
Visuali
Browser based AI image generator and editor on an infinite canvas
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About Visuali
Visuali is a browser based image editor that combines AI generation with a layered, non destructive canvas. You can create images from text prompts, edit existing photos by describing changes, extend images beyond their original borders, and arrange everything on an infinite workspace. It runs entirely in the browser across desktop, tablet, and mobile without installing anything.
The core workflow centers on frames. You place a frame over an area of the canvas, write a prompt describing what you want, and the AI regenerates that region. This works for generating new images, inpainting parts of existing ones, or outpainting to extend an image in any direction. Every element you create lands on its own layer, so you can reposition, resize, or delete pieces without affecting the rest of your composition. Undo and redo are always available.
A standout feature is multi image context. You can select up to five reference images on your canvas, and when you run a generation, all of them become context for the AI. This lets you combine styles from different sources, match colors across frames, or guide the output using visual references rather than trying to describe everything in words. The AI agent beta takes this further by letting you chat with the tool and have it generate, edit, and arrange content on your behalf.
Drawing and text tools round out the editor. You can sketch directly on the canvas with freehand brushes, add shapes, and drop text with multiple font choices. Color pickers help match elements to your palette. For output, you export as PNG or JPEG with customizable resolution and the option to include or remove the background. Background removal itself is a built in feature, so you can isolate subjects and layer them into new scenes.
Pricing follows a token model. A free trial gives you seven days and 75 tokens to explore the features. After that, a monthly subscription at ten dollars includes a thousand tokens, with top up packs available if you burn through them faster. Tokens cover all AI operations, so heavier usage means buying more. Support channels include a Discord community, help documentation, and a contact email at contact@visuali.io.
The audience is creators who want a canvas workflow rather than a single image at a time experience. If you have used tools like Figma or Photoshop and wished the generative AI part was better integrated, Visuali is trying to be that hybrid. It works well for mood boards, iterative concept art, and projects where you need to combine multiple generated elements into one composition.
Key Features
- Non destructive infinite canvas editor
- Text to image generation with custom resolutions
- Inpainting and outpainting capabilities
- Multi image context for guided generation
- Layer system with undo and redo
- AI chat agent for automated editing
Pros & Cons
What we like
- Runs in browser with no install required
- Multi image context gives more control over output
- Layer based editing keeps work non destructive
- Works across desktop, tablet, and mobile
Room for improvement
- Token based pricing can get expensive with heavy use
- Free trial is limited to seven days and 75 tokens
- AI models used are not disclosed on the site
- Chat agent is still in beta
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Good, with a few caveats
Three months of Visuali later, here is what holds up. Their take on ai chat agent for automated editing is genuinely good. What stands out is how little babysitting it needs. It fits well for extending photos beyond their original borders. It would be a five if not for chat agent is still in beta.
Exactly what I needed
Visuali has quietly become part of my daily flow. Their take on ai chat agent for automated editing is genuinely good. It handles the boring parts so I can focus on the work that matters. No regrets so far.
Pulled its weight from week one
Found Visuali on a Show HN thread and I am glad I clicked. Got real value out of works across desktop, tablet, and mobile. What stands out is how little babysitting it needs. Found it works best for combining multiple references into one composition. Would sign up again without thinking twice.
Pulled its weight from week one
Have been running Visuali for a while, here is where I land. Got real value out of non destructive infinite canvas editor.
Genuinely impressed
Hadn't planned on switching, but Visuali was hard to ignore. Their take on multi image context for guided generation is genuinely good. No regrets so far.
Decent with some rough edges
Tried Visuali on a side project first, then rolled it out everywhere. Their take on layer system with undo and redo is genuinely good. Setup was painless and I was productive the same day. Mostly using it for creating mood boards with generated imagery. It would be a five if not for free trial is limited to seven days and 75 tokens. Glad I made the switch.
Quietly excellent
Tried Visuali on a side project first, then rolled it out everywhere. Their take on text to image generation with custom resolutions is genuinely good. It slotted into my routine without much fuss. It fits well for iterating on concept art with inpainting. Easy yes for anyone weighing the same trade offs.
Finally something that fits
Tried Visuali on a side project first, then rolled it out everywhere. Where it really wins is non destructive infinite canvas editor. It fits well for creating mood boards with generated imagery. Easy yes for anyone weighing the same trade offs.
Finally something that fits
Three months of Visuali later, here is what holds up. It just works, day after day, without surprises.
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