It’s 2024 and I read at least 5 Twitter threads everyday with the list of new AI tools. It reached a point where I felt FOMO for not using them. I did try many but in the end, I feel comfortable sticking to the few software I use frequently.
The best part is these three software offer the AI integration I need to complete my work which is usually the following:
- Writing a content piece and converting them to infographics or social media posts
- Choosing or creating a suitable image
- Editing photos and videos Getting all these tasks done at one place is a dream but having a workflow with three or four software works well.
So, here are 3 AI tools I use everyday for creating personal and professional content.
- ChatGPT-Brainstorming Made Easy
Yes, the launch of ChatGPT and its powers scared me in the starting. However, after using it for a long time, I now take ChatGPT as my very good brainstorming partner. Yes, I do!
It has become my go-to for creating content clusters and more. Whether I’m wrestling with writer’s block or simply seeking inspiration, ChatGPT helps me to craft an outline for my blogs.
However, I’m not a huge fan of ChatGPT writing the entire blog. It still feels robotic mostly or I need to spend a lot of time with prompts. So, ChatGPT is my blog-initiation system.
- Canva – Unleashing the Magic of Media
Canva has been my reliable visual assets creator for years now. I’m sure Canva has saved many of us who are clueless about creating designs. Canva team is also known for fast adapting to new tech and bring simple features for the users.
I recently been using Canva Magic Media to create feature image for my blogs. I used to depend on stock images or my own images before. The magic media is an app on Canva that offers AI image creation in different formats using prompts.
Another great tool is their bulk creation and integration of other apps. For example, it is so much easier to convert a list or a table from ChatGPT into individual graphic or videos within minutes. While there are many AI tools available, these are the features I use frequently on Canva.
- Adobe cloud – Visual Brilliance with Generative AI
Even though Canva does a good job with creating visual assets, Adobe Creative Cloud is my preferred choice for heavier editing tasks, especially for photos and videos.
Lately I’ve been loving the generative AI in Photoshop. The results from generative AI has been amazing and such a time saver. Even though there are many other upgrades in different apps in the creative cloud, I’m currently using the basic features or rather learning to use them effectively.
That’s my short list of everyday AI tools for content creation. I no longer FOMO with the new ones in the market. I’ll consider a switch if there’s a platform where I can get all of these tasks done at one place. Until then, this is my AI power trio!
It’s 2024 and everyone might be using at least one AI tool. What’s your favourite AI tool?