Find a tool. Understand what it does.
A useful tool starts with a clear job. Explore AI software for writing, research, design, video and code, with practical details to help you choose.
A practical evaluation plan, from a first shortlist to a repeatable test.
Use assistants for drafts and edits while keeping the facts and your voice.
Choose an image editor, check the edges, and export the right file.
Compare transcription, summaries and follow-up workflows.
Browse by what you want to do: clean up an image, write a first draft, understand a document, or build an app.
Compare inputs, outputs and pricing models. Our guides explain which details matter before you pay for a plan.
Browse listings and guides without an account. Sign in when you want to upvote a tool or submit one for review.
AIToolsWiki (also written “AI Tools Wiki”) is a curated directory of AI tools at aitoolswiki.com. We organize AI software by task — writing, image generation, video, coding, productivity and more — so you can compare features, pricing and alternatives in one place with links to the product websites.
Many are. Listings show the pricing model. Free plans can limit usage, exports or commercial rights, so check the product website before starting a project.
Create a free account and click “Submit tool” in the navigation. Fill in the name, description, category and pricing. Submissions enter a review queue before publication. Include the official website and a clear explanation of what the tool does.
The trending section uses community upvotes. Recently added tools are ordered by their listing date. Upvotes are a discovery signal; compare a tool against your own requirements before choosing it.
The directory changes as listings are added and revised. Features and prices can change between updates; the linked product website has the current account and plan details.