ImgEditor

ImgEditor is a browser-based editing workspace that routes your prompt to several frontier image models — OpenAI, Google Gemini, and ByteDance Seedream among them — instead of locking you into one engine. That matters in practice: different models are good at different things, and being able to re-run the same natural-language instruction across engines cuts down the trial-and-error loop that usually eats an afternoon. The standout feature is character consistency, which keeps up to five recurring subjects looking like themselves across a series of images — useful for comic panels, ad campaigns, storyboards, and any content that needs the same face twice. Multi-image fusion, 4K upscaling, and in-image text rendering round out the still-image side, and generated stills can be pushed straight into short video clips without exporting to another tool. The freemium tier is enough to judge output quality, but heavier work and higher resolutions sit behind paid credits. It is aimed at creators who want model choice and continuity rather than a single-click filter app.