Exactly.ai - Bespoke AI Models for Artists
Exactly.ai offers a unique AI marketplace that empowers creators by allowing them to train and use bespoke AI models to generate illustrations and images, tailored for brands. This platform focuses on ensuring creators retain their rights and receive proper reward for their work. Artists can submit their models to a public library and earn revenue each time their model is used. Besides generating custom images, exactly.ai helps in scaling output, iterating designs, and experimenting with new styles, serving diverse creative needs including agencies, art directors, and illustrators.
Key Features
AI Image Generation
AI Model Training
Artist Monetization
Illustration Support
Copyright Retention
Pros
- Allows artists to own and control AI models
- Provides a platform for artist monetization
- User-friendly interface
- Focus on ethical AI usage and copyright
- Suitable for artists, designers, and agencies
Cons
- Commercial usage restricted to paid subscribers
- Limited to users with a portfolio of 5-50 images for model training
- Relies on artists' existing styles for model creation
- Shared revenue depends on usage frequency
- May have a learning curve for new users
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create my own image generation model?
You need a portfolio of 5 to 50 images that capture the style you’d like to recreate. Upload them to train a model capable of generating new images in the same style.
How can exactly.ai help my creative workflow?
exactly.ai provides AI tools that extend your creativity, enabling you to quickly bring ideas to life from artistic concepts to polished illustrations.
What makes exactly.ai different?
It empowers creators to train models using their artwork, retain copyright, and earn revenue, focusing on protecting artists’ interests.
Can I use generated images for commercial projects?
Commercial usage is granted only to users with paid subscriptions to ensure artists are compensated for their model's usage.
Do the model artists get a share of the commercial licence?
Yes, revenue from commercial licenses is shared with artists based on generated artworks.
