ImageWiz

No settings to learn, no tricks to memorize. Type what you want, like “a compass for a hiking app,” and ImageWiz shows you a result right away. Not quite right? Ask for fresh variations, switch styles, or refine it with a quick note. Most images come from GPT Image 2.0, and each request goes to whichever model does the best job for your prompt.

The same idea can be a watercolor, a 3D render, a flat illustration, or a pixel-art sprite. Glide through the built-in styles until one clicks. Want a look nobody’s named yet? Start with Custom and describe it yourself.

Icons play by their own rules, so ImageWiz gives them their own styles. Each one is a hand-tuned recipe for lighting, material, and color. Type the concept once, explore a few directions, and export a clean, ready-to-ship file.

Bring in any image, or start from one you just made, and say what to change. Swap the background, shift the mood, fix the bit that bugs you. One-tap tools like remove background, upscale, extend, beautify, retro, and black & white cover the everyday jobs. New ones land regularly.

Made something good? Publish it to Explore, where you can browse images and prompts from everyone else and share the thinking behind your own. It’s the quickest way to pick up prompt ideas and see what a style can do before you try it.

ImageWiz runs in your browser, so there’s no download and no extra sign-up. Sign in with Setapp and start creating. Every plan includes a monthly allowance of AI credits, so you can generate freely.