AI Tools Built for Artists
Introducing Alpaca, a personalized AI toolkit for artists, directly into your Photoshop canvas. Render sketches, thumbnails or simple doodle into stunning images, explore rapidly, using text or other images and integrate AI seamlessly into your workflow.
Hey Product Hunt! We are so excited to launch Alpaca publicly! After almost a year of work, an extensive private beta phase with 50,000+ registrations and countless valuable discussion with artists and creators, we are finally ready to let everyone try it out as we hit Public Beta! At Alpaca, our mission is to build tools to empower artists, ultimately creating deep (and satisfying) collaborative experiences between artists and AI systems. This means going beyond natural language interfaces — le
Woohoo 🎉 A lot of love, careful thought, and hard work from the entire team has gone into making this. Hoping the Product Hunt community finds it fun and valuable <3
Wow, this looks amazing. Excited to try it out, congrats to the team for launching!
Huge fan of the team here and really excited about the potential! We're keen on using this to scale our marketing brand assets. Congratulations!!
As a product manager, I tend to start with a sketch of rough mockup to start more in-depth discussions around a feature or validate a concept. Turning that sketch into a handful of detailed images and allowing me to quickly iterate is 👌 My team and I can move much faster with Alpaca. I can't wait to try it out!
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