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Prisma

AI that turns your photos into artwork in seconds

Mobile AppGolden Kitty 2016

Featured 3 years ago

AI-powered filter app Prisma wants to sell its tech to other companiesPrisma, the Russian company best known for its AI-powered photo filters, is shifting to B2B. The company won't retire its popular app, but says in the future, it will focus on selling machine vision tools to other tech firms. "We see big opportunities in deep learning and communication," Prisma CEO and co-founder Alexey Moiseenkov told The Verge.

Prisma uses AI to turn your photos into graphic novel fodder double quickArtists beware! AI is coming for your paintbrush too... A new iOS app, called Prisma, is using deep learning algorithms to turn smartphone photos into stylized artworks based on different artwork/graphical styles.

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Amrith ShanbhagCommunity + Social at Product Hunt
Pros:
It generates amazing art.
Cons:
Hype faded away.
I used to use Prisma a lot when it first launched and now I don't see myself using it anymore.
Comments (0)2 years ago
Rajeev KumarTechie at heart.
Pros:
Its fun
Cons:
What can be bad about photo art creation?
Try with your friends and have good laugh / time :)
Comments (1)2 years ago

Discussion

Andrey Usoltsev

Maker

Hey, Product Hunters! Prisma transforms your photos into artworks using the styles of famous artists: Van Gogh, Picasso, Levitan, as well as world famous ornaments and patterns. A unique combination of neural networks and artificial intelligence helps you turn memorable moments into timeless art. Btw, see those cool pics made by our users and follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/prisma/

60 UpvotesShare 3 years ago

Matt Navarra

@usoltt We loved it over at @TheNextWeb. Told the guys about it last night and got them to write it up today. It was (unsurprisingly!) popular :) http://thenextweb.com/apps/2016/...

23 UpvotesShare 3 years ago

Andrey Usoltsev

Maker

@mattnavarra @thenextweb haha) Cool :-) Thank you, Matt!

3 UpvotesShare 3 years ago

Ben Thompson

@usoltt Andrey, I saw this in my twitter feed last night and gave it a spin. Very impressive. I'm a snob when it comes to 'cheezy photoshop filters' but Prisma really shines. Well done! Wider/full size images are a must. Loving the Heisenberg filter for a rough sketched look:

23 UpvotesShare 3 years ago

Richard Robinson

@usoltt Any plans on a Mac app and/or non-square cropped photos? BTW this is my all-time favorite photo editing app!

13 UpvotesShare 3 years ago

Adithya Shreshti

@usoltt Hatsoff to the team behind!!! Been using from past 3 days and showing it off to family and friends 😀👍 Would love to see how this grows with more filters and features 😀

3 UpvotesShare 3 years ago

Ryan Hoover

Pro

Love Pikazo and Malevich. This is also very well done. Here's a photo of @staringispolite from our tour of SF MoMA last weekend:

15 UpvotesShare 3 years ago

Ben Tossell

New game. Prisma your homescreen (what you can fit in anyway)

cc @rrhoover (I only have 5 rows on my homescreen and then the bottom one is: Phone, Whatsapp. Messages, Twitter - for all of you dying to know)

13 UpvotesShare 3 years ago

Ryan Hoover

Pro

@bentossell here's mine:

7 UpvotesShare 3 years ago

Семён

@usoltt What about text recognition via prisma and changing fonts?

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Nick Snopov

Nice app) Illustration - is really awesome! And very userful for storyboarding) One familiar storyboard specialist said: Prisma - it a very serious breakthrough to the new level for creating storyboards.

11 UpvotesShare 3 years ago

Andrey Usoltsev

Maker

@nick_grey Wow) Another cool way of using Prisma, btw

4 UpvotesShare 3 years ago