Just curious, what AI creation platforms are creators here using now?

[Sekani]

I've been on Higgsfield for the last few months, but I feel like I'm starting to spend more time fighting the platform than actually creating anything. Probably going to switch over to Venice AI very soon.

[QuicksandMania]

Still using Kling AI though strictly for personal enjoyment and not for publication.

[Viridian]

I have subscriptions on Kling, OpenArt and Higgsfield. I picked up the OpenArt and Higgsfield annual subscriptions, so while I don't necessarily prefer them, I'm using them while they're active to get my money's worth.

[MooonlightRose]

Nano Banana Pro (Images)/KlingAI (Video), both via poe.com.

[Duncan Edwards]

Mage.space is pretty generous with nudity and certain themes that appeal to me. Kling does nice video. Put them together.

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[Gitget]

Holy cows!
Both look very good .... so real.
You're doing very good.

[Sekani]

Y'all have convinced me to give Kling some more respect. I've been trying out 3.0 over the weekend and it almost feels like cheating how easy it is to put a multi-shot narrative together.

[Viridian]

Y'all have convinced me to give Kling some more respect. I've been trying out 3.0 over the weekend and it almost feels like cheating how easy it is to put a multi-shot narrative together.

Until we see what Seedance 2.0 can do, Kling is unmatched. The multi-shot function makes it the killer AI app. That's really what has streamlined my workflow. While it isn't the first model to use multi-shot, it's the best in maintaining cohesion.

It's very flawed though, especially as scenes become more complex and chaotic. It's pretty good at simple scene setups, such as two characters in dialogue in the same scene, but if you have an action scene with multiple characters and interactions, it trips over itself in what it gets the characters to do.

And of course, no NSFW.