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Generate slideshow-ready images from a text prompt — original visuals for your TikTok posts.
Describe a scene, mood, or aesthetic and the model returns four variations sized for social: 9:16, 4:5, and 1:1. It's tuned toward the kind of soft, editorial look that reads well as a slideshow background rather than the hyper-detailed or fantastical output some general-purpose image generators default to.
A scene, mood, or aesthetic.
Get four on-brand options.
Download and add to your carousel.
It's a better fit than stock photo sites, which carry licensing questions and produce the same handful of images every other account is also using, and it's more consistent than sourcing from Pinterest, where the aesthetic shifts from image to image and commercial rights are rarely clear. It's not the right tool if you need a real photo of a specific real place, person, or product; generative images can't reliably depict a specific real subject, so use it for mood and background, not for anything that needs to be recognizable.
You do — full commercial rights.
9:16, 4:5, and 1:1 for social.
Yes, with fair-use limits.
Deeporax, ReelFarm, BigMotion.ai, Canva, CapCut and four more AI slideshow tools, compared on real pricing, what they automate, and whether they actually publish to TikTok for you.
The real faceless-content playbook: formats that work without a camera, niche selection, and where TikTok Shop, brand deals, and automation actually fit.
That's the whole product. Set it up once and Deeporax posts daily while you sleep.