I like Gamma.app. It's great a doing a lot of things. Sometimes, you really need to play around with the AI generated image settings to get what you want, but overall it's great.

There's a Q&A section on the left side of FastBots, and if you put a question there and the exact answer, usually the bot will pick that over other data. If you keep having trouble, the support team can actually log into your account, look at your prompt, data, and settings, and help you with it. I've used them a couple of times, and I usually get a response within 24 hours.

@John Santos thanks John!

All AI-Generated images typically contain Meta-Data revealing the creating app or api. You can strip it pretty easily. Note: Even photos you take with your phone have meta-data, often with latitude, longitude, and even the name of the location, time, date, device name, etc. So these instructions are good practice for all images. Here’s a simple explanation for stripping metadata using Pixelmator, Photoshop, or similar image editing apps: General Steps for Any Image App 1. Open Your Image: Launch the app and open the image you want to edit. 2. Export the Image: Use the app’s “Export” or “Save As” function (usually under the File menu). 3. Look for Metadata Options: In the export settings, check for an option like “Remove Metadata” or “Do Not Include EXIF Data.” Some apps might label it as “Include Metadata” — just uncheck this box. 4. Save Your Image: Save the exported file to your desired location. This new file will have stripped or minimal metadata. For Specific Apps Pixelmator • When exporting (File > Export), uncheck options like Embed Color Profile to exclude metadata. Photoshop • Use File > Export As and uncheck the box for Include Metadata in the export settings. Preview (Mac Default App) • Open the image, go to Tools > Show Inspector, and delete metadata manually or re-save the image using File > Export with reduced metadata. PRO TIP: If your app doesn’t offer a clear option to remove metadata, export or re-save the image as a PNG or JPEG, which often reduces metadata automatically. ie: Save .jpg as .png or save .png as .jpg. You can also use free online tools like ImageOptim or EXIF Purge to strip metadata quickly!

Wow, I just checked out Gemini via Fastbots on my Agency page, and wow! That's a keeper. Especially at only 1 credit per message. Incredible!