AI assistant for chatting, rewriting, translating, and summarizing web content. Basic and advanced models use different allowances.

A browser sidebar and web toolkit for summarizing pages, drafting text, and working with images. Its basic credits are shared across supported features.

An AI assistant for web research, writing, and page summaries, available through its website and browser extension.

A simple browser chatbot for questions, explanations, short writing tasks, and language practice, without installing an app.

A multi-purpose AI chat workspace with document chat, writing, and presentation features alongside its standard assistant.

A catalog of hosted model endpoints and interactive previews for developers exploring language, reasoning, and other AI capabilities.

Cohere's developer playground for experimenting with its language models and retrieval-oriented AI capabilities before integration.

An AI search interface for researching questions and exploring web information with selectable search modes.

A literature discovery workspace that connects related academic papers and organizes them into visual research maps.

An AI research assistant that searches scientific literature and helps develop research questions through an ongoing conversation.

Upload a paper and highlight difficult passages to get plain-language explanations and ask follow-up questions.

An article summarizer that turns research material into structured summary flashcards for faster reading and review.

Now called Anara, this AI research workspace helps read, search, and discuss uploaded documents with linked research context.

Generate 3D models from prompts or images and experiment with AI texturing and asset creation in a browser.

An AI 3D creation platform for turning text or reference images into models, with additional editing and asset-preparation tools.

A browser image-generation studio for creating illustrations and visual concepts with prompts and reference images.

An AI image upscaler that increases image resolution and improves the clarity of small or compressed pictures.

An AI photo-editing toolkit with background removal and image upscaling, aimed at clean product and marketing visuals.

Paint over an unwanted object or blemish and let AI reconstruct the surrounding image in your browser.

An automatic background remover that isolates subjects for product listings, graphics, and profile pictures.

An AI media workspace for improving images and videos and experimenting with generated promotional content.

Turn a script or idea into a narrated video using AI voices, stock media, and generated visuals.

A text-based audio and video editor with transcription, AI-assisted cleanup, clip creation, and media-generation features.

An AI clipping tool that finds short segments in longer videos and adds reframing and captions for social media.

An AI video repurposing workspace that extracts short clips from longer recordings and prepares them for social channels.

Analyze a longer video and identify short highlights, then create clips suited to social feeds.

An expressive voice platform for generating speech and experimenting with conversational voice AI.

A voice-generation platform for turning text into speech and experimenting with its voice library and cloning tools.

A lightweight browser text-to-speech tool with downloadable MP3 audio and multilingual voice choices.

Convert text into spoken audio in the browser, then listen to the result or download it as an MP3.

Upload audio or video to generate AI transcripts, with options for working across languages and exporting the text.

Automatically balance audio levels, reduce noise, and prepare spoken recordings for podcast or video publishing.

An AI audio toolkit for separating vocals and instruments and practicing along with individual parts of a song.

An AI coding environment with autocomplete, inline edits, and agent-assisted changes across a codebase. The main coding experience requires an installed editor.

AWS's coding assistant helps explain code, implement changes, and work with development tasks in supported editors and command-line tools.

An AI code-review service that comments on pull requests and helps developers inspect proposed changes.

Google's asynchronous coding agent works on repository tasks in a cloud environment and proposes changes for review.

An AI coding environment that combines code completion with agent-assisted development and task execution.

Build AI applications and document-backed workflows using a visual development interface and configurable model providers.

A browser paraphrasing tool for rewriting sentences and paragraphs while preserving their core meaning.

A collection of AI writing tools for drafting outlines, paragraphs, stories, and other short-form text.

A web toolkit that combines AI writing and image tools with practical PDF and file utilities.

An AI writing assistant for drafting, revising, and brainstorming text, with a collection of focused writing tools.

An academic writing workspace with AI autocomplete, editing, document uploads, and citation support.

An AI grammar and style assistant focused on academic and technical writing, with specialized document checks.

Capture meeting transcripts and use AI to summarize discussions, identify actions, and ask questions about meeting content.

An AI meeting notepad that combines your notes with meeting context and supports follow-up questions across notes.

A meeting assistant that records, transcribes, and summarizes discussions and organizes meeting insights for later use.

Build AI agents, collaborative workspaces, and small apps from prompts, with shared knowledge and automation features.

A browser automation platform for collecting information, transforming it with AI, and moving results between supported apps.

An AI document assistant for asking questions about uploaded PDFs and finding relevant information within them.

A PDF reader and editor with an AI chatbot for summarizing documents, explaining passages, and answering document questions.

Generate a first presentation draft from text and revise it inside supported presentation software.

An AI presentation maker that generates editable slide decks from a topic or source text.

A collaborative presentation platform with AI-assisted slide generation and reusable presentation templates.

Convert documents, videos, audio, or prompts into editable mind maps for study and planning.

A visual workspace for diagrams, mind maps, and wireframes, with AI tools that turn prompts into a starting structure.

AI features within Miro's collaborative canvas generate diagrams, tables, and summaries and help organize workshop content.

A collection of small AI helpers for breaking tasks into steps, adjusting writing tone, estimating effort, and organizing thoughts.

An education-focused AI workspace with tools for lesson planning, learning materials, feedback, and classroom preparation.

Turn a topic or reading passage into adapted classroom resources with different reading levels and supporting activities.

An AI teaching assistant that works with browser-based documents and learning platforms to create materials and give feedback.

Create an online form, survey, or quiz from a prompt or uploaded document using an AI-assisted form builder.

An AI scheduling assistant that finds time for focus work, habits, and meetings around an existing calendar.

A no-code workspace for building apps, forms, workflows, and agents, with AI-assisted creation and data features.

Turn prompts and rough ideas into interface mockups and editable design prototypes with an AI-assisted design canvas.

An AI interface-design tool for creating wireframes and exploring screen layouts with editable components.

A visual website builder with AI-assisted page creation and publishing to a Framer-hosted address.

Generate a website brief, sitemap, wireframes, and design direction before refining the result or exporting it.

A browser image generator for turning written prompts into visual concepts without a complicated setup.

An AI filmmaking workspace that combines image and video generation with storyboards, camera controls, and production planning.

Animate a character from an image using motion references, with tools for character swaps and short movement clips.

A browser text-to-speech tool with multilingual AI voices and downloadable audio for short narration tasks.

A speech-generation workspace with voice selection and controls for pronunciation, pauses, and other narration settings.

Generate spoken audio from text with voice options and controls for pauses, pronunciation, and multiple speakers.

A web text-to-speech converter that produces natural-sounding audio in many languages and supports MP3 downloads.

A diagramming workspace for technical documentation, with AI-assisted generation of architecture diagrams and flowcharts.

Google's hosted notebook environment lets you write Python and experiment with machine-learning models without maintaining a local setup.

An AI math assistant that explains problems and supports study tools such as graphs, flashcards, and related questions.

A learning assistant that accepts typed or photographed questions and generates explanations, summaries, and follow-up responses.

Build an AI agent that answers questions from your supplied content and embed it in a website or support workflow.

A visual platform for building conversational AI agents, connecting knowledge, and testing customer-facing conversations.

An AI-assisted website and business toolkit that generates a starter site and provides basic marketing and business-chat features.

An AI writing workspace for developing fiction, books, and screenplays with structured drafting assistance.

Rows combines spreadsheets, connected business data, and an AI analyst for extracting information and investigating tables.

Better Analyst, formerly Formula Bot, turns connected data and uploaded files into analyses, charts, dashboards, and reports through natural-language requests.

Manus runs multi-step tasks such as gathering information, preparing documents, and building deliverables through an AI agent workspace.

Copy.ai provides focused generators for marketing emails, social captions, product descriptions, and other short writing tasks.

Easy-Peasy.AI combines writing templates, AI chat, image generation, transcription, and text-to-speech in a browser workspace.

Elai creates presenter-style videos from written scripts using digital avatars and synthetic voices.

Steve AI turns scripts and prompts into animated or stock-based video drafts with AI voiceovers and editing tools.

Julius provides an AI workspace for analyzing files and data, researching questions, and creating charts, presentations, and reports.

TextCortex helps draft and rewrite content, chat with uploaded knowledge, and configure assistants for recurring work.

QuestionWell creates comprehension questions and teaching materials from a topic or source reading, with exports to classroom tools.

Eduaide helps teachers draft lesson plans, worksheets, graphic organizers, classroom games, and assessments.

Genspark combines research and creation agents for documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and other multi-step work.

insMind generates and edits images, removes backgrounds, and supports visual content workflows for products and marketing.

AutoDraw uses machine learning to recognize rough sketches and suggest clean drawings created by artists. It is useful for quick diagrams, cards, and simple graphics.

Google Teachable Machine lets you train and test small image, sound, or pose classifiers in your browser, then export models for your projects.

Clipfly combines text-to-video and image-to-video generation with browser editing and visual effects for short creative projects.