Mia Santos

This is a really great idea — very creative, playful, and genuinely fun to use. It brings back a sense of childhood imagination, but at the same time feels powerful enough for serious creative work.

I can easily see this being amazing for indie game developers, concept visualization, and even independent authors creating illustrations for books.

The interface feels very clean and thoughtful. It honestly gives the impression of a mature product, on the level of tools like Figma or Canva, which is impressive for something so creative and experimental. I’d happily recommend this to friends.

At the moment, the main downside is performance. Generation feel slow, and it’s not always clear how long a generation will take. Feedback or progress indicators during generation would make the experience much smoother.

It feels simpler and more fun to use. It focuses on doing one thing well, without unnecessary complexity. The experience is very intuitive, and the core feature just works — which I really like.

Importing images works smoothly, including JPG and PNG assets. Export supports both PNG and SVG, with an option for transparent backgrounds.

I was able to export images at 2048 × 2048 resolution. Exports are available in PNG and SVG.

Collaboration feels well thought out. Projects are clearly structured, making it easy to understand use cases and reuse assets. It’s easy to see how this could work well for teams or shared creative workflows.