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Tell me what you want to do and I’ll show you what each tool does, what the free plan gets you and what it costs.

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Kling AI

Video

An AI video generator that turns text or images into short clips. Free with 66 credits a month and a watermark; Standard is $6.99 the first month, then $8.80.

  • Free with limits
  • from $8.80/mo

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Manus

Manus AI · Personal assistant

An AI agent you hand a task to, not just a question: research, websites, slides and more. Plans start at $20 a month and everything runs on credits.

  • Paid
  • from $20/mo

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Ultimate Vocal Remover UVR

Audio

Free, open-source desktop app that splits a song into vocals and instrumental with AI models. Windows, Mac and Linux, downloaded from its GitHub.

  • Free

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Google Flow

Google · Video

Google's AI studio for making and editing video and images with Veo 3.1, Gemini Omni and Nano Banana. Free with 50 credits a day; paid plans from $4.99 a month.

  • Free with limits
  • from $4.99/mo

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Grok AI

Personal assistant

xAI's chatbot, with live web and X search, image and video generation, and voice chat. Free with an account; paid plans from $8 to $200 a month, now sold as The X Subscription with Cursor and X perks.

  • Free with limits
  • from $8/mo

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Higgsfield

Higgsfield, Inc. · Video

One web app for AI video and images, with Kling, Seedance, Veo, Wan and its own models inside. Free to explore; generating takes an account and credits, with plans from $19 a month.

  • Free with limits
  • from $19/mo

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Aignite Inc. · Education

An AI homework helper and study app for students. Free with an account for a couple of problems a day; Pro is $12.99 a month, $67.99 a year or $8.99 a week.

  • Free with limits
  • from $12.99/mo

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Uberduck

Uberduck, Inc. · Audio

AI text to speech, singing and rap vocals, voice cloning and an AI song maker, in the browser and by API. A free demo with no signup; paid plans from $4 a month ($2 billed yearly).

  • Free with limits
  • from $4/mo

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FaceApp

FaceApp Technology Limited · Image

Face-editing app for iPhone and Android: retouching, makeup, hairstyles and age filters. Free to download; Pro (monthly or yearly) unlocks every filter and removes watermarks.

  • Free with limits

Kimi

Moonshot AI · Personal assistant

Moonshot AI's assistant and agent, now on K3.1 Pro. Free with an account, though the free plan gets the busy signal on K3.1 Pro; Plus is $19 a month, Pro $39, Max $99, Ultra $199.

  • Free with limits
  • from $19/mo

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Magic Eraser

aarzoo, Inc. · Image

Browser tool from Magic Studio that removes objects, people and text from photos. Free with no signup, but free downloads are 600 px with a logo; PRO is $59.99 a year.

  • Free with limits
  • from $59.99/yr

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Notion AI

Notion Labs · Personal assistant

The AI built into Notion: an agent that writes, searches and builds pages for you. Free and Plus get only a short trial; the full AI is in Business, $24 a seat a month.

  • Free trial
  • from $12/mo

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  1. Qwen. Alibaba releases Qwen-Image-2.1-Turbo, a faster version of its Qwen-Image-2.1 image model (research licence, non-commercial use)

  2. Gemini. Google announces Gemini 4 Argon, its new frontier model, and starts with a group of cyber defenders. Update: since October 13 it's in the Gemini app and in AI Mode in Search for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers; the free plan and Plus don't get it.

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