About

AIGAZOU is an online, login-free platform offering high-quality, multilingual image creation with zero cost and commercial-use permissions. Operating as a free and proprietary service, it enables users to generate images from text prompts, providing three different modes and various formats for extensive prompt testing without requiring registration or encountering ads. Users can also suggest and vote on new features. While praised for its ease of use and accessibility, AIGAZOU faces criticism for its outdated user interface, which is not optimized for modern screen sizes, and a lack of transparency regarding its underlying AI engine, leading to suspicions of a "honey trap" for data collection. A significant point of contention is its inconsistent and restrictive censorship, which applies unequally across generation modes, suppresses political and historical content not aligned with a specific worldview, and exhibits hypocrisy in handling sexual depictions, allowing images of half-naked children while censoring slang for female breasts. Users are advised that the platform's restrictions are not clearly communicated upfront, leading to frustration compared to alternatives like Stable Diffusion, which offers more configuration and fewer unexpected limitations. The company maintains a presence on Twitter.