Ezier

Ezier is a web-based AI image generator that lets users create product shots, posters, avatars and social graphics from prompts or reference images, switching between several AI models and keeping a history of each version's settings.

Ezier is a browser-based AI image generator that turns written prompts, and optionally reference images, into product shots, posters, avatars, social graphics, backgrounds and concept art. Its main selling point is model choice: users pick from several image models inside one workspace, with GPT Image 2 shown as the default on the page, instead of committing to a single engine. The workflow is built around a short brief. A user states the image type, adds subject, style, mood, composition and lighting, then sets the model, aspect ratio, resolution and image count before generating. Fixing the frame early is encouraged so the output fits the channel it is meant for. After a run, the workspace opens with the first result ready to review, refine or regenerate. Each version keeps its prompt, model, references and settings, which makes it easier to see which change helped and to iterate one variable at a time rather than rewriting everything. Reference images are supported when the selected model accepts image input. They are meant for cases where the result should follow an existing product, character, layout or style, with the prompt explaining what should stay close and what may change. Related pages cover text to image, image to image, image to prompt (turning a reference into a reusable prompt), an infographic generator, a product picture generator and a logo generator. A separate video section animates stills into clips, and a models page compares the available engines. Ezier suits marketers, small brand teams, ecommerce sellers and creators who need campaign visuals and drafts quickly without design software. Generation consumes credits, and a daily check-in feature awards free credits to signed-in users. Compared with single-model tools such as Midjourney or dedicated editors, Ezier trades depth in one engine for flexibility across several, so it fits users who want to test which model handles text, realism or stylization best for a given brief.