What free means here

No end date. You can keep using these.

• Completely free

  No paid plan at all. Everything the tool does is free.

  none yet
• Free plan

  A free tier of a paid product, with limits, and no end date.

  630 tools
• Refilling credits

  A free allowance that tops up every day or every month.

  65 tools
• Open source

  Free to run yourself, on your own computer, GPU or hosting.

  56 tools
• Your own API key

  The app is free; you pay an AI company such as OpenAI for what you use.

  2 tools

These end. We say when, and only list ones that last at least 30 days.

• Free trials

  A trial of the paid version for a set time. We only list trials of 30 days or more.

  6 tools
• Paid plans, free for now

  A paid plan given free for a set time as a promotion. We show when it ends.

  none yet
• One-time credits

  Free credits that run out and don't come back. We only list ones you can use for 30 days or more.

  7 tools
• Free in beta

  Free during early access. It may end or change without notice.

  none yet

Some tools are free only for students, teachers, non-profits or people in certain countries. We tag those offers and say who qualifies; they never count as free for everyone.

• Trials or credits that last less than 30 days.
• “Free” plans that can't finish the job, such as making something but not letting you download it.
• “Contact sales” plans.

We check that a free option exists and record the date. Signing up is between you and the tool: read their privacy policy and terms before you share data or payment details. How we order tools is on How we rank.