What is Exactly.ai?
Exactly.ai stands at the forefront of AI-powered creative solutions as the world's first marketplace focusing on creator rights and compensation. The platform enables artists to train AI models using their unique artwork while maintaining full copyright control and earning revenue from their creations.
The platform offers a comprehensive suite of tools for generating high-quality illustrations, from vibrant portraits to textured figures, all while ensuring proper attribution and compensation for the original artists. With features like private channels, commercial licensing, and 4K resolution outputs, Exactly.ai serves diverse creative needs from individual artists to large agencies.
Features
- Custom Model Training: Create personalized AI models using 5-50 portfolio images
- Style Library: Access to 100+ artist-created styles
- Commercial Licensing: Full rights for commercial use in packaging, print, ads, and web
- High-Resolution Output: Up to 4K resolution image generation
- Private Channels: Confidential model training and generation options
- Revenue Sharing: Artists earn from model usage
- Multiple Generation: Generate up to 5 images simultaneously
- Rights Protection: Full ownership of uploaded content and generated images
Use Cases
- Brand visual identity creation
- Product packaging design
- Corporate graphics generation
- Social media marketing content
- Artistic concept development
- Client presentation mockups
- Design iteration exploration
- Custom illustration generation
FAQs
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How many images are needed to train a custom model?
You need between 5 to 50 images that capture the style you'd like to recreate to train a custom model. -
What is the difference between public and private models?
Public models are published in the model store and accessible to everyone, while private models are only accessible by the account which trained it and both its generations and original training portfolio are kept confidential. -
Do model artists receive compensation for commercial usage?
Yes, the revenue from commercial licenses is shared with the artists based on the number of generated artworks.
