Whisk AI Image Generator

Whisk AI is a free, experimental AI image generator from Google Labs that creates new images by visually blending three inputs: a subject photo, a scene photo, and a style reference image, using Gemini and Imagen 3 models.

Yes, Whisk AI is completely free to use through Google Labs, requiring only a Google account. However, as an experiment, it will shut down and become unavailable after April 30, 2026.

Unlike tools like Midjourney or DALL-E that require text prompts, Whisk AI uses a visual-first workflow. Users drag and drop images instead of writing descriptions, making it uniquely accessible.

Whisk AI offers six built-in style presets: Sticker, Plushie, Capsule Toy, Enamel Pin, Chocolate Box, and Card. Each applies a distinct artistic transformation to the generated image.

No, Whisk AI is designed specifically for users without AI experience. It either uses visual inputs or automatically improves simple text descriptions into effective prompts.

After April 30, 2026, Whisk AI will no longer accept new generations. Users must migrate to alternatives like Adobe Firefly, Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Leonardo.ai, or Google ImageFX.

The tool's terms as a Google Labs experiment should be reviewed, but outputs are likely for personal use. For commercial safety, alternatives like Adobe Firefly (licensed content) are recommended.

There is no bulk export. Users must manually download each generated image and screenshot their input combinations to recreate styles on other platforms.

The best alternative depends on use case: Adobe Firefly for commercial safety, Leonardo.ai for style variety, Midjourney for artistic quality, Google ImageFX for similar free quality.

Google has not announced a direct successor. The Gemini and Imagen 3 technology continues in products like ImageFX, but the three-image blending workflow is unique to Whisk AI.