GPT & AI Images: ad-free AI chat

You want a quick answer from an AI, not an ad after every message or a counter saying you have three requests left. 💬 GPT & AI Images bets on exactly that: the base GPT-4o mini model is free, ad-free and has no message limit.

Around 4,000 people use it each month. The interface switches between English, Russian and Uzbek with /language.

The free part and the paid part

The free tier covers most everyday jobs: rewriting text, explaining a topic, brainstorming, helping with code. The light model is quick and handles short and medium requests well.

Premium adds heavier tools. /premium shows the details.

• GPT-4o. The larger model takes text and an image together, so you can send a photo and ask about it.
• Image generation. DALL-E 3 and Stable Diffusion draw from a description.
• Image editing. Edit generated pictures or your own photos.

Commands worth knowing

1. /new starts a fresh chat. Use it when you switch topics so the model does not mix in old context.
2. /mode switches generation modes.
3. /img creates an image from text.
4. /img_edit edits a picture.
5. /help shows tips when you are stuck.

When a photo beats a paragraph 📷

Sending a picture with your question is more useful than it sounds. Snap a textbook problem, a chart from a report, an error on your screen or a label in a language you cannot read, and the model works out what is on it.

It also helps with design feedback: send a screenshot of a site or mockup and ask for advice. Say exactly what you want reviewed, or the answer will be vague.

Prompts that get better pictures

Image generators like specifics. Instead of a pretty city, try an old European street at dusk after rain, warm lamps, reflections in puddles, low camera angle. Name a style too: photo, watercolor, 3D or flat illustration.

If a result is nearly right, move to /img_edit and fix details instead of regenerating from scratch. You get to the picture in your head faster. 🎨

A word on privacy

This is a third-party bot, not an official product from the model makers. Your messages pass through the owner's server. Keep passwords, documents and personal data out of it, and for confidential work use tools your company has approved.