The presets are very well curated and usually produce great results that are quite amusing; the interface is straightforward.

Now, onto the downsides:
From a personal perspective, I often encounter issues, particularly with hands. As soon as hands appear in the image, you need to scrutinise them closely, as they are often anatomically disastrous.

It’s definitely a Tier 3 deal, as the selection of presets in Tier 1/2, in my view, primarily targets people who need funny photos for social media.

However, the aspect ratios necessary for many social networks are missing here, and the commercially interesting presets are also lacking in both Tiers.

So, it essentially remains a Tier 3 product.

Regarding the prompts:
I’ve noticed that whenever a group of people is supposed to be depicted in the background, many are based on the model used. It’s as if you’re sitting in your own audience.

But all in all, I think it’s quite an interesting deal, which is why I’ve given it 4 tacos.
For me, the most significant issue is the limitation of the aspect ratios; these should be consistent across all Tiers. Especially considering that the included presets often vary significantly in quality across different aspect ratios.