see above - if you want to try AI, I recommend Google's Gemini (gemini-dot-google-com) - just enter your verbal prompt in the box - I assume that if you don't ask a question, it knows you want an image. You don't need to buy anything. I spent hours playing with the tool before I got cut off (the software just stopped generating images). I found that AI has a limited repertoire in that once you give it a prompt, changes to the image are relatively modest, so you have to "regenerate" the prompt a lot before you get images that differ substantially from each other. Also discovered that much like a teenager, if you give it too much info, it starts ignoring some of your instructions. My prompt for the frogs was something like "sardonic dismissive monochromatic origami frog facing viewer (or turned to its right - which the AI got right 50% of the time) on white background (gemini sometimes does transparent BGs, but apparently not for frogs). Gemini saves your activity for Google's purposes for 72 hours and while you can extend that length, you can't keep Google from saving it - so they warn you not to do anything you wouldn't want your mother to see.