Free AI Tools
637 AI tools you can use for free, organized by use case and labeled fully free or free plan.
15 free tools
Clear filtersCreator-focused email marketing and automation platform with newsletters, commerce, paid recommendations, and visual automations.
Fully free
Artificial Analysis6.1M monthly visitsIndependent benchmark platform comparing AI model quality, speed, and pricing.
Fully freeAI data analyst that connects to spreadsheets and databases and answers natural-language questions with charts, tables, and reports.
Fully freeCurated daily marketing newsletter and feed covering paid media, SEO, social, and product marketing trends.
Fully freeThe modern, open source SEO platform.
Fully free首个全球智能营销AI助手,覆盖出海全场景
Fully free
SciDraw AI93.5K monthly visitsCreate publication-ready scientific figures, diagrams & data charts with AI.
Fully freeOne-click SEO article writer that drafts long-form SEO-optimized content with keyword, meta, and outline automation.
Fully freeHire your AI marketing team. Paid ads on autopilot. It learns your brand, makes the ads, and gets smarter every time.
Fully freeTurn data into winning ads. At scale.
Fully free
Cortex - Capconvert3.4K monthly visitsCortex is Modern Marketing. AI powered, expert managed.
Fully freeEnterprise AI analysts that autonomously investigate fraud and risk cases for financial services teams.
Fully freeAn AI product directory paired with market analytics to research traffic signals and spot growth opportunities.
Fully free
PSL Range888 monthly visitsFree AI PSL test: rate your face photos on the /8 PSL scale and see why your score changes.
Fully free
Yushus AIyushus.comAI visual design platform for ecommerce teams
Fully freeFAQ
Every tool here can be used without paying. Tools marked “Fully free” have no paid plan; tools with a free plan let you start for free and pay only for more usage or features.
“Fully free” means every feature is free. “Free plan” means there is a free tier with limits and a paid upgrade; the card shows the cheapest monthly upgrade when the tool publishes one.
Common limits are a daily or monthly usage quota, lower output quality or resolution, watermarks, and fewer advanced features. Check each tool’s pricing page for the exact terms.
Yes. Open-source tools publish their code, so you can run them on your own machine or server, usually at no cost beyond your own hardware.