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# AI - Image generation using recraft.ai

> Recraft.ai - Discover an advanced AI image generation tool that offers fine-tuning, image variations, custom sizing, and accurate text rendering.

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![AI - Image generation using recraft.ai](/img/v2/ai.webp)

**TL;DR**

This article introduces Recraft.ai, an AI-powered image generation tool. Unlike other tools, Recraft.ai offers advanced features like fine-tuning image details, creating multiple variations from a single prompt, specifying custom image dimensions, and rendering text within images accurately without typos.

Very small article today, just to introduce [recraft.ai](https://www.recraft.ai/) (thanks Pierre for the tip) which is an image generation tool assisted by AI.

*I've since switched to another generator for the banners of this blog; that story is told in [How I used Google Gemini Nano Banana on my blog](/blog/gemini-meerkat).*

Unlike other tools like [Bing image creator](https://www.bing.com/images/create) (the one I used to illustrate my articles), recraft.ai can produce the same image but using some variations (using the fine-tune or the variate feature).

Using the editor, we can do some rotation, add text, resize the image, ...

And adding words like *Realistic photo* will generate images as if they were photos.

![Fine-tune](./images/fine-tune.webp)

![Variate](./images/variate.webp)

Also, unlike Bing, recraft.ai allows you to specify the size of the image (horizontal, vertical, `2:1`, `4:3`, `1:2` and much more).

During my attempts, I didn't notice typos i.e. when I've asked to see f.i. a banner with some words on it; it was correct. Sometimes, for this blog and using Bing, I need to rework the image to remove/add some letters because the generator has made typos. Here; at first sight, it's OK.

*Whatever the generator, a freshly created image is often far too heavy for a web page. [CaesiumCLT](/blog/reduce-image-size) converts it to WebP in one command.*
