A working AI image generator for people who need a usable image now, not a model demo. Write a brief, pick an aspect ratio, and get the image back in seconds; attach a reference image when you want an edit rather than a fresh generation, or start from a prompt library of ready-made setups. There is a full Chinese version of the interface. Sign-up includes free credits, after which it runs on credit packs or monthly plans, and commercial use of the output is allowed. As of this listing, FLUX 3 has not released yet: the live page is a preview of the interface with an email waitlist for launch.
A friend who sells clothes online showed me her product shots last year: flat-lays and a mannequin in a rented studio, because booking a model for a twelve-item drop costs more than the drop brings in. We spent an evening getting an image model to put her pieces on a person instead. The generation was never the hard part. The hard part was that every tool assumed she wanted to play with it, when she just wanted the photos done before the listing went up. Then it kept happening. A cafe owner who needed fifteen dish photos that looked like they belonged to the same menu. A freelancer who had to show a client three room concepts by Monday morning. Same shape every time: one specific image, needed now, no budget for a shoot, no patience for a settings panel. So I built the thing I kept wishing I could send them. Write what you need, pick the ratio it has to fit, get an image you can actually ship. Upload the mannequin shot and ask for it on a model, that's one sentence, not a workflow. The prompt library is there for the days you don't want to think about phrasing. English and Chinese, because the people I built it for are in both. Not a playground. Something you open when something is due.