Launching today
Kira is an AI agent for creativity. Describe your idea, get an image. Edit by talking. No prompts, no layers. Build for anyone with ideas, even if you’ve never made art before. Try it, test it, break it. Just you and your imagination, in conversation 💫
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Owen, founder of Kira.art.
We built Kira because creative tools today often feel like they get in the way of the idea. Too complex, too fragmented, too slow. Kira is different: it’s an AI agent for creativity. You talk, it creates. You refine, it understands. All in a continuous flow.
✨ No prompt engineering.
🖼️ No layers of toolbars.
🧠 Just your idea, turned into a visual instantly.
We made Kira for visual designers, creative explorers, and anyone who’s ever said “I have something in mind, but I can’t quite draw it.”
We’re live today and would love your feedback! Try Kira, drop your ideas in the comments, or ask us to test something weird, Kira loves a challenge
Thank you for checking us out!✨
@owen_longbo Congrats for your launch! I tested it and it is giving the results according to my requirements.
Thanks for sharing :)
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@sania_khan10 Thank you so much for trying it out, Really glad it matched your needs!
We’re still in early stages, so if you have any suggestions or ideas, we’d love to hear them 🙌,Hope you keep creating with Kira ✨
@owen_longboYes, I want to share something with you. Suppose we upload an image from the computer and then give instructions to Kira to extract a specific element from that image and place it into a new one. While it does capture the element, the output isn’t very clear - the extracted part often appears blurred instead of sharp.
I hope this helps you, and I believe I’ve shared a relevant idea 😅.
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@sania_khan10 Hi Sania, thank you for your feedback. One possible reason I can think of is that the element may not occupy many pixels in the original image. When it’s extracted and placed separately, it can look blurry when scaled up. But the exact cause really depends on the original image, that would help us analyze whether it’s a model limitation or something else.
One potential workaround is to upscale the extracted element, though the results may not always be perfect. If you don’t mind, could you share the original image and the extracted part with us (via X, Discord, or email)? That way we can take a closer look.
@owen_longbo Love the 'no prompt engineering' approach! Congrats!
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@kay_arkain Thank you 🙏 We really wanted to make it feel natural to create without worrying about prompts. Glad that part resonates with you!
Yeah Owen! It's super cool. Are you mixing diverse AI resources (like midjourney, gemini, dalle) behind or is it all your code? Anyway it looks so good and I'm sure it's gonna change the creative game. All the best here!
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@german_merlo1 Hey Germán! Thanks so much for the encouragement☀️! We didn’t use Midjourney since there’s no open API, but we do combine models like GPT, Flux, Illustrious, etc. to match each request with the best engine for the job.
Inside the team we call Kira a Creativity Agent, making creating smoother, more accessible, and helping beginners bring ideas to life quickly. 🚀 Hope you’ll have fun trying it out!✨
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Love that you can just *talk* to Kira and it gets what you mean—no more fighting with confusing tools, fr. Super smart move, Owen and team!
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@cruise_chen Thank you Cruise! 💙 We just wanted to make it feel like chatting with a buddy, not wrestling with software 😸 Hope you’ll have fun playing with Kira! ✨
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@cruise_chen Thank you very much for the support! Hope you enjoy playing around with it!🙌