This Sensei-based tool generates images via text prompt. You can edit it with all the recent methods they announce at the MAX conference.

it promises to generate illustrations in your own style. It needs just 5 examples for training.

This project compares image generation results from popular algorithm-driven tools using the same text prompt.

It can generate 3D objects, animations, and textures via text prompt. You can also stylize them.

The tool creates realistic photos and illustrations from a text description. It's one of the most popular, as it was the first freely & publicly available. People generate book illustrations, brand illustrations, fit their photos to illustrations and do other great stuff. There are prompt generators for better results.

The tool creates realistic photos and illustrations from a text description (how it works). It's open source, which led to enormous popularity. As a result, they have numerous user interfaces like web, iOS, macOS, Windows & Figma. There are specialized branches (e.g. for textures, 3D, photo editing). Fan projects blossom too (e.g. modernizing MS-DOS games or Fallout 2, making illustrative QR-codes). Established design tools implement it too (see Canva and Blender).

A Figma plugin by Jordan Singer. It generates icons, illustrations, and copy (authors promise more tools).

They added an option for generative backgrounds for videos. It's a huge audence for the concept.

A huge gallery of generated full size people. They also have gazillion avatars.

A simple way to stylize avatars in one of popular illustration styles. It became possible with DreamBooth technique from Google. Lots of similar tools like Avatar AI & AI Profile Picture Generator exist.