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David Parsons🙏 5 karmaJun 15, 2024@Text to InfographicThis definitely has potential. The lack of control over what gets generated is annoying, in particular how it will insert meaningless graphs despite being provided with no data - there needs to be a way of preventing this. However, the fact that you can download the HTML and then edit yourself is a big plus. Unfortunately only having two credits to test it out didn't really give me a chance to find out what it could do. -
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Says "free during testing," but keeps telling me I have insufficient credits. I also can't seem to find a way to delete my account.
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It took me less than 20 minutes to create infographic perfection- all the other AI design sites I tried, and I tried them all, weren't able to give me what I wanted in 1 way or another. Outline Ninja helped me create my infographic
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Best PDF to Explainer Videos AI Tool
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Good to use even for free. Gives answers related directly to the info in the document, along with references to pages where it can be found. Also does well at analyzing graphs and charts
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I had to tweak a few things to match my brand style, but overall it saved me a ton of time. Definitely handy if you need something fast and professional-looking.
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It makes me skeptical once the main login page has a typo in "sumbit", instead of "submit". The devil is in the details.
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These are garbage there are 1000s of these fake free PDF editors. They don’t work and just waste everyones time.
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lmao, says its free, but takes u straight to a pay page as soon as you put ur email in. won't be surprised if it also signed my email up to a ton of newsletters. dont sign in to this ai site.
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I like it. It answers simple questions accurately and by the book. The Ref (reference) page is not usually accurate though. I'll keep you updated on how it responds to complex questions.
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First week is free (hence 3 stars when it would have been 1 otherwise) then you have to pay £81 / year or £9 / month which for a light or occasional user is very expensive. There really needs to be a sensible ’document limit’ to back up the very good trial period.
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