Images, audio and video
Images, voice and transcripts next to your writing tools, in the same workspace and on the same credit balance.
4 tools
Text is only part of most content. A post needs an image, a video needs a voiceover, an interview needs a transcript. The tools in this family handle those formats inside the same workspace as the writing tools, so the image, the audio and the text for one project stay together.
Image Generator creates an original image from a description, in the style and size you choose, and Image Chat in the blog family lets you refine images through a conversation. Text to Speech turns a script into a voiceover, with control over language, voice, pace and pauses for each part, which suits ads, tutorials and short videos. Speech to Text works the other way round, turning a recording of a meeting, an interview or a voice note into text you can edit, search and reuse.
Blog Post from RSS Feed connects media and writing. Pick a headline from any RSS feed and get an original blog post on the same topic, structured and ready to edit. The family also lists tools for video and for cleaning up recordings, each with its own page that explains what it takes and what it returns.
Use only material you have the right to use. Upload recordings with the consent of the people speaking, describe images without copying a living artist's style or a brand's logo, and check names and figures in a transcript before you quote them.
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Image Generator
Describe what you want to see and get an original image, in the style and format you choose.
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Text to Speech
Turn written text into a voiceover, choosing the language, voice, pace and pauses for each part of the script.
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Speech to Text
Turn a recording of a meeting, interview, voice note or video into text you can edit, search and reuse.
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Blog Post from RSS Feed
Pick a headline from any RSS feed and get an original blog post on the same topic, structured and ready to edit.
Who uses it, and for what
- Marketers and social media managers who need images and voiceovers for their posts and ads.
- Journalists, researchers and HR teams who transcribe interviews and meetings.
- Course creators and trainers who turn scripts into narrated lessons.
- Bloggers who follow industry feeds and want a draft post on the news that matters to their readers.
All tools in this family
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Image Generator
Describe what you want to see and get an original image, in the style and format you choose.
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Speech to Text
Turn a recording of a meeting, interview, voice note or video into text you can edit, search and reuse.
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Text to Speech
Turn written text into a voiceover, choosing the language, voice, pace and pauses for each part of the script.
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Blog Post from RSS Feed
Pick a headline from any RSS feed and get an original blog post on the same topic, structured and ready to edit.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get the image I have in mind?
Describe the subject, the setting, the light and the format in plain words. Start simple and add detail in the next attempt rather than writing one very long prompt. If you would rather refine an image step by step, Image Chat keeps the conversation going until one fits, and Prompt Generator can expand a one-line idea into structured prompts.
Which recordings work best for Speech to Text?
Clear audio with one person speaking at a time gives the cleanest transcript, while background music, crosstalk and distant microphones lower accuracy. Always reread names, numbers and technical terms, and ask for consent before you record or transcribe a conversation with other people.
Do media tools use more credits than writing tools?
Generally yes. Credits depend on the model and the type of output, and an image costs more than a short text. The Free plan includes three AI images a month, and some media tools, such as Text to Speech and Speech to Text, need a paid plan. The pricing page shows what each plan includes.
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