What Artlist changed

• Added a detailed comparison table categorizing AI models by use case (e.g., Photorealism, Logos, Cinematic).
• Updated the model list to include newer versions like Ideogram v4.5, Flux 3, and Recraft 4.1 Vector.
• Clarified that free trial images cannot be downloaded or used commercially.
• Added information about Artlist MCP, allowing AI image generation inside ChatGPT and Claude.
• Removed a large section of footer navigation links and several "Try Now" buttons.

Artlist is moving from a simple list of AI models to a structured comparison guide. This helps users choose specific models for tasks like photorealism, typography, or vector art, making their AI toolkit more practical for professional workflows.

• Added three new AI-specific pricing tiers: AI Starter ($11.99/mo), AI Core ($23.99/mo), and AI Creator ($41.67/mo).
• Introduced a monthly credit system (ranging from 16,500 to 80,000 credits) to pay for AI generations.
• Integrated third-party AI models into the platform, including Veo, ElevenLabs, Kling, and GPT Image.
• Added "Unlimited generations" on select models for higher-tier plans.
• Launched "Artlist Studio" and "Artlist Flows" as part of the new AI suite.
• Replaced customer testimonials with detailed feature lists and model availability.

Artlist is shifting from a stock asset library to a full AI production studio. They are now competing directly with AI model platforms by offering a credit-based system that includes access to over 100 different AI models like Kling, ElevenLabs, and Gemini.

• Added a new "Text to Image" tool that supports over 20 different AI models.
• Introduced new proprietary and third-party models including Nano Banana 2.1, Grok Imagine, and FLUX 2.
• Added a new "AI Toolkit" section for generating production-ready visuals.
• Included a detailed FAQ section explaining commercial usage rights for AI-generated images.
• Updated the site navigation to include links for 3D, Presets, and AI Flows.
• Replaced creator testimonials with technical model descriptions and prompting guides.

Artlist is moving from a simple asset library to a full AI creation hub. By offering many different AI models (like Flux, Grok, and Kling) in one place, they are trying to become the primary workspace for creators rather than just a source for stock footage.