Has anyone tried Images25.ai for AI image generation?

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I've been testing a few AI image generation tools recently, and I came across Images25.ai. I thought it might be interesting to share it here and see if anyone else has tried it.

What caught my attention is that it isn't just a traditional text-to-image interface. It works more like a conversational AI image agent. You can describe what you want in normal language, and it can handle the prompt generation, model selection, image generation, and subsequent edits within the same conversation.

For example, you can start with something simple like:

"Create a cinematic product photo of a black mechanical keyboard on a dark desk with dramatic lighting."

Then you can continue with requests such as:

"Make the background brighter."

"Change the keyboard to white."

"Add a laptop next to it."

So you don't necessarily have to rewrite the entire prompt every time you want to make a change.

Another interesting part is the model selection. Images25.ai currently lists several image and video models, including ChatGPT Images 2.5, GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream, FLUX Kontext, Veo, Kling and Seedance. The site also has an Auto mode that attempts to choose an appropriate model for the request.

It also supports some workflows beyond basic image generation, such as:

AI image generation from text
Editing existing photos
Combining multiple images
Background replacement
Logo and poster creation
Style transfer
GIF creation
Image-to-video and text-to-video

One feature I found particularly interesting is the conversational editing workflow. Instead of generating a completely new image for every change, you can keep refining the same result through the chat.

The website also says that registered users can receive free daily credits, so it is possible to test the service without immediately entering payment information.

For anyone interested in AI image generation, the site is here:

https://images25.ai/

I'm curious what other people think.

Do you prefer AI image tools that focus on one specific model, or do you find a multi-model interface more useful?

And if you've already tested Images25.ai, how does the image quality compare with the other AI image generators you've been using?