AI Image generators create an image based on a text prompt, but there is one image that almost all AI image generators struggle with: an ambigram.
In case you didn't know, an ambigram is a word design that can be read in more than one way, typically by rotating the design 180 degrees so it can be read both upright and upside-down.
We tested the FlipScript AI Ambigram Generator against all of the other major AI Image Generators so we could compare the results in a head-to-head test. The results are below.
The Rules:
The rules for the comparison are as follows:
- Each AI Image generator would receive the same exact text prompt
- For AI systems that generate more than one result, the output that came closest to being an ambigram was listed
- The dimensions of each image were standardized at 200 x 200 pixels
AI Image Generator Results:
Prompt 1: "Make an ambigram saying Friends and Family"
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Microsoft
Co-Pilot
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Craiyon
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Dall-E 3
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Stable
Diffusion
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FlipScript
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Google
ImageFx
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Ideogram
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OpenArt
(Hover or drag images to spin)
Prompt 2: "Generate a word design that says Angel when viewed upright and says Devil when viewed upside down"
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Microsoft
Co-Pilot
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Craiyon
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Dall-E 3
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Stable
Diffusion
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FlipScript
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Google
ImageFx
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Ideogram
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OpenArt
Prompt 3: "Create a script style ambigram, colored sky blue, that says the word "skydiving" around a circle on an antique white background"
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Microsoft
Co-Pilot
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Craiyon
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Dall-E 3
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Stable
Diffusion
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FlipScript
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Google
ImageFx
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Ideogram
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OpenArt
Jason Moore, Chicago, IL