With AI tools becoming hugely popular these days, let’s set aside well-known names like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot for a moment and take a look at some smaller, free AI tools worth knowing about.
(1) Synthesia
Instead of recording your own audio for dubbing or subtitling, letting an AI do the talking saves time and makes the whole process much easier. Synthesia uses a virtual character with precise, natural lip movements, and it’s already widely used in many settings. With its automatic video creation process, it’s especially well suited for explainer and tutorial videos.
(2) Fotor
Fotor is an online photo editor that lets you edit your photos as creatively as you like. Along with eye-catching graphics, it’s also a web-based platform, which makes it quite convenient to use.
(3) Perplexity
This is an AI that carefully searches out answers to whatever you want to know. It’s reported to be more accurate than ChatGPT in presenting information in many cases. That said, since AI is still very much a work in progress, it’s always best to double-check the information yourself as much as you can.
(4) Consensus
Among AIs that research information and answer your questions, Consensus can be considered one of the more advanced. As soon as you ask a question, it pulls in relevant research and gives you a summary. With a paid plan, it can also provide more well-substantiated data.
(5) Any.do
If you’re looking for an AI-powered task manager, Any.do is worth considering. It lets you plan out your day with reminders, due dates, and various other task features. It also integrates with Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar, so you can customize your schedule however you like.
(6) Bing Image Creator
For anyone who wants to create images with AI, Bing Image Creator is another free AI-powered tool worth trying. Similar to Midjourney AI, it lets you generate images using text prompts, with its own unique style.
(7) My Study Life
For students juggling lessons, exams, and assignments against the clock, My Study Life lets you track all of your lessons, exams, and assignments along with their deadlines. Since it also works across devices, it’s an AI tool that keeps sending you reminders wherever you are.
(8) Wordtune
We’ve featured Wordtune here before. It’s an AI writing tool that helps take your English writing to the next level, and can also help complete and polish your rough drafts.
(9) CopyAI
When it comes to digital marketing, Copy.AI is another handy AI tool to have. It’s an AI copywriter that helps improve your marketing strategy and can generate unique content ideas and copy that deliver strong results.
(10) Kapwing
Kapwing is a video creation platform that lets you produce video content quickly. Along with AI-powered features like text-to-speech, an AI video generator, an AI image generator, and an auto subtitle generator, it also comes with plenty of templates.