Visuali

Visuali operates as a browser based AI image generator and photo editor built around an infinite canvas workspace that changes how you interact with generated imagery compared to the typical single image at a time approach. The platform runs entirely in your browser without requiring software downloads or installations and can be set up as a full screen progressive web application on desktop and mobile devices alike, providing synchronized access across whatever hardware you use throughout your day. The infinite canvas model treats every element you add or generate as an independent layer you can drag, reorder, show, hide, delete, and transform independently of everything else on the canvas. Pan and zoom work fluidly at any scale, and the interface supports high resolution displays and DPI aware rendering for users working on modern high pixel density screens.

Image generation capabilities draw from over ten integrated AI models covering different stylistic strengths, speed profiles, and quality levels rather than locking you into a single model's characteristics. Available options include Stable Diffusion XL for the established open source foundation, multiple Flux variants including Schnell for speed, Dev for development flexibility, version 2, and 2 Pro for premium quality output, plus Gemini 3, Nano Banana variants optimized for different scenarios, Seedream 4.0, and Z Image. Generation supports images up to 2048 by 2048 pixels for high resolution output. Having this range of models available within a single workspace matters practically because different models genuinely excel at different types of content, and switching between them without leaving the platform or managing multiple subscriptions saves substantial workflow friction.

The editing capabilities extend well beyond generation into territory that makes Visuali useful for refining and compositing images rather than just creating new ones from scratch. Inpainting lets you modify specific regions of existing images while preserving surrounding content intact, useful for corrections, additions, or style changes to localized areas. Outpainting expands images in any direction, adding coherent additional content that matches the existing image's style and subject matter. Background removal produces clean transparent backgrounds for layering compositions where you need subjects isolated from their original context. Multi image input supports feeding up to six reference images when editing, enabling style transfer, subject consistency, and controlled generation scenarios that require visual guidance beyond text prompts alone. Text addition with multiple font options, freeform drawing tools, geometric shape tools, plus resize, rotate, and arbitrary transform operations on any layer complete the editing toolkit.

An AI agent currently available in beta testing adds a conversational interface for canvas manipulation that changes how you can direct the creative process. You can instruct the agent through chat to generate new images, edit existing elements, and build complete layouts through natural language conversation rather than manual tool operation and menu navigation. The agent handles adding text elements, creating shapes and icons, positioning elements, and other canvas operations that would otherwise require clicking through interface options. This capability costs approximately one token per message exchanged, so it's metered separately from the image generation token costs and adds flexibility for users who prefer conversation based interaction.

Target users include digital artists who want AI assistance integrated naturally into their creative process without replacing their creative judgment, architects working on visualization and presentation materials where iteration speed matters, marketers producing campaign assets across multiple formats and variations, and product designers creating catalog ready imagery that needs to look polished and consistent. The infinite canvas approach particularly suits workflows where you're iterating on multiple visual variations simultaneously rather than evaluating them one at a time, or building complex composite images from combinations of generated and manually edited elements working together.

Pricing centers on a 10 dollar monthly subscription that provides 1,000 tokens, full access to all platform features including advanced models, and cloud storage for your canvas projects and generated images. A 7 day free trial offers 75 tokens with some advanced high cost models restricted, enough to meaningfully evaluate whether the platform's approach and output quality fit your needs before committing. Extra token packs cover heavier usage beyond the monthly allocation at 20 dollars for 1,500 tokens, 36 dollars for 3,000 tokens representing a 10 percent per token discount, and 100 dollars for 9,000 tokens at 20 percent savings for users with substantial ongoing generation volume. Layer grouping and multi select capabilities help organize complex projects with many elements. Export options include PNG and JPEG formats with customizable quality settings, resolution control for output sizing, and background transparency options for compositions intended for further use in other applications or compositing workflows.