Adobe's web-based text to image tool. At the time of writing free and beta.
Use A.I to create panoramic images. I made a birch forest. Not sure how useful this is.
A lovely tool for creating "unfolding stories" that get longer, interactive narrative style, but different. You can add paragraphs, choices and add image URLs (which is interesting, because that means you *could* use almost any image out there on the web.
For developers, stories can be output in .json format, meaning *real writers* could use this tool to "tell a story" and developers might incorporate it into a game easily. Interesting.
Draw your design with simple colours and have A.I turn it into a more realistic image.
Tools to adjust batches of images, such as face removal (this looks handy)
A collection of various text-to-image tools, often Google Colab files for creating unusual images.
Another few excellent tools here too (including a tool up upsize small images)
A text to image tool. I put in "Digital Skills and Creativity at the University of York" and got this.
Text-to-Image Google Colab notebook. Run all the code sections, add your text, and get an image AND a movie.
Amazing A.I. tool that lets you define the text for painted areas of an image. A.I then fills in and blends a generated image into the image you have uploaded.
A slow, but create Google Colab Notebook that turns text into images.
Tool that uses A.I to upscale the size of smaller images, hopefully without losing detail
A really interesting collection of image tools to do really unusual things. Worth a play. Go make art.
Upload a drawing, and this tool turns it into an animation. Fun!
Fabulous little bookmarklet that makes searching for CC images easy.
A really nice style transfer thingy. You type in a sentence and it makes an image.
A brilliant tool to morph between two images. You plot the points, it generates a gif file.
Really interesting tool. You can upload an image, and that image becomes the landscape in a 3D VR world.
Upload an image and this will create you multiple colour schemes based on the colours in the image.
Not free, but you can use it developer mode to create compelling image-based Augmented Reality experiences. Great tool
Rasturbator is fabulous tool. It chops up your image so that you can print it on twenty or thirty pages, glue them together to fill an entire wall.
For Casey Reas, software is the most natural medium to work with. He uses code to express his thoughts—starting with a sketch, composing it in code, and witnessing the imagery that it ultimately creates. We visit his studio to see how he uses color to convey emotion and how his programming language Processing is closing the gap between software and object.
Over 40 chapbooks with images of each page and covers. Very high-quality images are downloadable too.
An unusual concept, stories to be read on your phone.
The stories incorporate images from your camera and where you actually are. I found that aspect quite freaky tbh.
Nice collection of black and white images made with MacPaint and Hypercard. (See also, Hypercard at archive.org).
A site where the image degrades each time someone views it. Quiet genius.
The Noun Project has millions of images available as both .png and .svg files (which you can edit). Maybe one of these might be the start of your logo or design.
* Remember to credit the original author.
A Flickr collection of equirectangular images, many of which are Creative Commons licenced for use in your own VR creations.
Lots more here.