Playground AI
FreemiumPlayground AI is a design tool that combines image generation with templates for logos, t-shirts, stickers, posters and social posts. You describe an idea, and the editor lays out text and graphics around it, keeping the generated image on a separate layer you can edit without starting over. It connects to several external models, including GPT Image, Nano Banana and Seedream, and each generation draws from one shared monthly credit pool. Background removal, upscaling and SVG export are included on paid plans. The free tier allows five images every three hours and three monthly model credits.
Key features
- Templates for logos, t-shirts, stickers and social posts
- Layer-based editor with editable text and generated images
- Access to GPT Image, Nano Banana, Seedream and Playground v3
- Background removal, upscaling and SVG export
- Up to 4K canvas output on Pro Plus
- Shared monthly credit pool across models
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