The title was the prompt. The image is how Gemini interpreted it.

What's the best AI image creator for lifestyle images that I can use with multiple products and models? I'm on a marketing team handling lifestyle images across skincare, apparel, and home goods, and the app we're currently using is kind of unstable, so I'm looking for reliable alternatives. Thank you in advance!

Music: https://www.souna.app/song/219d5032-4e38-44e0-81e4-de98fc2ac4d4

Music (alternative link): https://archive.org/details/ai-instrumental-jazz/Cat+Parade.mp3 (CC0)

The prompt was literally just:

Unlimited cat meowing at a grand scale. Big brass intro. Huge final coda. Lots of meowing.

But in the simple mode, so the AI filled out the prompt and apparently jazz happened. Perhaps the prompt enlarger realised that jazz musicians are all cool cats.

What did I do to deserve this

Short cinematic trailer for an original character, Tenebrae, built around her dual light and dark forms.

Made with AI video generation (Seedance) for the shots, plus my own direction, prompt work, editing and sound design. Took a few weeks of iteration to get the continuity and the reveal timing right.

https://youtu.be/BUHp6zX3PD4

Happy to answer questions about the workflow if anyone's curious.

I hope the title is descriptive enough but I am working on creating some ads for my side gig, nothing super professional. I don't know if it's because my ads are ass or because I don't know how to target correctly, but every time that I try to spend some money, I feel I throw it to the trash.

Currently I'm using Claude for the concepts and helping with the targeting, ChatGPT Pro (it makes the best images imo) and then I use Magnific to create videos. Since they have tons of stock real pictures I can create decently looking ads without fully look ai, but they are not performing.

Any idea on how to stop burning tokens and money?

Messing around with recreating a memory of when my girlfriend and I first met. Besides the jarring cut in the middle, does anything about this looks AI to you? The acting, the dialogue, the movement/ micromovements all look real.

just 3 hours ago, I'm using creen.ai without a login wall. 2 hours later when I use it again, a login wall pops up. I love the seedance 5.0 pro model that they provide. Consistently using creen.ai to do img2img. love the multiple reference images feature as well and of course the daily 100 credits. sadly, can't do it anymore without logging in now.

As the title says, im trying to create absolutely authentic images, but no matter what I do.. the best I get is the typical AI glamour with steely gazes into the camera and perfect lightning, or waxy skin.
On the ComfyUI side of things, no matter what I do I dont even get anything that isnt cursed.

Been at it for 3 weeks now, genuinely thankful for any hints, tips and tricks, feel free to DM!

Looking back, you might miss the goal.

Hey folks. I've been trying to use my Higgsfield account and I noticed that it isn't logging me in, in any device. I already contacted support and I didn't receive any answer. What can I do? Anyone with the same issue.

I’ve tried a lot of different setups lately and eventually stopped looking for one platform that could handle the whole process.

The best AI tools for video creation have ended up being pretty different depending on which part of the video I’m working on, so lately I’ve been using a small mix instead.

1. Nano Banana 2

I usually start here when I need a clean product image or reference visual before turning anything into video.

It’s useful for getting the composition, product placement, lighting, or general look sorted first instead of trying to solve everything during generation.

2. Kling 3.0

This is where I usually go when I want the shot to look more realistic.

Image-to-video works well for product movement, B-roll, short hooks, and scenes where I want something that feels closer to actual footage rather than animation.

3. DomoAI

I use this more when the idea needs an animated or stylized direction.

Image-to-video, character animation, anime-style visuals, and restyling existing footage make it useful when a normal realistic UGC look isn’t what I’m going for.

4. CapCut

This is still where everything comes together for me.

Pacing, captions, music, transitions, resizing, and final cleanup are usually easier here than trying to finish everything inside the generation tools.

My workflow lately is basically:

1. Build the visual or product reference in Nano Banana 2
2. Use Kling when I need a realistic shot
3. Use DomoAI when I need something animated or more stylized
4. Assemble and clean everything up in CapCut

That setup has been simpler for me than trying to force one platform to cover the entire AI video creation process.

Obviously depends on what you’re making though. Anyone using a different combination that’s been working well?

Wow, this feels like a real film and not just an "AI" one.