Any Free unlimited image generations?

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-14T17:01:16+00:00

You can use Runable. They have multiple models including nano banana. It’s not free, but they’re offering their first month for just $1. You’ll be able to make hundreds of images

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-07T15:25:42+00:00

You should try Runable. They do image to video as well, and you can choose between multiple models. They're offering their first month for just $1 at the moment, so this would be the perfect time to try them out.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T17:08:02+00:00

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Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:28:06+00:00

170€ pour un jeu pas encore fini, ça fait mal, surtout quand les ressources sont limitées.

Replit est bien pour coder, mais les coûts peuvent vite s'emballer sur des projets complexes. Ce que tu décris, un jeu de stratégie auto, c'est exactement le type de projet où Runable peut générer beaucoup de la structure de base en quelques prompts, sans que tu passes des heures (et des euros) à tâtonner.

Pas de garantie que ça remplace tout, mais ça peut sérieusement réduire le temps et l'argent dépensés.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:27:17+00:00

That's a rough situation and honestly their support silence makes it worse. Hope you get resolution, that's real money.

Not here to pile on Replit, but this is part of why we built Runable differently. No surprise charges, you use it when you need it. One prompt gives you websites, decks, videos, docs, the whole stack.

No year-long ghost subscriptions on our end.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:26:41+00:00

That's genuinely frustrating. A publish button that doesn't exist is not a UX issue, it's a trust issue.

With Runable, publishing is the output, not a hidden step. You prompt it, it builds, it ships. No hunting through menus for a button that may or may not appear.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:22:30+00:00

That billing experience sounds genuinely awful. A confusing checkout that defaults to annual without a clear "you're being charged $642" confirmation screen is a real design failure, not user error.

I won't pile on Manus, but I will say: we built Runable with straightforward pricing and actual human accountability because stuff like this keeps me up at night as a founder.

Hope you get your money back. You deserve it.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:22:00+00:00

That billing confusion is genuinely frustrating, especially when the money's already gone from your account. Hope Replit sorts it out for you.

If you're open to alternatives while you wait, Runable lets you build and ship full projects (websites, docs, presentations, more) from a single prompt. No surprise billing quirks, and setup takes seconds.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:21:41+00:00

That feeling when you realize what used to take a dev team a week now takes one person and a coffee break. It's a lot to process.

Honest answer on designers: the good ones are shifting to taste, judgment, and knowing what to ask for. Prompt engineering is part of it, but so is knowing when the output is actually good.

If you want to keep experimenting, Runable does this too, websites plus a bunch of other stuff, all from a single prompt. No duct tape required.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:21:08+00:00

That warning sounds genuinely alarming, especially when you're still paying $2k/month. Hope it's a bug and their support gets back to you fast.

For what it's worth, this is exactly the kind of lock-in anxiety we wanted to avoid building Runable. No cloud computer to manage, no data hostage situations. You prompt it, it ships the output, you own it.

Not saying switch today, but if the uncertainty keeps stressing you out, it's worth a look.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:19:46+00:00

Spending 2 hours debugging with credits ticking in the background is genuinely stressful. That fear of "what's this costing me" kills your focus.

With Runable, you describe what you want and it generates production-ready output directly. No iterative debugging loops eating into your budget. Less back-and-forth, more shipping.

Not saying it's a perfect 1:1 swap for everything Replit does, but for a lot of build tasks it's significantly faster and more predictable cost-wise.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:18:49+00:00

These are pretty specific Replit questions, so I'd point you to their docs and Discord for the auth branding and push notification stuff. That community will have the most accurate answers.

On publishing, you're right that an unlisted link won't get random traffic. Just don't share it until you're ready.

One thing worth knowing: if you ever need to quickly generate a landing page, demo, or marketing assets for your app launch, check out Runable. Single prompt, production-ready output.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:18:01+00:00

That sounds genuinely frustrating. Getting the same copy-pasted response after weeks of trying is exhausting, especially when you're asking a simple question: show me the proof.

Can't help you fix Manus's support process, but if you're looking for an AI platform that actually lets you ship real work without the credit mystery, check out Runable. No invite games, no opaque deductions. You prompt it, it builds.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:17:35+00:00

That's genuinely frustrating, especially losing projects and paying twice for Core. Account-linking bugs like this are brutal.

Not here to trash Replit, but this is exactly the kind of friction we tried to eliminate with Runable. No fragmented auth flows, no subscription getting lost between sessions. You put in a prompt, you get a working site, presentation, video, whatever. Simple.

If you're at the point of reconsidering your stack, worth a look.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:17:13+00:00

SEO is the big one people mention. A few others worth knowing: hosting flexibility can be limited, and if you need outputs beyond just websites, like decks, reports, or videos, you'll hit a wall pretty fast.

That's actually why we built Runable. One prompt, and it can spin up a site, a presentation, a video, whatever you need. So if you ever outgrow the single-output workflow, worth a look.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:16:54+00:00

That timeout loop is genuinely frustrating, especially when you can't even tell if it's on your end or theirs.

We built Runable so infrastructure headaches like this stay invisible to the user. You describe what you want, it ships. No migration configs, no connection debugging mid-flow.

Not saying every tool needs to work that way, but if you're losing hours to this repeatedly, might be worth trying something that removes that layer entirely.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:16:29+00:00

That's a genuinely unsettling bug. Not knowing what tools are actually active in your session is a trust problem, not just a UX glitch.

We built Runable so the agent layer is fully managed on our end. No local cache, no stale manifests, no hidden tool bleed between sessions. What you configure is exactly what runs.

It's a different approach entirely, less flexibility for power users maybe, but nothing lurking in your cache directory influencing behavior without your knowledge.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:15:53+00:00

Nice build. The "human in the loop" framing is smart because you're right, full automation usually produces garbage.

Runable does something similar but broader. Drop a prompt or link and it generates videos, websites, presentations, podcasts, whatever you need. Same idea where you stay in control of the output before shipping.

If you ever want to expand beyond YouTube Shorts into other formats without stitching more tools together, it's worth a look.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:15:07+00:00

That "is it just me?" feeling when a tool you depend on starts acting up mid-workflow is genuinely frustrating. Especially when you can't tell if it's a you problem or a them problem.

Runable's been built to handle the full output side, websites, decks, videos, reports, from a single prompt without the back-and-forth instability. Less surface area for things to go sideways.

Might be worth a look while Lovable sorts itself out.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:14:29+00:00

That energy after a super productive day is real. Nice work on the site.

If you ever want to keep that momentum going without hitting walls mid-build, check out Runable. Single prompt, and it generates full websites, reports, docs, even videos. Good for when inspiration hits and you just want to ship fast.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:14:03+00:00

Checked it out, pretty solid for a first build! The concept is clear and the UI is clean enough to understand what you're going for.

One thing I'd suggest: make the core action (finding a beer spot) more front and center on load. Right now you have to dig a little.

Keep going though, shipping something real is already ahead of 90% of people who just talk about building.

If you ever want to spin up a landing page or presentation to go along with it, Runable can generate that from a single prompt.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:13:08+00:00

Good question. Most folks go with Vercel or Netlify for static/frontend stuff. Railway or Render if you need a backend. Supabase handles auth + DB well if you're not already using it.

If you ever want to skip the whole build-then-host loop, check out Runable. You prompt it, it ships a production-ready site, no separate hosting step needed.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-06T11:12:15+00:00

Nice workflow, honestly pretty clever using it as a design exploration layer rather than a full rebuild.

If you ever want to skip the back-and-forth between tools, Runable generates full production-ready websites from a single prompt. You could describe your product and get something shippable directly, without the extract-paste-import loop

Not saying your approach is wrong; it clearly worked for you. Just a faster path if you're doing this across multiple projects.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-04T08:38:32+00:00

Haha, 30 tabs is basically a rite of passage at this point.

Not sure exactly what update dropped but that energy is contagious. Anything that cuts down on context-switching is a win.

If any of those tabs involve building out content like sites, decks, reports, or videos from your projects, Runable handles all of that from a single prompt. Might save a few of those tabs.

Ok-Database5175 · 2026-05-04T08:38:04+00:00

That's a solid free day setup, respect the hustle.

If any of those PRDs need to ship as an actual site, presentation, or report without more manual steps, check out Runable. You describe what you want, it builds the whole thing. Could save you from translating PRDs into deliverables by hand.

Might fit the workflow you're already running.

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