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Higgsfield Soul is the name of a brand-new AI image generation tool that went viral on social media a few days ago. Weve seen this happen with other genAI software for creating images and videos from text prompts in the past.ChatGPT 4o image generation and Googles Veo 3 are a few examples that stand out. The ChatGPT AI image maker became a massive hit for OpenAI, letting users create images that looked like photos or edit existing pictures with text prompts. Veo 3 introduced audio and dialogue to stunning AI videos a few months later.Plenty of alternatives are on the market right now, offering creators advanced and affordable tools to generate content with AI. But Higgsfield Soul is something else entirely.The product lets you create photos using text prompts, and the AI content looks even better than what ChatGPT and Gemini can offer. Users have praised the tool for making the images look like they were captured with real cameras instead of being generated from scratch, avoiding the plasticky feel seen in competitors.To get the most out of Soul, youll need to subscribe to a premium tier, with prices starting at $9/month. But Higgsfield announced that anyone can try Soul for free.Continue reading...The post Higgsfields amazing viral AI image generator is now free for everyone appeared first on BGR.

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