I Tested Seelab for 2 Hours – Here’s My HONEST Review (AI Images)
Summary
Let's dive into this fascinating video I just watched from a fellow creator. It's all about an exciting new AI image generation tool called C Lab, showcased during the Sumo Day 2025 event. For all of you interested in the latest software and marketing tools, this could be a game-changer, especially if you're a content creator looking to spice up visuals. Now, don't miss out on the original video if you want the full scoop straight from the source.
This tool, C Lab, comes from a startup based in France, operating in the seed phase for around two years. It's designed to let you train custom AI models, a unique feature that lets you tailor-make images, say of yourself doing something outlandish like surfing in Hawaii! I got hold of the tier 2 version, costing $129, which allows for one custom model. Higher tiers offer more models with tier 4, priced at $399, allowing for five custom models.
After spending an hour with it, I can say the tool is quite user-friendly, and the results are pretty impressive, albeit not perfect. You upload some of your images, choose the type of model like photography or avatars, and it creates bespoke images for you. The generation is fast, allowing multiple outputs simultaneously, which is great for testing.
However, it's not without its faults. The AI sometimes struggles, particularly with details like teeth and wrinkles, reminding us of the limitations of current technology. Still, the flexibility in model choice and image creation capacity makes it appealing.
For those creative types or marketers seeking to enhance their visual content with original AI-driven images, C Lab might be a tool worth exploring. But remember, you get the most value starting at tier 2.
Here are some key takeaways to remember:
- C Lab is a new AI-powered image tool from France, reviewed positively with 5-star ratings.
- Offers custom AI model training — ideal for personalized content creation.
- Pricing starts at $79 for basic access to $399 for five custom models.
- Impressive image generation but watch for occasional detail errors.
- Provides fast, simultaneous output; ideal for quick testing and iteration.
- Best use might be for creating content ideas like coloring books or mockups.
- Consider tier 2 or higher for optimal features if purchasing.
Remember, if you're curious about this tool, check out the original video for more detailed insights.
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How To Take Action
Using C Lab for Your Business
I would suggest trying out C Lab if you're diving into creative projects, especially creating unique visuals for your brand or personal growth. It's a game-changer for making custom AI-driven images. You can make fun, personal images, like putting yourself in cool places, for just $129 with the tier 2 version.
Easy Steps to Get Started:
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Start Small: Begin with the tier 2 plan. It's more budget-friendly at $129 and gives access to one custom model. This is great to test the waters without overspending.
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Train Your Model: Upload 10-12 images of yourself or your product. Choose a style, like photography, which helps the tool know what to focus on, creating images that are more in line with your vision.
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Experiment with Styles: First, try creating simple, marketable content like coloring books or mockups using the basic photography or line art modes. Check results for detail errors, like with teeth, and adapt your inputs or models accordingly.
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Organize Your Work: Utilize the collections feature to categorize and streamline your images, making it easier to retrieve specific creations during marketing campaigns or client presentations.
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Focus on Output: Aim for generating multiple versions of an image to find the best fit for your needs. Recognize that while some images might need minor tweaks, they can offer unique content that stands out.
By following these steps, you can effectively use C Lab to enhance your marketing visuals or just bring some creativity to everyday tasks. Use it wisely to make your visual presence pop without breaking the bank.
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"I've already been in the tool for an hour messing around with it. So far, I'm very impressed."
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"I do think that this tool is more developed and easier to use, and the output is better."
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"I think you're better off getting the image created on the first go."
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"They definitely get a double thumbs up on that."
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"I appreciate you making it all the way through this video."
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Full Transcript
All right, welcome back to the channel. So, we're still in Sumo Day and we have just a couple hours left. I'm going to try to get this video out as soon as I can. This is the only other tool that was brand new this week that I really wanted to get my hands on. I got access to tier 2, which gives me access to a custom model, which I wanted to train for myself to see if I could use this tool and to see if it was better than the what was it? PhotoGBT that recently launched that didn't do well with creating images. It was kind of so so. So this is C Lab. It's got some really good initial reviews. It's at five stars right now. All five stars. That looks really good. Looks like they've been around for 2 years. They've been around for 2 years. Based out of France. Still in the startup phase and seed phase. We're going to come down here and it does say you get access to the premium models, but you don't get access to Imagine 4. All right. All right. So, we're doing a giveaway for this year's uh AppSumo Sumo Day 2025. And this year's winner will get access to their tool of choice. You get to choose uh any any tool that's part of the Sumo Day event, uh you get to choose a tier 2 access. And I've went and just did like a brief look kind of at five to 10 tools. And the average right now for tier 2 is $100 to $200. Yes, the prices have gone up. Uh but $100 to $200 value for this giveaway. Okay. So, all you have to do is just go to this page. The link first link below, second, first or second link below. Uh, sign up. All you need is your email to access this. Um, and you will be entered to this uh giveaway and then we'll reveal the results this Thursday, June 12th, after the Sumo Day event is over. So, thanks. You have to be on one of their monthly paid plans to get that because that's one of the highest models right now, but you do get all the other models. Um, and then right over here you get collections and all that kind of good stuff. And then really the biggest things from each tier that separates it is going to be the amount of images that you can create increases quite a bit depending on what tier you're on. And then also a custom model. I think that's the most important reason to get this in my opinion, especially if you're going to use this for use cases like me, a content creator that wants to use AI images that look exactly like themselves, but then place them in Hawaii doing something that they don't normally do to get some really cool images. So, the custom AI model, license tier one, is $79. You do not get a custom model. Don't pick this tool up unless you get at least licensed tier 2. That's going to give you one custom model, and you don't get one per month. I think you just get one. And so the license tier 2 is $129. License tier 3 is $219 and you get three custom models. And license tier 4 is $399 and you get five custom models. So that's the pricing. We're going to jump right in. I've already been in the tool for an hour messing around with it. So far, I'm very impressed. I do think that this tool is better than and this isn't a comparison video or anything like that, but I do think that this tool is more developed and easier to use and the output is better. You guys are probably asking, spend an hour in the tool. The AI model is really, really good. Now, there's a lot of things I haven't done in the tool, but basically, I'll just try to walk you through what I know. The first thing I did was I came over here to custom models, which is similar to PhotoGT, the way that that this looks and the way that it's set up. But I got to train my own. Here's the data sets, but what you would do is you would create your AI model right here. It'll walk you through. I chose photography for mine, but you can do avatar and character as well. And then you can actually buy these if you are on tier one or tier two and you want to buy more. You can get custom models right over here. A pack of custom models times five is $10 per model. Just one time payment 50 bucks. You get to train five more models. This is really cool. The way they built this, they're getting paid and it's relatively inexpensive in my opinion. So that's good to know. But I got one with my plan. And so here's the options. I chose photography right here. It was between avatar characters cuz you can see what this one can produce. And then you have the photography style, but I went ahead and chose photography. And then I uploaded like 12 images. It took about 30 minutes to create the custom model. And then we had my custom model trained right here. We can view images based on what I've used this model for, but I'm going to walk you through more of those in just a minute. You can see all the images that have been created with that specific model. We can go over here and click on the CA lab. So, this is what the dashboard's going to look like. We can create an image. They have a help center. We have our collections over here. I can show you how that works in a minute as well. We have our featured models, Flux HD, Flux Realism, Imagine 3, Imagine 4, and Imagine Realism. This one right here has a crown on it. You have to have a paid plan to use Imagine 4, the latest model. all these other tools over here. You can get access to some for free through different tools, but it would be a very minimal amount. And so, I'm just trying to think of like how are they paying for this? I do think that they have to pay in bulk. Basically, API access and developer access to these image generation models. It does cost money every time we run these. We're not just using free image models here. Maybe not the best. And that's why they, you know, if you want the best, imagine four, then you have to pay for a monthly account, which makes sense because otherwise the company will fall under. If they're just paying 80 cents per image generation and give all that away and then they don't make any money. You guys understand that. So, you can replace background. They have these different tools over here. I don't know if I'm going to spend too much time messing around with those. I just really wanted to show you what the capabilities are and talk about the difference between this and kind of a photo GBT, if you will. There's a photography style right there. Train your own AI. And then we have our collections over here. So, let's say we click on creation. All these images that have been created, if I wanted to put these in a collection, all you do is hit the add to collection button right here and then you create a collection. So, if you're working on this and using this for a company and you're a image design company or something like that, graphic design company, you would just put the company's name right here and start creating images for them. I'm going to walk you through the path I took just messing around with the software. Right off the bat, we had our AI model created. You can see I've done some test threader, create a YouTube thumbnail, blah blah blah. And then this is the models that we have to choose from. There's a ton of models and the model I was using was custom models or photography. And so we click on custom models. I have one custom model and we can select David. So it's going to focus on my face and creating images with my face on them. That's what that model is trained on. But you can train all kinds of different models. You could train a coloring book model. All kinds of good stuff. So, what I did was we can go and click on one of these and it will tell you, hey, standing on a beach, smiling, Hawaiian shirt, sunny ambience. This is what it came out with. I do think that the images and even my teeth and everything are very accurate. This is definitely a good image. Now, they have some magnified. We can zoom in and so forth. So, we could like magnify. Let's see. Right over here, we can go in standard presets. There's all kinds of different stuff. We can also upscale this right there and push magnify. And then they have different tools over here to fix the image. They also have a video. I may as well see what we can do right there. And add credits. Maybe I can't do videos. We would need to add credits to create video packs. Magnify. Nope. You don't get any video creation. So that's important to know on any of these plans. I'm not really sure what that is. Is that just image upscaling? I really don't know. Let's go back over here and let's just say we want to go with magnify 2x. And I'm just gonna say magnify. I don't really know if your prompt here what we would need to do to magnify that or if we would like we can also change the prompt here and say hey add a tree in the background and magnify. I don't really know what that is but certainly it's going to go through. We'll be right back. Okay, so we're back. This is the magnify option right over here and supposed to be nice and crisp. You can see that so far just look at the lines up here. Very very crisp. A lot more wrinkles than I actually have. And then what I don't like is that as we scroll through, you'll see that there's some teeth issues going on right there that just are not good. We'd have to put this through another AI in order to fix the teeth right there. You can see that the it just didn't do a good job with that teeth right there. So, this image would not be usable. We'd have to mess around with this a lot more and we use credits to be able to do that. So, that just shows you what you are dealing with. You're probably going to get mixed results and definitely this is not a perfect tool. I'm glad that I was able to show that example that it got the teeth wrong. It got the wrinkles wrong. But I want to show you real quick earlier on in the review how to use the tool to create a coloring page or something. That's how I definitely would use this and I could actually make money using this. I pay for tools like Ideogram. I pay $20 a month and I've been paying for months. That's been a really good tool as well. Could this actually replace that tool? Those are some of the questions that you probably have as well. But right over here, what you would do is they give you some AI prompts to get you started if you wanted to. But I definitely don't want to go with David on this. So, we would maybe want to go with illustration or digital art. So, let's just go with illustration. And maybe we would choose line art right over here. That would be a really good one. Or black and white sketch, whimsical, handdrawn, all kinds of good stuff. But let's just go with line art on this one. And I'm going to show you that in just a minute. Choosing a regular model, but just choosing one of the generalist models, which is going to be Imagine 3 Flux HD and those ones. And then I've also tried them against Line Art and so forth. I'm not really sure which one actually produces the best results. We'll have to go and kind of take a look at that. I created this prompt using Google Gemini. We have selected line art. Now, you can select color palettes right over here. We're not going to do that on this one. And you have different sizes that you can choose right here. I have specifically chosen a size before and didn't get the size that I wanted. I selected 9×6 that still created a banner. And then I selected 9×6 the next time and then it worked. So, some of those things I'm keeping track of and why it's not going to get a perfect score. The image generation is pretty good. We're just going to stick with auto for now, but letting you know that you can choose those sizes and so forth. And like I said, we have line art. We have a advanced prompt here. And let's create. So the prompt is a high resolution of full page coloring book illustration for toddlers in a simple cartoon style. The central subject is a big happy apple. And then keep going. You can actually select one, two, three, or four images at a time. I love that it creates four images at a time. You got to see how fast this software actually is. It's very fast. It reminds me of idoggram and I love that it can create four images at once. You can see some blurriness even without zooming in. So that one would be no good. This one would be no good. And this one, it wanted a big happy apple. So really the only one that we actually could use is this one right here. It did a great job on this one. So out of the four images, we probably would only use one. And then you can see there's some imperfections right over here. You can kind of see how AI works. It's finding an image and then recreating it and so forth. And sometimes it has the sign off the signature of the artist that created it. What we're going to do is click on the edit button and then we can clean, replace, reframe. We have different things right here. So, I'm going to go and this says replace. So, I don't know what that means, but I'm just going to click right there. And then let's see. Can we We can remove the background. Let's see. There's a brush. And I'm just trying to see where's a delete button. I'm just going to go with a clean right there. And tap that. And then push clean. And that should clean. I would say that should be like an eraser. We're going to find out. Okay, perfect. So, it did work. We have our image right over here. We can click on it and it did clean and get rid of that. So, that's how you would use that. It has some nice editing features. Go back over to creation real quick. So, out of, like I said, out of the three, this one would have been good, but it's super blurry. Didn't come out good. There's some things we could do to fix that. We got one out of four images. Not the best. Now, we could go back to a creation and keep the same piece of art, but change line art. And I'm going to use Imagine 3 and say let's create. and let it go and create again. While it's creating, we can go to organization settings or profile settings. It's going to tell you what your generations are, where we're currently at. Every time you clean or replace elements or use background removals, magnifications, it's tracking all of that right now. Where is our total? There we go. We're 80. I've used this tool for an hour and you'll see how many images I've created. And we're only at 80 out of 2500 generations in 30 days. I'm very impressed with the amount of image generations they are giving us, which is really good stuff. They definitely get a double thumbs up on that. We used Imagine 3 and you can see that it did a better job. We could use all four of these images right here. Look at that. You could use all four of these images if you're creating some type of coloring book for kids. So, that one seemed to work better. I do like that the eyes were open on this one. I would say that it did better. using their generic models, especially for coloring book creation, might do better for you. They have a sorting or search feature right over here based on because at some point you're going to have hundreds or thousands of images that you've created and so you're going to want to be able to search for stuff and then you can hover over each image. It's going to tell you this run right here. It was a minute ago we used Imagine 3. You can copy the prompt, copy the seed, and you can delete it as well or delete all. And you can hover over this and see that we used a line art model right over here. You can hover over this and see that we used a David model right there and so forth. That's how you use the tool. I'm trying to think if there's anything else that we really need to go over other than I just want to show you some of the stuff that I've that I that I created. All right. So, I'm going to take you all the way down here and just kind of messing around with the software. Right off the bat, we went and created all these images right over here. And I would say even for just the Hawaii images, it did a pretty good job. Probably usable right there. And I thought there was like an upscale button over here that you can actually upscale the image. You can reuse prompt, create variations. And from what I'm seeing is the magnify basically their version of upscaling. Let's just say we take this image right here and I want to download this real quick. And let's use one of their tools real quick. So I'm going to go to I'm going to go if you want to get to their their tools and kind of the dashboard, click on seed lab here or seed lab right there. And that's where we say upscale. Now I want to go and upscale. And that's the upscaler right there. What we want to do is click over here. And I want to grab the image that I just uploaded. Upload that. So we just uploaded this. And then this is the part where it kind of feels What is this? Invert. No. Background removal. So we could remove the background. I have Canva and I would just use it for that as well, but I'm not really seeing how to upscale, right? There's no button over here. This is the part where they need to improve the user journey because I don't know what to do. We clicked on their upscaler, we uploaded our image, and then there's no other button to process the upscale. We would need to just push the generate button, and that's not working either. So, I'm trying to think, what are we trying to do here? I believe that it really is the magnify button and the magnify button is the upscale. So, I wish they would just call it a upscale. They're confusing people by using upscale on the front page, but then people aren't going to know that that's what magnify is. I just think that they should change the name personally. But that is what magnify seems to be. So, we have a 2x and presets. We have portraits. I'm going to go nature and landscape. I'm just going to select that and I'm going to say magnify and we'll be right back. Okay, so we're back. It does take over a minute. I would like to see the upscaled a lot faster. And you only get on tier 2, I get 32x magnifies per month, which is reasonable because if you go to other free upscale sites, they usually only give you a few per IP per month and you have to be on paid plans. So, I think it's pretty good. We're going to click on this and it should have magnified it. I would move down like that. And it truly zooms in and magnifies. You can see it just does not do a good job with teeth. So, just keep that in mind right here. Everything starts being very crisp right over here. Look at the shirt and everything. Really, really crisp. Everything's looking good. And then all of a sudden, look at my teeth. Look at the amount of wrinkles. The teeth are just all jacked up, right? You can't use this image. So, the magnify I'm not impressed with from a human touch. Not very good. So, we're going to go over to collections right over here, or go back to creation, and I'm going to spend the next five minutes just going over some of the things that I've done. So, we use some different models over here. Overall, looking at some of the images, they did a pretty good job, but sometimes the fingers and hands look a little different. You'd need to fix up some of the background. And then right over here, there's someone standing there. There's a vehicle in the window reflection, or is the vehicle actually inside the the coffee shop? So, I'm not sure I could use that. This one's actually pretty good. I think this one turned out really good. Might need to fix the sign there, but everything else looks really good. And the faces are a little bit better than the GPT in my opinion. This one got my Under Armour logo right and my body size and everything pretty accurate. But there is something weird about the fingers right there. Like first of all, you're holding the mug in between your two fingers. Kind of a little weird. And then you can kind of see one, two, three, four, and then there's something else going on underneath. So five. And this is not the thumb. This wouldn't be usable because the fingers are all messed up. So, we would need to go and create variations of this. Actually, let's go and do that real quick. So, I'm going to say create variations. It's going to go create some variations. And then we're going to come back down and just kind of take a look at some more. And then over here, this one probably did the best as far as the fingers are right. 1 2 3 4 5 holding a little coffee mug. And everything looks good. That does look like me, but we would need to figure out the image upscale. I would probably take this and use a test. I'm going to go ahead and download this real quick. I'm going to go over to an image upscaler that I use that I only get to use sometimes because it has limits. And I'm just going to leave it at 200 and upscale this real quick. You can see that these images, they're not even a megabyte. This only took about 13 seconds. Yeah, this one didn't do a good job either. My face is all jacked up. So, how usable are these? That one messed up on the teeth and stuff as well. At least we got that kind of test out of the way. I'm going to come back over here real quick. I think from the far away and these might work for a thumbnail. I think that what I would want to experiment with would be a more closeup in the actual prompt. A closeup of me holding a cup of coffee and so forth. See if we can get that initial image cuz that's the best that it's going to do. The upscaler and so forth is not going to be able to do a good job. And we've even tested other ones as well. That kind of gets them a little bit off the hook as well that even other image upscalers are going to have a hard time with AI images as well. So then we have these different models that we used over here. So black and white sketch and we had some different coloring book prompts and you can see using different models here. And then coming over here and looking at this one that would be a very intricate adult coloring style image right there. It does a pretty good job. Then this one we used flux HD in the same prompt and you have a lot darker lines right there. And then we'll keep coming forward. Then we use like a toddler one right over here that did a great job right here. I could show you the prompt, but it really does tell say everything about the sun, the ocean, and the castle, and the dragon. You can pause the video and read the advanced prompt right there. And we used the line art as well. I thought this one was really cool because we actually used the dark SF and it added a kind of purple to the black. This might be something unique and cool that someone can go and color in the rest of this, but it'll automatically have purple outlines which could add some fun to coloring books. Maybe you could sample out some coloring books like that. And then we use this one over here. We also use imagine three and it did a great job with these images right here. You can see we can literally come in. There's a wave, a castle, uh sand castle, the little uh dinosaur toddler coloring page. This one, the prompt looks really, really good. for coloring pages, this will work really well. And you you'll find which model because there's like dozens of models to choose from that they've created. But essentially, it's using about three or four main image generation models and then they just have probably some prompting on top of it. They even have a logo generator model. You can see AI content mix. We would need to delete that or maybe add TM or something like that. But that one looked decent. I don't think it did a very good job with creating logos. So you can see that they're just not that good at misspelled and so forth. And so it didn't really do a good job with creating logos. This one we used Flux HD and then it didn't give us text logo, but it did create some pretty cool looking logos that maybe we could bring into Canva and do something with. I think it did a great job with creating some actual art logos that we could go in and add the text and do some further editing. Again, we used Imagine 3 and put the same prompt in and said it must have a logo and text. And you can see we would need to fix up some stuff and I don't think that the logo itself is that great, but you would have to mess around with it. We did choose colors on this one as well. We actually went up here to colors and I chose this purple color palette and this is where you can go and select what colors you want to use. You can actually select up to three colors and then it will force it to create it in that color which is super cool. Now, let's move into some more stuff right over here where I actually came in here and said, "Hey, I I attached one of my thumbnails and said, "Hey, create this." I used a different model, though. So, it just created a guy right here. Actually looks really, really good. It created a random guy and said viral scripts. And it did spell subscriber, right? And so, that one did a pretty good job for like a thumbnail type use. And then right over here, I actually selected 9 by6. And you can see viral scripts. What I tried to do was come over here and basically this right over here what I used the chat GBT40 image creator to do. I uploaded one of my thumbnails and then basically trained my own GPT and this is what it created and I think it did an amazing job with viral scripts the subscriber thing and then trying to add me back in. And that's the only thing that JG GBT cannot do which is basically keep the human 100% the same or even attach myself and say hey use this for inspiration. it just can't do that yet. And that's where proprietary software comes in where I'm going to be testing out another software that's specific specifically very very good at creating YouTube thumbnails. I'll be testing that out. It's a paid tool and I'll be doing a review on that. So stay tuned for that. Make sure to subscribe. If you've made it this far in the video, I'll just remind you one more time, go ahead and sign up to the Sumo Day 2025. Win your choice of any tier 2 tool. All you have to do is put your email in there to enter. Okay. So, we come over here and you can look. This one does a way better job at inserting my face into the mix, right? And but we would need to fix the viral scripts is just cut off a little bit too much, right? Other than that, and then it puts us in like a realistic like I'm standing next to my computer. Um, so it did a decent job. We could use some of these. This one, it did a good job. It used yellow. It used green. It has subscriber right there. So, this one, this one would be usable right there to go and uh do Pinterest marketing and so forth. This one was not good. This one was pretty good as well. Subscriber is spelled right where by a computer and script. So this one looks like me and everything. So it got three out of the four right on that prompt. Then we came over here, used David for all these ones. And then we had our prompt create a YouTube thumbnail that is viral and catchy with fancy bold yellow that says viral script. So you can see what the And then I said no hat. And so here's what it came up with for us. That is using my face very accurate on these on these images. So this is where I was most impressed. And then we had this one over here which I actually super funny. We'll just go click on it. I said create a catchy bold yellow glowing font and a heading is viral scripts with a blue hat. Guys, it's AI. You have to specify what kind of hat. It just decided to put me in kind of like a Fisher cap right here. But viral script right there. This actually came out pretty good. Then we came over here. Viral scripts right there as well. Little blurry. Like I would just wish that these would be a little bit crisper to be a perfect thumbnail. We would need to go and try to upscale this and get it to look a little bit better. I do like Well, I don't have hair right there, so I would want to get rid of that. I do like this one, though. If you're not showing your teeth, the image upscaling is probably going to work better. What they do is magnify, so they zoom in, and I don't like that. I would probably download these and use a different image upscale. I don't know why it decided to put me in a fedora right there. And then we have this one right over here, but this one is kind of like I'm Dick Tracy. I do like how the spotlight really comes down on me right here. It looks like a real image. Then we have this one, viral scripts. It did a pretty good job with those ones as well. And then we'll come back up over here. I tried to attach an image right over here. It didn't do a very good job with that one. So, those are some of the results that I was able to get. Here's that other one where we said to create some variations of this. And you guys can be the judge. That one is probably not usable. That one's not usable as well. It didn't do a very good job with the remixing. So, I'm glad that I spent the last couple hours going over the tool. I think this would be great for creating coloring books and product type images, mockups. I think it's still got a ways to go with the AI model and so forth. I would say after using the tool, I kind of initially was more was pretty impressed with it, but as I've used it more with results like this that all four of those are just not usable. And then the magnify or quote unquote image upscaler isn't that the best. wasn't impressed with the image upscaler, but I was impressed with some of these things that I was able to to get out of it on the first go. So, I think you're better off getting the image created on the first go, and then you're going to be able to actually use that image. I'm I'm impressed with the amount of allotted image generations they give you per plan. I think it's priced right, and they're generous with the amount that they give you. I would still give this one the edge over Photo GPT. the quality was a little bit higher and I was able to get some of the David trained AI models that I would actually be able to like this one came out really really good right was spending time in here you probably could get some images that are going to work for you and I would like I said if I was comparing this to photogating for Cabs is probably going to be a 3.8 8. I still think that they've got a ways to go, but I mean I don't remember what my other my photo GBT's rating was. I better go and check real quick. Okay, so I gave a PhotoGT a four. So, in all fairness, I've got to give would probably adjust these ratings, but I'm going to go based off of cuz I already put that video up. I already rated that one. I think I'm rating these tools a little too high. But since I gave PhotoGpt a 4.0, 0. I'm going to give CABB a 4.3. It does get the edge. So, it's a 4.3 rating for CAB. I'll leave the link below. Go pick it up. By the time this video comes out, you'll still have 2 hours left of Sumo Day. Make sure you're signed up for the Sumo Day giveaway tier 2 any tool of your choice. Go sign up for that. Link will be below to go pick up CAB if this is a tool that you need in your arsenal. I appreciate you making it all the way through this video. And the secret word today is lobster. And if you type in lobster in the comments below, I know you watched the entire video and you are a rock star. Thank you so much. I'll see you in the next video.
