Free AI Image Generator

Yes. Sign in to create images from text with daily free credits. You can use every available image style and aspect ratio without a subscription or payment card. Each generation uses the credits shown beside Generate. If you use your daily allowance, wait for it to renew or choose a paid plan.

Type a description of the image you have in mind. In Image settings, choose a style and format, or keep Auto, then select Generate. The AI uses your text prompt to create a new image. Click the result to open the preview and download it.

Try portraits, product concepts, fantasy characters, landscapes or digital illustrations. Use your images for social media posts, presentation visuals, wallpapers or creative projects. The examples above show how different subjects work in vertical, square and landscape compositions.

In Image settings, choose Photorealistic, Cinematic, Anime, Illustration or 3D Render. Try Photorealistic for a photographic look or Illustration for drawn artwork. Auto adds no preset style, so you can describe a look such as watercolor or pixel art directly in your prompt.

Describe the subject, setting, lighting and composition. For example: “A gray trail shoe with orange laces on a dark rock at sunrise, close-up product photo, softly blurred mountains.” Keep instructions clear and change one detail at a time when trying again. Check the result before sharing, especially text, faces and product details.

Choose square (1:1), portrait (4:5), vertical (9:16), landscape (16:9) or ultrawide (21:9). Auto creates a square image. Vertical works well for Instagram Stories, square or portrait for feed posts, and landscape for YouTube thumbnails or presentation slides. Set the format before generating so the scene is composed for it.

Open a finished image and select Download to save the JPG file. Your profile also keeps recent creations and their prompts, so you can find a result later. Download images you want to keep; your profile gallery is not permanent storage.

Your gallery is private by default; your profile page and username are public. If you enable Public gallery in Account settings, your saved images, videos and prompts become public too. You can turn that setting off again. See our Privacy Policy for how content is processed and stored.

Personal and commercial use is subject to our Terms of Service, applicable law and third-party rights. Vimugo does not claim ownership of your outputs, but this does not grant rights to someone else's brand, artwork or likeness. Review the image and any permissions your project needs before publishing.