Seeking Recommendations for Effective AI Image Generation Tools

Chandana P. · 2025-10-06T11:14:56.073Z

I'm struggling to find an ai tool that generates good images with prompts. Any suggestions? Grok, gpt, canva, none of them are good

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Amit K.
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Gemini and Adobe Firefly
Chandana P.
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Adobe doens't really have prompt-to-create, right?? Especially for free version?
Alex P.
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What do you class as good? There’s a few examples of what I’d suggest on a recent post. Lmk if you want any help with this - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alex-printer_ai-creative-director-prompt-activity-7378[…]m=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAABtsXp8BP5kivBuJ8LMho0dC_hxgzWN77W0
Amit K.
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Adobe Firefly can generate images from prompts, even in the free version, though with some limits. Alex’s examples also look wonderful, if that’s the kind of output you’re looking for.
Chandana P.
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Alex P. These look great! What platform did you use? Commented on the post
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Chandana P.
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Amit K. Thanks! I will try it again with dfferent prompts
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Alex P.
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These are ChatGPT
Ashraf A.
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Nano banana is #1
Alex P.
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found that’s better for consistency in micro edits not the original image creation
Neil W.
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OpenAI’s new image model GPT-image-1 is pretty amazing. I use it for my linkedin posts and it even gets the text correct. I’ve used it to build workflows that create product images also..Nano banana is great also
Jamari S.
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Interesting. Canva worked for me. Adobe Firefly didn’t work well. I use ChatGPT to help me generate my prompts for images. It makes it way better.
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Neil W.
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In terms of prompts you just have to keep testing. When you get a result you like, ask ChatGPT to act as a prompt engineer expert and generate the prompt that would allow you to replicate the result you got.
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Chandana P.
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Jamari S. have you created images using canva? Like linkedin carousel images?
Jamari S.
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Chandana P. Yes, I created images using Canva. Not LinkedIn carousels though. I used it for a course project.
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Ayush S.
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Chandana P. you can try Gamma AI - for something like LinkedIn Carousel images. Have not tried image generator there. But their basic layouts they offer are very easy to use, and fairly polished.

Amit K.
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Gemini and Adobe Firefly
Chandana P.
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Adobe doens't really have prompt-to-create, right?? Especially for free version?
Alex P.
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What do you class as good? There’s a few examples of what I’d suggest on a recent post. Lmk if you want any help with this - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alex-printer_ai-creative-director-prompt-activity-7378[…]m=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAABtsXp8BP5kivBuJ8LMho0dC_hxgzWN77W0
Amit K.
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Adobe Firefly can generate images from prompts, even in the free version, though with some limits. Alex’s examples also look wonderful, if that’s the kind of output you’re looking for.
Chandana P.
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Alex P. These look great! What platform did you use? Commented on the post
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Chandana P.
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Amit K. Thanks! I will try it again with dfferent prompts
👍1
Alex P.
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These are ChatGPT
Ashraf A.
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Nano banana is #1
Alex P.
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found that’s better for consistency in micro edits not the original image creation
Neil W.
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OpenAI’s new image model GPT-image-1 is pretty amazing. I use it for my linkedin posts and it even gets the text correct. I’ve used it to build workflows that create product images also..Nano banana is great also
Jamari S.
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Interesting. Canva worked for me. Adobe Firefly didn’t work well. I use ChatGPT to help me generate my prompts for images. It makes it way better.
👍🏾1
Neil W.
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In terms of prompts you just have to keep testing. When you get a result you like, ask ChatGPT to act as a prompt engineer expert and generate the prompt that would allow you to replicate the result you got.
👍1
Chandana P.
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Jamari S. have you created images using canva? Like linkedin carousel images?
Jamari S.
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Chandana P. Yes, I created images using Canva. Not LinkedIn carousels though. I used it for a course project.
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Ayush S.
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Chandana P. you can try Gamma AI - for something like LinkedIn Carousel images. Have not tried image generator there. But their basic layouts they offer are very easy to use, and fairly polished.