AI startup Ideogram launches infinite Canvas for manipulating, combining generated images
Canadian AI image startup Ideogram, founded last year by former AI researchers from Google Brain, has made a new for itself among AI creators with its text-to-image models that produce a wide range of styles from realistic to fantastical, and most impressively of all, highly accurate text baked into the image itself (something other leading image generators, including Midjourney, took a while to implement and still struggle to generate reliably).
Now, it’s getting in on the trend of expanding its web-based user workspace to include a new interactive, infinite Canvas where users can spread newly generated images out, compare them to older generations, resize and reorder them at will, and even combine multiple AI generated images into one new composite.
It also allows users to upload their own visuals. With this addition, Ideogram Canvas aims to streamline workflows and offer flexible tools to refine creative projects step-by-step.
But of course, Ideogram is far from the only AI company to go beyond the simple chatbot-style text entry interface.
Earlier this month, OpenAI launched an experimental new “Canvas” view for ChatGPT. Unlike Ideogram’s version, it doesn’t help with imagery. Rather, OpenAI’s version offers the ability to see text-based documents and code alongside the chat interface, and watch as their chat conversation changes the resulting output in the “Canvas” view to the right.
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