LARRUZ compares Flux, MidJourney 6.1, and Ideogram image generators. Flux is free and open-source with better text rendering, though it sometimes doubles letters. The video shows side-by-side examples of how each handles prompts differently.
Everybody in AI is talking about Flux, the best image generator, but I actually only think it's best at two things. First of all, it's best at the price because it's free, it's open source, and secondly, it's best at text. It has the most consistent text output and here's a few comparisons for you to review it yourself. Compared to MidJourney 6.1 and Ideogram, the best AI text generator before this, in this example, all three performed well. But here and there a little mistake created, creeps in and it does things like doing this long winded. Why? Sometimes that's not bad, that's not a mistake. All of these are usable. Let's look at the next example here. And on this example you can really see the difference. So I don't need therapy, need my video games. All the text it has is perfect, but the prompt adherence is not perfect because look, we asked for I don't need therapy, I just need my video games. Midjourney here failed in multiple instances. And Ideogram almost nailed this. It had the best prompt adherence here. So it has the full text. But look at this, there's a double R. This is something that Flux actually does not do almost ever, which is impressive.
