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Generated Photos

Generated Media, Inc. · Image

Generated Photos is an AI image platform from Generated Media, Inc. that produces synthetic faces and full-body human photos without using real people as subjects. It pairs a searchable library of more than 2.6 million pre-made faces with the Face Generator and Human Generator. Those two browser tools build new people in real time from parameters like age, sex, ethnicity, head pose, emotion, and clothing. The company also sells datasets, bulk downloads, and an API for apps that need diverse model headshots on demand.

Gamma

Gamma Tech, Inc. · Productivity

Gamma is an AI presentation tool that turns a short prompt, a pasted outline, or an uploaded file into finished slides, documents, or webpages. You describe what you need, answer a few questions, and the app handles layout, copy, and images for you. As an AI slide generator it skips the manual formatting that eats up most deck-building time. Gamma runs in a browser and has iOS and Android apps, with paid plans starting at $10 per month.

Galileo AI

Galileo AI (acquired by Google in May 2025; product now Google Stitch) · Image · Coding

Galileo AI is an AI UI design generator that turns plain-language descriptions and reference images into high-fidelity, editable interface designs. Launched in 2022 as a text-to-UI startup, it became known for generating polished app and web screens from a single prompt and exporting them into Figma as editable layers. Google acquired the company in May 2025, and the standalone product was retired and folded into Google Stitch.

FlowGPT

FlowGPT · Other · Prompts · China AI

FlowGPT is a community-driven AI prompt platform where you browse, run, and save AI prompts and AI characters built by other users, then chat with them inside one interface. It sits in front of several large language models rather than training its own, and its prompt library covers writing, coding, marketing, roleplay, and study helpers. It's meant for people who want ready-made AI setups instead of writing instructions from scratch, and it runs in a browser with a free tier plus two paid plans.

Fliki

Nine Thirty Five LLC · Writing · Video

Fliki is an AI video generator and text-to-speech platform that turns written content into finished videos. You paste a script, a blog link, a slide deck, or a one-line idea, and it writes the narration, picks visuals, adds music and subtitles, and renders a publish-ready clip. It runs in a browser, and paid plans lift the free tier's watermark and one-minute export cap.

Flair

Flair AI · Image

Flair is an AI product photography platform that turns plain product shots into studio-quality lifestyle images, on-model photos, short videos, and ad creatives. Brands upload a clean catalog photo, describe the scene they want, and Flair's generative models build the background, lighting, and human models around the product. Think of it as a product photo generator that replaces much of the work of a real photoshoot. It's built for ecommerce teams, agencies, and marketers who need product images at scale without booking a traditional photoshoot. No studio. No models. No waiting.

Fireflies: AI notetaker

Fireflies.ai Corp · Productivity

Fireflies is an AI notetaker that joins your video calls, records them, and turns the conversation into a searchable transcript and a written summary. It handles meeting transcription across Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and similar platforms, plus in-person conversations through its mobile app and uploaded audio files. Teams use it to stop writing notes by hand and to keep AI meeting notes that record what was decided and who agreed to what.

FeedHive

FeedHive · Marketing · AI Detection

FeedHive is an AI-powered social media management platform for writing, scheduling, publishing, and automating content across Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, and other channels. Its AI content generator drafts captions and hashtags, while built-in social media automation handles the rest of the queue. It combines an AI writing assistant, a visual automation workflow builder, and a shared team workspace, so a single post becomes channel-ready versions without being rebuilt for each platform. It suits creators, brands, and agencies that publish often and want a single home for post scheduling, recycling, and approval steps.

fast.ai

fast.ai (now part of Answer.AI) · Leaning

fast.ai is a non-profit education platform that teaches deep learning to people who already know how to code, regardless of their math background. It offers free courses like Practical Deep Learning for Coders, an open-source Python library called fastai that sits on top of PyTorch, a free online book, and a busy community forum. The organization joined Answer.AI in late 2024 and now also runs a paid cohort course, How To Solve It With Code.

FakeYou - Deep Fake Text to Speech

Learning Machines, Inc. (Storyteller) · Voice & Language

FakeYou - Deep Fake Text to Speech is a browser-based AI voice generator that turns typed text into audio using more than 3,500 community-built celebrity, character, and custom voices. It also handles voice conversion, custom voice design, and lip-sync video, so you can re-voice an existing clip or pair generated speech with a moving face. The core tools are free to use, with Plus, Pro, and Elite subscriptions adding faster queues, longer clips, and private model uploads.

Face26

Face26 Inc. · Image

Face26 is an AI photo enhancer that restores old, blurry, and low-resolution pictures using automated editing models. It bundles separate tools for unblurring faces, colorizing black-and-white photos, upscaling images to HD, removing backgrounds, and generating headshots or dating profile photos. It runs in a web browser and ships as a mobile app, so you can start from a phone gallery or a desktop folder without installing editing software.

Explainpaper

Explainpaper (EP Vibes) · Writing

Explainpaper is an AI research paper reader that explains dense academic text on demand. You upload a PDF, highlight the sentence that lost you, and the tool rewrites it in plain language in the same context as the rest of the paper. It arrived right as large language models became good enough to summarize technical prose without mangling the math, and it found an audience fast: the company says more than 400,000 researchers use it. The pitch is narrow on purpose. This isn't a citation manager or a writing assistant. It reads with you and answers the questions you'd otherwise have to bother a colleague about. So what does this paper explainer tool actually replace? Not your reference manager, and not your note-taking app. It sits between you and a PDF you can't finish.