First some contest to my use going in, my first venture into AI Art was with Supermachine, which after the initial learning curve of AI Art, turned out fairly good, but one thing the drove me crazy was a lot of images were almost great but there would be one flaw that made it unusable, like having a third hand or too many fingers for example. To be clear there are going to be similar generation issues with any tool including AISEO Art, but for me that is why I bought this, because AISEO Art has the erase and replace tool, which allows me to upload images and fix issues that occur when they are generated. To me that alone makes this a no-brainer tool to have since I can fix all the minor issues rather than 5-15 credits trying to generate another similar image.

Other positives, it has a template options so you can get a fill-in-the-blank prompt to use to generate specific types of images, which is useful. For generating fictional and anime like characters and art I have gotten better results than with Supermachine using the same promts. The image reversal tool is helpful because it will pull up many other similar images which you can use to find prompts you can use.

That being said there are some areas it is lacking in. First, it only has 3 image sizes where as Supermachine has 12. I see no way to add my generated images to a folder after they have been generated, that needs to be fixed and add a way to select multiple files to add to a folder at once rather than going through +100 times doing it. I'd like a way to tag and search images, at the moment you just have to go through everything you generated if you didn't select a folder when you generated the image. At the moment you have to click on dashboard to see your credits, I'd like to see them at a glance rather than have to go look for how many I have.

Overall, Supermachine might have a couple more features but AISEO Art is a good tool that I will continue to use. For me the Erase and Replace tool really makes it a big help, and most of my issues with it are things that are likely to be added or fixed down the road and are mostly quality of life updates rather than something that actually affects performance.