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Clipdrop is a suite of AI-assisted image editing and generation tools for removing backgrounds and objects, relighting scenes, upscaling images, replacing backgrounds, and creating images from text or sketches.
Magnific AI is a generative image upscaling and enhancement tool. It enlarges images while using text prompts and adjustable controls to reconstruct details, sharpen outputs, and apply creative transformations.
remove.bg is an online image-editing service that automatically detects foreground subjects and removes image backgrounds. It offers a web app, desktop integrations, plugins, and an API for automated workflows.
Galileo AI was a generative design tool that turned text prompts into editable user-interface designs. The service was acquired by Google in 2024, and its public website now redirects to Google Stitch.
Stashpad was a developer-focused note-taking and productivity app designed for rapid capture, organization, and retrieval of working notes. Its team later announced that Stashpad would shut down after being acquired by ClickUp.
Diagram was an AI design-tool company that built Figma plugins including Magician, an assistant for generating interface copy, icons, and images. Figma acquired the company in 2023 and incorporated its team and technology.
Storia AI was an AI-assisted visual design and image-editing product developed by Storia. Its tools included text editing within generated images, object removal, background changes, and image cleanup.
ShortlyAI is an AI-assisted writing editor designed to expand prompts, rewrite passages, and help users continue long-form prose. It became part of Conversion.ai, later renamed Jasper, in 2021.
Logojoy was an AI-assisted online logo maker that generated logo concepts from a user's business name, industry, preferred styles, colors, and symbols. The company rebranded the product and business as Looka in 2019.
Brand.ai was a collaborative brand asset and design-system platform for organizing visual identity components, documenting usage rules, and distributing updates to design teams. In 2017, the company was acquired by InVision.