Lummi

Lummi is a hybrid image platform that blends an AI stock library with hands-on editing tools. You get searchable AI stock images, illustrations and 3D renders, plus utilities like Reframe, Restyle and background removal to tweak assets in place. That mix lets you skip some photo shoots and photoshop, and get near-production visuals straight from the browser.

Where Lummi stands out versus other image tools is the practical pipeline stuff: strong upscaling, downloads in high resolution, and integrations that slot assets into Figma and Adobe workflows. UI is clean and the upscaler keeps detail without weird artifacts, which matters when you need hero shots or print-ready art. Lummi’s Pro plan removes watermarks, adds credits, and unlocks ultra resolution and editing features so you can push images further without extra tools.

It is not perfect. Quality and style vary across the library, free images carry watermarks. Pricing and credit limits push some teams to compare it to Shutterstock or Dreamstime for predictable licensing, while others prefer Lummi for its creative-first edits and lower friction. In short, Lummi is great when you want fast, polished visuals with built-in editing and reliable upscaling, but you should test output, licensing and credit usage in your actual workflow before committing.