RecraftReview: images as editable SVG files

Ideogram is an AI image generator that gets the words right. Ask for a poster that says "Grand Opening" and you get those words, spelled correctly, in the image. Plenty of other generators still mangle letters often enough that you end up fixing them in Photoshop. Ideogram 3.0 also handles Korean and Japanese text better than most. That makes it the obvious pick for YouTube thumbnails, social cards, flyers and anything else where the text has to be readable. The free plan gives you 10 prompts a day. Its lead is shrinking, though. FLUX, Recraft and Midjourney v7 have all got better at text. Ideogram is still the more reliable choice, just not by the margin it used to have.

UseIt Studio designs things you can hold: pins, stickers, cards, invitations, mugs, menus, and gift boxes. Describe the object, and when a detail is off, select that part and say what to change. Type "Crop out the yellow cube and make it red" and only the cube turns red while the rest of the artwork stays put. One look can also carry across a whole set, from cups and tote bags to packaging. What you get back is ready for production. A lidded gift box comes as a flat template you edit next to a live 3D preview, sized at 200 × 170 × 60 mm. For acrylic standees and stickers, UseIt traces the cut line around your art and adds the white-ink layer printers ask for, then exports a print PDF or hands the file over to Illustrator. It runs in your browser, and there's a Windows app as well. The homepage doesn't list a monthly price. You spend credits inside the studio.

Riverside Agents adds four AI helpers to Riverside's recording studio. Producer preps the session, down to suggesting eight questions worth asking your guest. Editor turns the raw recording into an episode: it tightens pacing, cleans up audio, cuts filler words, switches layouts, and adds captions and branding. Clipper finds the moments worth posting and cuts them. Marketer writes the captions and the newsletter and schedules the posts. You decide how much to hand over. Any step can stay manual, and nothing is published until you approve it. The agents also work on old recordings, so a back catalog can be clipped and promoted again. For businesses, the same crew sets up a webinar's registration page, invites, and run of show. Agents ship on every plan, on web and mobile. Pro is $29 a month, or $24 billed yearly, with 2,000 AI credits. Extras like AI B-roll spend credits when an agent uses them.

ReSO tracks whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews mention your company when buyers ask about your category, then tells you what to change. It starts with about 75 buyer-style questions across discovery, comparison, and "alternatives to" searches, and shows where you're mentioned, cited, or recommended, and where a competitor gets the nod instead. Then it works like a small agency. A technical audit checks whether AI systems can read your site properly. Each week you get a prioritized list of roughly eight on-site fixes, plus two drafted articles aimed at the questions you're losing. You still publish them and make the changes yourself, and ReSO re-checks the following week. The free AI visibility audit needs no card. Paid plans aren't listed on the homepage; launch-week signups got a month free on access the makers valued at $599.