Visual Studio Code
Windows and Mac · Free editor
Edit the HTML/CSS and asset paths supplied by your AI. Keep the site files together and preview them in a browser. Optional AI extensions may have separate charges.
Official site
JP226 Creative Studio
Prompt generator only — create prompts here, then use them with your own AI tools.
Choose the vehicle style
Compact body, oversized wheels and premium toy geometryVehicle description
NO API REQUIRED
1
Ask an AI to inspect the vehicle
Upload front, rear and side photographs directly to ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or another image-capable AI, then paste this inspection prompt.
2Paste the returned description below. Review any uncertain details, then choose a style and generate the prompt pack.
Keep the vehicle’s original body style, roof configuration, door count and load area.
Keep the vehicle’s original primary paint colour.
The description can specify a finish such as metallic, pearl, gloss, satin or matte.
Keep the original wheel design, size, colour and finish.
Preserve the visible reference plate without inventing unclear characters.
0 / 9
Stylisation strength
Output priorities
Animate the finished six-view sheetCreate tailored prompts for leading AI video generators.
Start with the completed sheet. Attach it to the video tool as a reference. Where the tool accepts only one input frame, use a clean crop of the front three-quarter hero view.
Prompt pack
Select a tool, copy its prompt and attach the source photographs or generated turnaround sheet as directed.
Your prompts will appear hereAdd vehicle details, choose the output priorities, then generate the pack.
Memes, GIFs & Shorts
Turn your car, character or everyday idea into a shareable joke. Build prompts here, then create the artwork and video in your own tools.
Caption layout preview
Text placement guide only. Placeholder labels are not output captions. Artwork and animation are created in your own tools.
[Setup text]Your car, character or scene goes here[Punchline text]
1. Develop the joke and captions
2. Create the artwork
3. Animate the image
4. Add text and export
5. Review and share
From idea to finished meme
- Choose an image, GIF or short video. Import your car or character details, or write your own brief. Review imported examples.
- Copy the concept prompt into your AI. Pick a joke and approve the exact captions. Paste them into the text fields here and generate the pack again.
- Copy the artwork prompt into an image-capable AI and attach your actual reference photos or character sheet. For existing footage, skip artwork generation and use your own clip.
- For a GIF or short, take the approved clean image into an image-to-video tool with the animation prompt. Match the opening and closing pose for a smooth loop. Keep car livery and character features consistent. Longer sequences may need several clips joined in an editor.
- Add the exact captions in your image or video editor. Use the editing prompt for placement, reading time and punchline timing. View at phone size; adjust cropping and safe areas for the destination.
- Export the still as PNG or JPEG. Export a GIF without audio for websites or chat. Export an MP4 for a short video; a looping MP4 is often a more practical social version of a GIF. Check what your chosen destination accepts. Use GIF palette, size and frame-rate controls to reduce file size, then inspect the loop.
- Use the review prompt with the finished file. Check spelling, humour, timing, references and charity details. Add the approved post caption and publish yourself. Use alt text for images and subtitles for spoken video.
Edit & Polish
Plan your cuts, strengthen the story and prepare a finished video. Generate prompts here, then copy them into your own AI and edit in your chosen app.
Plan my edit
Learn from a reference
Improve hooks and pacing
Sort my footage
Review and export
From footage to finished video
- Choose a preset and describe your audience, message and target length.
- Generate the prompts. Attach your footage, transcript and references in your AI tool.
- Use “Sort my footage” and “Plan my edit” to organise your sequence.
- Explore a reference and improve hooks and pacing where helpful.
- Apply the plan in your editing app. Add readable captions and suitable audio.
- Review the finished file, confirm current destination requirements and export. Watch the exported file before publishing.
For charity car updates, explain the journey and use confirmed fundraising details. For products, show the benefit and result. For printing timelapses, retain the reveal. For events, establish the setting and key moments. For characters, keep movement and identity consistent.
Posters/Flyers
Build a design brief and copy the prompts into your own AI tool. This section generates prompts, not finished artwork.
Your prompt pack
From prompt to poster
- Choose the design type, visual style and output size.
- Add exact wording and confirmed event, product or charity details.
- Copy the creation prompt into your AI and attach the actual reference images and authorised logos. Describing a filename here does not upload it.
- Generate artwork. For reliable text, select artwork only and add the wording in your preferred layout tool.
- Use the review prompt with the generated design. Check spelling, dates, prices, contrast and readability at the intended size.
- Add a real QR code with a QR tool and scan-test it. Check links and contact details.
- Export digital versions or prepare a print PDF in a layout tool using your printer’s bleed, colour and resolution requirements. A prompt alone does not guarantee a print-ready file.
Car Website
Build a website brief for your charity car or team, then take the prompt pack into your chosen AI or website builder.
Need somewhere to host your page?
Choose JP226 Sites, a website builder or your own web host.
Compare hosting optionsYour website prompt pack
Copy these prompts into your own AI tool. Start with planning if you are unsure. The creation prompt asks your AI to read your existing site first, interview you, then build. Attach your media and review the result before publishing. This page does not read sites or build your website.
1 · Plan the website
2 · Create the website
3 · Review and publish
4 · Add a trip update
Add your details and generate the pack.
From brief to live website
- Start with what exists. Give your AI your existing site or page. Ask it to read this first and list what to keep, fix or remove before planning. If it cannot open the page, supply files or text. Check event dates and routes against the organiser’s official page. Flag conflicts. Use [NEEDED: ...] for facts that cannot be checked.
- Collect your material. Confirm the team story, event details, past events, official donation link, sponsors and permissions. Record checked dates and routes in a history table. Label team records where the organiser has none. Choose public contact channels, domain, host and update owner. Keep original photos and logos. Do not name a child or family without current written consent. Link to the charity’s own stories and statistics instead of copying them.
- Prepare the look and files. Give your AI the car’s livery colours and lettering reference. Ask for light and dark modes, accessible contrast and reduced-motion support. Disclose any external font service on the resulting site. Crop and compress web copies of photos. Keep descriptive filenames, permissions and useful alt text. Attach the files. A description does not supply a photo.
- Create and revise. Copy the creation prompt into your AI and complete its interview. Choose an editable builder or any host that serves plain HTML. Include only your chosen sections. Optional sections include Past Bashes or events, a Gallery with “photo to come” slots during drafting, dated Updates and How you can help. Include a JP226Prints crew recommendation only if you want it. Date every fundraising figure or leave it out.
- Publish. Use the host’s file manager or SFTP for plain HTML. Back up old files first. Keep folder names and asset paths. For a builder, follow its publishing instructions. Use chosen public email, phone or message links, a Google Form or an optional form service. Show the address or number as text as well as a link. Do not publish a personal number without the team’s choice. Add a footer naming the page operator and saying donations go directly to the charity.
- Check the live site. Copy the review prompt into your AI. Check every link, the official donate destination and dated figures. Remove placeholders before launch. Use the charity’s own stories rather than named children. Test contact options on a phone. Check alt text, phone and desktop readability, light and dark modes, reduced motion and the footer. Check HTTPS and the site with and without www.
- Keep it current. After each milestone, copy the update prompt into your AI. Change the dated figure, add a dated entry to Updates, keep a backup and republish. After the event, add a thank-you and final dated total. Leave out figures you cannot confirm. Use JP226 Prompt Library below for social captions and campaign planning.
Useful website tools
GitHub Desktop & GitHub Pages
Desktop: Windows and Mac · Static hosting
Use Desktop to track and upload changes. Pages can host a simple static team site using an eligible repository. Review current plan limits and hosting terms; public repositories expose their contents, so include only public site material.
Squoosh
Windows and Mac browsers · Free image tool
Compare compressed photos with your originals before adding them to the site. Smaller files help pages load more quickly; retain a high-quality master.
Open SquooshSocial media prompt support
Use JP226 Prompt Library for social captions, video hooks, sponsor thank-you posts, fundraising updates and content planning. Take your approved website copy and team details with you and select the relevant social platform.
Open JP226 Prompt LibraryDetails do not transfer automatically between the sites. Copy only the information you want to share.
JP226 public skills on GitHub
JP226 Charity Car Website skill, v1.03, for Claude users. Use this optional skill alongside your prompt pack.
JP226 Website Builder
Work in progress · Still being refined
Explore JP226’s website-design skill as an optional companion to your Car Website prompt pack. Read the skill and any setup instructions in the repository before using it with your AI tool. Review and test the resulting website before publishing.
View Website Builder skillJP226 Public Skills
Browse JP226’s public skills, documentation and updates. Check each skill’s instructions and licence for its intended use and compatibility.
Browse public skills on GitHubChoose where your website will live
You can use a managed start-page service, a free website builder, a paid builder or your own web host. Choose the option that suits your budget, confidence and how often you want to make changes.
JP226 Sites
Managed hosting for charity rally crews and fundraising teams
Send one simple HTML page and a few photos. JP226 Sites checks the page, hosts it without ads or builder branding, and links donations directly to your charity page. The current offer is $30 setup, then $15 a year, with two changes a year included. You can forward a domain you already own.
Explore JP226 Sites and current pricingFree website builder
Low-cost way to publish it yourself
Tools such as Google Sites, Canva, Carrd, Wix or Linktree can be enough for a simple team page. Free plans may use the builder's address or branding, and custom domains often need a paid plan.
Paid builder or your own host
More control, with more setup and maintenance
A paid builder can make editing and custom domains easier. If your AI creates plain HTML and CSS, you can also upload the files to any compatible host. You remain responsible for checking links, fundraising details, privacy and updates.
Prices, plan limits and features can change. Check each provider's current terms before you choose. JP226 Sites does not sell or register domains.
JP226Prints Character Studio
Create consistent characters, reference sheets, poses and prompts for artwork, animation and 3D modelling.
Shared Asset Tray
Session onlyChoose the character style
Select the visual medium and finish for this character1 · Character
Creature Mixer
2 · Details
3 · Output
Advanced Options · Visual DNA & Character Bible
Define a few identity anchors that every future pose, scene and model should preserve.
Advanced Options · LoRA Dataset Preparation
Prepare a provider-independent character training pack. Images stay in this browser and are only included when you download the ZIP.
No images selected
LOCAL / PRIVATE: no image analysis or training runs on this Site. Check blur, duplicates and identity consistency manually or continue with a trusted local tool.
Character description
Master character prompt
Reference-sheet prompt
Character Bible prompt
LoRA dataset plan & captions
Make This Real
Future options: commercial-use packs, custom 3D models, STL files, character figurines and physical prints.
JP226Prints Scene & Video Studio
Build scenes, shots, storyboards and AI video prompts using vehicles, characters or product references.
Shared Asset Tray
Select subjects for this scene1 · Subject
2 · Video style
3 · Environment
4 · Action & camera
5 · Format
6 · Visual storyboard
Continuity Lock
Audio & Voiceover
LOCAL / PRIVATE: prompts remain in this browser. Future cloud generation will clearly identify when prompts or images leave the configured system.
Master video prompt
Visual storyboard sheet prompt
Storyboard
| # | Duration | Subject | Action | Environment | Camera | Movement | Lighting | Continuity | Prompt |
|---|
Production storyboard builder
Build a shot list, then upload one generated image per shot. The browser will assemble the labelled board.
Voiceover / social pack
Make This Real
Future options: high-resolution images, video packs, vehicle-and-character display sets, STL files and physical product orders.
Animation & Motion Graphics
Build a brief for your AI to write an animation as browser code, then record or export it for your video editor.
1. Build your animation prompt
Choose a starter brief and customise it. This page creates prompts; your chosen AI creates the animation. Features and preview support vary by tool.
2. Copy into your AI
3. Turn the animation into a clip
- Paste the prompt into your AI and attach the assets described in your brief. Ask it to preview the result if its interface supports that.
- For a simple self-contained result, save the complete HTML as animation.html and open it in a browser. If libraries, assets or a local server are required, follow the AI’s exact setup instructions.
- Check wording, figures, image quality, layout and timing. Request changes before recording.
- Record one full playback at the intended aspect ratio. Crop browser controls from the clip, avoiding important text. Screen capture quality and frame rate depend on your device.
Browser animation ≠ downloadable video. A preview is not automatically an MP4. Browser export, if implemented, may produce WebM rather than MP4; test it before relying on it. A 3D browser scene also does not automatically produce a printable STL.
Starter briefs (12)
Original adaptable briefs for this builder. Select one to load it, then add your wording and details.
Explore the source collection
The community repository “Awesome Opus 5.5 Videos” collects examples, creator links and shared prompts for code-based animations. Its model name and descriptions are the publisher’s labels. Use it for inspiration; results depend on your AI and setup.
Canvas showreel · @himanshutwtxs
A broad motion-design brief. Useful for exploring movement and transitions before writing a more specific brief.
View creator’s prompt and example linksSVG / GSAP example · @moritzkremb
A vector animation reference. Explore the linked prompt and remake, then describe the elements you want in your own animation.
View creator’s prompt and example linksCreator prompts and media remain linked at source. Review the source licence and permissions before reusing third-party material. Examples have not been reproduced or tested here.
JP226Prints Voice Studio
Prepare dialogue and narration for character scenes, product videos and reels.
1 · Production
2 · Voices
Describe original voices. Use the speaker names at the start of each dialogue line.
3 · Script
Use a voice you created or have permission to use. This page prepares text locally; audio generation takes place in your chosen tool.
Voice direction prompt
Recording script
VoiceStudio setup notes
Charity Rally Theme Planner
Find a theme, research its history, and develop your team identity with a browsing AI.
Your event and vehicle
Your starting settings are prefilled. Change them for any charity rally worldwide, or clear the personal examples.
1. Start an AI discussion
Copy into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or another AI. Answer its questions to refine your shortlist.
2. Check previous themes
Use an AI with web browsing. This page prepares prompts and search links; it does not search social media itself. Private groups, deleted posts and unindexed photos can leave gaps.
3. Team name, website & handles
Names, domains and handles are suggestions until checked. Confirm event requirements and branding permissions with the organiser.
Transfers your vehicle and theme details into Vehicle Studio, replacing its vehicle description. Review the details, choose a visual style and generate your image prompts.
CapCut Template Finder
Describe your footage. Build search terms and an AI brief to find a suitable template.
Search in CapCut
Copy a phrase into CapCut’s Templates search, or search public CapCut template pages on the web. These are search suggestions, not verified template matches.
Ask AI to find and compare templates
Paste this brief into ChatGPT or another AI with web search enabled. It asks for real links, suitability checks and a suggested clip order.
Tagline, video text and hashtags
Copy this prompt into your AI tool to write text for the resulting video. Add the finished video or screenshots there for a closer match.
Turning a longer video into shorts?
OpenShorts can help select highlights, reframe footage vertically and add captions. Explore its cloud and self-hosted options, setup needs and costs.
Explore OpenShortsBefore choosing a template
- Check how many media slots it needs and whether each accepts photos or video.
- Preview the crop, duration, text and transitions with your footage.
- Confirm its free or Pro status and whether it opens in your app.
- Listen to the audio and check that you can use it for your intended post, especially product promotions.
Public listings may differ from your in-app results. Confirm the final template and music in CapCut.
Logo & Brand Studio
Build a design brief, compare concepts and prepare prompts for a brand kit or physical product.
1 · Concepts and design brief
2 · Refine the chosen direction
3 · Brand kit
4 · Logo to physical product
Workflow and optional logo-design skill
- Paste the concept prompt into your AI tool. Attach references there if you have them.
- Compare three concepts in black and white. Check the exact spelling, small-size readability and originality. Choose one direction.
- Enter your choice above and regenerate the pack. Use the refinement prompt before requesting the brand kit.
- Open the vector artwork in your design software. Check paths, fonts and dimensions before production.
This page generates instructions. It does not generate artwork, search a logo library or run automated design tests.
Original logo-design skill on GitHub
The optional skill supplies its own reference library and testing tools. Follow its installation instructions for your compatible agent. This page does not bundle its code or reference logos.
JP226Prints 3D Print Studio
Coming early 2027.
Shared Asset Tray
The dedicated 3D Print Studio is planned for early 2027. Until then, continue using the existing image-to-3D prompt outputs in Vehicle Studio.
Make This Real
Planned options include custom 3D models, STL files, physical prints, figurines, vehicle models and combined display sets.
Workflow / ComfyUI Export
Keep the ComfyUI, LoRA dataset and Prompt Pilot workflows visible, repeatable and provider-independent.
ComfyUI-ready workflow
- Select assets from the shared tray.
- Generate a master prompt in the relevant studio.
- Choose a provider-neutral output before adapting it to a model.
- Copy the prompt, negative instructions, aspect ratio and continuity locks into the relevant ComfyUI workflow.
- Keep reference images local unless a cloud provider is intentionally selected.
Character LoRA dataset workflow
- Complete the Character Studio identity and Visual DNA fields.
- Add 8–30 consistent training images under Advanced Options.
- Label each image by view, pose or detail and add only true variable tags.
- Review the generated captions and quality checklist.
- Download the local ZIP for your chosen training workflow.
LOCAL / PRIVATE and CLOUD routes remain separate. The Site prepares files but does not analyse images or train a model.
Projects & Prompt Lab
Save work on this device, reuse your own prompt guidance, and compare prompt approaches before using your AI tools.
Saved projects
Projects are stored in this browser and include form settings, prompt outputs, vehicle reference photos and storyboard images. API keys are never saved.
Saved data remains in this browser profile. Export a project file to keep a portable backup.
Prompt history
Recent prompts are kept on this device so you can reopen or copy them later.
AI profiles
Set destination-specific guidance for prompts. These rules are added to future prompts for the selected tool.
Reusable style recipes
Save your own vehicle finish or visual treatment as a reusable prompt recipe.
Compare three prompt approaches
Creates three copy-ready prompt variants from your current vehicle prompt. It does not generate images.
Quick edit with protected details
Build a targeted edit instruction to use with your current prompt and generated image. This does not call an AI service. Untick a detail if you intend to change it.
Free & Open-source Resources
Find creative tools, AI providers and self-hosted options to take your project from prompt to finished content.
Choose how you want to use AI
Compare AI tools, features & prices
Use prompts now
Generate a prompt in the studio, copy it, and paste it into your preferred AI chat or creative tool. You do not need an API key for this workflow.
Explore APIs or local models
Use the resources below to compare options. This page links to external services; it does not connect them to the studio, collect API keys or run models.
Resource disclaimer
These links are provided for information, not as an endorsement or a guarantee of safety, quality, availability or compatibility with JP226Prints Prompt Studio. Independent directories are not official provider documentation.
“Free” may mean a limited tier, trial credits, selected models or local software. Limits, prices, account requirements, regional availability and terms can change. Check the provider’s current official information before signing up, enabling billing or using a model commercially.
Review privacy, data retention and training policies before sending prompts or files. Keep API keys private and obtain them directly from the provider. Do not share confidential information with a service unless you have confirmed its suitability. Local tools still have hardware, electricity and model-licence requirements.
Self-hosted additions reviewed 18 October 2026. Existing AI listings retain their earlier review status; listings are not monitored live.
Creative & media tools
Design layouts, explain your process and prepare printable guides. These are separate tools; Creative Studio provides the starting brief.
Penpot
Open-source design · Cloud or self-hosted
Create layouts, brand concepts and website prototypes before building your final page.
How to use it in this workflow
Use your Creative Studio brief to plan a layout, explore colours and share a prototype. Check current hosted-plan terms; running your own instance requires server setup.
draw.io / diagrams.net
Free browser editor · Desktop and self-hosted options
Map a creative workflow, video production process or website structure.
How to use it in this workflow
Sketch your stages and decisions, then export a diagram to accompany your brief or printable guide. Choose where diagrams are saved and retain an editable master.
Stirling PDF
Free features · Self-hosted or desktop options
Merge, split, convert and prepare PDF guides and print packs.
How to use it in this workflow
Combine exported instructions into a guide, reorder pages and check the final PDF before sharing. OCR and conversion depend on the installed components; check edition limits and current licence terms.
Self-hosted tools — advanced
Free software can still require hosting, hardware, storage, electricity, setup and ongoing maintenance. External APIs and optional cloud services may cost extra. These resources are links only and have not been tested by JP226Prints.
HandBrake Web
Self-hosted · Docker · Intermediate
Queue video conversions and compression through a browser, including processing on headless devices.
How to use it in this workflow
Use after editing to prepare smaller sharing copies. Keep original footage. Requires a running server and worker setup; the existing HandBrake desktop tool below is simpler for a single computer.
Immich
Self-hosted · Photo and video library · Intermediate
Organise vehicle references, product photographs and event footage in your own library.
How to use it in this workflow
Create project albums and select the reference images for your next prompt. Plan storage, updates and independent backups before relying on it for original media.
Postiz
Self-hosted or paid cloud · Social integrations
Schedule finished product, event and charity content across supported social channels.
How to use it in this workflow
Prepare captions and final media in your creative workflow, then schedule them in Postiz. Check current channel support and platform API requirements; self-hosting needs server setup and social app credentials, and AI features may incur charges.
Matchering
Open-source audio mastering · Docker or Python · Advanced
Finish a music track by matching characteristics of a reference recording.
How to use it in this workflow
Provide a target mix and reference track, then compare the mastered output by ear before using it in a video. This is music mastering, not speech clean-up. Use audio you have permission to process and publish.
Explore the wider Awesome-Selfhosted directory
A broad directory of software you can run on your own server. Start with a specific task and check each project’s documentation, licence and maintenance requirements.
Browse Awesome-Selfhosted on GitHubOpen-source video clipping — self-hosted or cloud
OpenShorts
Turn longer videos into vertical social clips with AI highlight selection, face tracking and captions. A useful option for interviews, charity event coverage and product demonstrations.
For photo montages or music-led edits assembled from short clips, start with the CapCut Template Finder. OpenShorts is primarily for repurposing longer footage.
Try the cloud service
Sign in, check the current plan and upload or link a short test video. The documented free plan has a watermark and processing limits; paid plans are available. Uploaded footage is processed on the provider’s servers.
Run it yourself
The MIT-licensed software can be self-hosted with Docker. The project recommends at least 8 GB RAM and requires model downloads. Some features need third-party AI keys; hardware, electricity and API usage may incur costs.
Start with a small test
- Choose a short video you have permission to use.
- Check the current setup instructions, pricing and privacy terms.
- Generate a few clips and review the selected moments, framing and caption accuracy before publishing.
Listed as a resource; not yet tested by JP226Prints. Its documented API and MCP options may support future automation, but this studio currently provides links only.
AI providers & local models
Independent directory
freeLLM.net
Browse free API listings, provider links and configuration examples. Treat directory claims as a starting point and verify them with the provider.
Browse the directoryOfficial model catalogue
OpenRouter
Compare hosted models and explore the Free Models Router. Free models have request limits; paid models and routing options are also available.
Explore free modelsOfficial provider
Google Gemini API
Check which models have a free API tier, their pricing and data-use conditions. Model features and eligibility vary.
Check free-tier pricingOfficial provider
Groq
Explore a hosted API with a free plan. Check model-specific request and token limits before choosing it for your workflow.
Check free-plan limitsOfficial model hub & providers
Hugging Face
Discover models and hosted inference providers. Limited monthly credits are different from unlimited free access; further use may need paid credits.
Check inference creditsLocal LLM option
Ollama
Explore running open models on your own computer. Local use needs suitable hardware, model downloads and electricity; cloud options have separate terms.
Explore OllamaLocal LLM option
LM Studio
Explore a desktop environment for local models. Check current product pricing, hardware needs and each model’s licence before use.
Explore LM StudioBefore choosing a resource
- Check it supports your task: text, image understanding, image creation, audio and video are separate capabilities.
- Confirm the free allowance, expiry, usage limits and whether paid billing can be triggered.
- Check the model licence and terms for your intended personal, charity or commercial use.
- Test with a short, non-sensitive prompt before committing to a provider.
Found an outdated link or a useful resource? Suggest an update on GitHub.
JP226 public skills on GitHub
JP226 Website Builder
Work in progress · Still being refined
Explore JP226’s website-design skill as an optional companion to your Car Website prompt pack. Read the skill and any setup instructions in the repository before using it with your AI tool. Review and test the resulting website before publishing.
View Website Builder skillJP226 Public Skills
Browse JP226’s public skills, documentation and updates. Check each skill’s instructions and licence for its intended use and compatibility.
Browse public skills on GitHubCompare AI Tools & Prices
Compare eight popular assistants and creative tools, then choose one for the task you actually need to complete.
Start with your task
Use a chat assistant to develop your brief, an image or video tool to create assets, and a media editor to finish them. The workflow suggestions below are JP226’s assessment; the linked official sources explain the published plans.
8 of 8 tools shown
No tools match. Clear the search or choose another task.
How to read the prices
A$ means Australian dollars; US$ means US dollars. We retain the published currency rather than estimate an exchange rate. These are selected individual plans with monthly billing, not every available tier. Annual totals are labelled separately. App-store prices, taxes, bank conversion fees and regional checkout prices can differ.
Prices and availability are a dated snapshot, not a live feed. Check the official link before subscribing. Free plans have usage caps; paid plans can still have limits. Generative credits are not equivalent between providers. API usage, workplace licences and extra credits may be charged separately.
Free access and selected paid plans
Swipe sideways on a phone to compare columns. The tool name stays visible.
| Tool | Free access & limits | Selected monthly prices | What paying adds | Suggested Creative Studio use | Official sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | Free: limited uploads, images, voice and deep research. | Plus: US$20/month | Higher tool and model limits; image generation, file analysis, reasoning and deep research. API billed separately. | Develop prompts, review references and create images in one workflow. | Plans & features ↗ Plus pricing ↗ |
| Claude | Free: chat, web search, files, code and Artifacts; usage caps apply. | Pro: US$20/month; Max: from US$100/month | More usage, Projects and Claude Code; higher tiers increase capacity. Pro annual: US$200 upfront. | Write detailed briefs, structure projects and build interactive concepts. | Official plans ↗ |
| Google Gemini | Free: image tools, Deep Research, Live and Canvas with limits. | AI Plus: A$7.99/month; AI Pro: A$32.99/month | Higher access and video features; bundled Google apps and storage vary by plan. | Develop visual concepts, research ideas and work with Google tools. | Australian plans ↗ |
| Microsoft Copilot | Free Copilot chat; paid Microsoft 365 plans raise usage limits. | Microsoft 365 Personal: A$16/month; Premium: A$33/month | Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps; higher image and chat usage. Premium adds extensive usage and advanced research/analytics. | Draft promotional copy and work in Word, Excel and PowerPoint. | Australian individual plans ↗ |
| Perplexity | Free core search and chat; advanced tools have limits. | Pro: US$20/month | Pro Search, Projects, file uploads, image generation and higher limits. Annual: US$200 upfront. | Find sources, investigate tools and check facts before drafting. | Official pricing FAQ ↗ Pro plan ↗ |
| Midjourney | Paid plans compared here; check any current trial separately. | Basic: US$10/month; Standard: US$30/month; Pro: US$60/month | More Fast GPU time; Standard adds Relax images. Pro adds Stealth privacy and Relax SD video. | Explore visual styles, character concepts and vehicle artwork. | Official plan comparison ↗ |
| Adobe Firefly | Free: limited daily generations. | Standard: A$16.49/month; Pro: A$32.98/month (incl. GST) | Standard: 2,000 credits/month; Pro: 4,000. Premium video, audio and partner models consume credits. | Generate and refine images, vectors and short creative media. | Australian plans & credits ↗ |
| ElevenLabs | Free: 10,000 credits/month; commercial licence starts on paid plans. | Starter: US$6/month; Creator: US$22/month | Starter: 30,000 credits and commercial licence; Creator: 121,000 credits and professional voice cloning. Introductory discounts excluded. | Create voiceovers, sound effects and dubbed promotional content. | Official plans & credit limits ↗ |
Feature comparison
Capabilities can span different plans. A planning prompt is different from generating a finished image, video or audio file. “Not assessed” means this page makes no claim about that capability. Task filters show tools with a relevant creation feature, not every tool that can write a prompt for one.
| Tool | Writing & research | Files & code | Images & design | Video | Voice & audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | Writing, web research and planning | File analysis and coding | Image generation and editing | Planning prompts; video access not compared | Voice conversations |
| Claude | Writing and web search; Research on paid plans | Files, code and Artifacts; Claude Code on paid plans | Reference analysis and design layouts | Script and storyboard planning | Voice mode; check current plan access |
| Google Gemini | Writing and Deep Research | Canvas and coding assistance | Image generation and editing | Video generation on eligible paid plans | Gemini Live; audio features vary |
| Microsoft Copilot | Chat and web research | Microsoft 365 app assistance on eligible plans | Image creation | Script planning; video generation not compared | Voice/audio features; plan limits apply |
| Perplexity | Web research with source links | File analysis on Pro | Image generation on Pro | Not assessed in this comparison | Not assessed in this comparison |
| Midjourney | Use a separate assistant for research | Image references; not a document-analysis tool | Image generation and variations | Video generation; resolution and GPU limits vary | Use a separate audio tool |
| Adobe Firefly | Creative prompting; use a separate research assistant | Creative asset workflow; not a coding assistant | Image, vector, fill and expand tools | Video generation using credits | Speech, sound effects and audio tools using credits |
| ElevenLabs | Prepare the script in a writing assistant | Speech-to-text; not a general file-analysis tool | Image tools; credit limits apply | Image/video tools on eligible plans | Text-to-speech, sound effects, music and dubbing |
Choose a practical starting point
Prompts, briefs and research
Try the free assistants with the same short task. Compare the clarity, source quality and usefulness of the results before paying.
Images and short video
Test the style, reference fidelity and editing controls you need. For vehicle or character projects, check consistency across views rather than judging only the hero image.
Voiceovers and finished content
Use an audio tool for narration, then take the assets into your editor. Check pronunciation, timing and usage rights before publishing.
Use company-approved services for company or client material. A personal paid plan does not establish approval to upload sensitive documents. Check commercial-use terms, asset rights and any voice permissions for your project.