Dezgo vs InvokeAI

Dezgo is an online AI image and video generator available through the web and an API. It creates images from text descriptions or reference images, with image-to-image workflows and model families including Qwen Image 3, Muse Image, and Nano Banana 2. Video tools cover text-to-video and image-to-video generation using models such as WAN, MiniMax, Seedance, FLUX, Kling, and Veo. Additional image tools provide controlled generation, background removal, upscaling, text-guided inpainting, and text-based editing. Generated images are available as PNG files. The API documents image generation and editing, background removal, upscaling, ControlNet, inpainting, and LoRA model imports. Dezgo says users own outputs and may use them commercially subject to each AI’s license terms. The Free plan costs nothing, requires no registration, and has rate, resolution, quality, and feature limits. Power Mode costs nothing on the listed example billing and keeps recent requests for up to 30 days; actual request pricing varies by parameters. Payments are processed by Stripe.

InvokeAI is a free, open-source creative engine for AI image generation. It runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows, or through self-hosted and API setups. A layer-based canvas supports drawing, painting, sketching, and image editing, while a visual node editor builds repeatable workflows. Listed model support includes Flux, SDXL, and SD 1.5, with Model Manager handling checkpoints, LoRAs, Textual Inversions, and ControlNets. Tools include ControlNet guidance, batch generation, prompt wildcards, and high-resolution upscaling. InvokeAI supports text-to-image generation, reference images, API access, and PNG output. External integrations include Google Gemini, OpenAI, BytePlus Seedream, and Alibaba Cloud DashScope; those providers bill usage separately. Local operation keeps data, prompts, and creations under the user's control. The former hosted Invoke.ai platform has shut down.