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Small, useful tools that do one job well, free, with no account and nothing saved. Each one is a slice of what Magai does all day.
Image prompt generator
Turn an idea into an image prompt that works
Type the picture in your head and pick the generator. The tool writes the prompt in that generator's own format, with every part labeled so you see what each one does.
- Midjourney, ChatGPT, Gemini, Flux, Stable Diffusion and Ideogram
- Subject, setting, camera, light, style and mood, each labeled
- Parameters for Midjourney, a negative prompt for Stable Diffusion
“an old lighthouse keeper making tea in a storm”
An elderly lighthouse keeper in a cable-knit wool sweater pours tea from a dented enamel pot. He sits in the cramped lantern room at dusk while rain streaks the curved glass behind him. Medium shot from a slightly low angle on a 35mm lens, the great lens softly out of focus. A warm tungsten lamp lights his face; cold blue storm light fills the windows. A cinematic film still with fine grain.
AI cost calculator
Work out what AI costs your whole team
Type how many people need access. See one Magai plan with a seat for each of them beside what the same people pay for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity bought one by one.
- Any number of seats
- Published prices, edited to match yours
- Monthly and yearly, side by side
A team of 10, a month
Questions about the free tools
Every one of these jobs, and the rest, in one workspace
The free tools each do one job with one recipe. Magai does them all with any model you choose, remembers your context, and keeps your voice in an agent.
Social post generator
Turn one link into posts for every platform
Paste a link to your post, video or product page. The tool reads it and writes a post for each platform in the shape that platform rewards, every one pointing back to your link.
- X threads, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Threads and Bluesky
- Counted the way each platform counts, links included
- Your own work, or someone else's with credit
Open the social post generatorX· thread of 3
We stopped writing weekly status reports 6 months ago. Nobody noticed. Not one client asked where they went.
What replaced them: a 3-line update posted in the project channel the moment something changes. Four hours a week back, per person.
The full write-up, with the template we use: https://example.com/blog/we-stopped-writing-status-reports