LimeWire Reviews 14

BEST WEBSITE FOR FILE SHARE!
Really easy to share files, espacially between pc at office. Website somehow sees other pc's and i can just send them this file online with no effort. just 2 clicks. Thanks

They ruined file.io by directing you to Limewire. Limewire itself is awful already and now they are trying to monopolize by buying other companies with the same goal and redirecting you to their service.

I recently had the chance to explore LimeWare AI Studio, and I’m impressed with its image creation capabilities. The interface is intuitive, making it easy for both beginners and experienced users to start creating right away. What stands out the most is the quality of the images it generates. Whether I was working on abstract designs or more realistic illustrations, the results were impressive.

One of my favorite features is the ability to tweak various parameters, allowing for fine control over the style, color palette, and overall composition of the images. The AI adapts quickly to your inputs and provides a range of variations, which makes the creative process feel dynamic and fun.

Overall, LimeWare AI Studio is a fantastic tool for anyone looking to bring their creative ideas to life with the help of AI. It combines ease of use with powerful features, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking to experiment with digital art or design.

Limewire is the best ai image generator I’ve used so far. I was a Midjourney and Leonardo ai guy for some time now but limewire is my new favorite . I recommend it for sure

I'm very happy to say that I could experience the best AI services in the market by Limewire. It is really helping me to spread by business by creating quality work social media post using their AI services.

It's a mediocre service, less than what other paid generators give you for free. I kicked the tires and later they contacted me a couple days later to offer a free membership if I made a post on X. I have zero followers on x and I got ChatGPT to write a review in like 3 seconds paste it on and sent the link and they gave me a free year. Even with free access I don't use it that much. They say they give you the ad revenue but after thousands of views on my artwork I got a whole like six cents in limewire coin. It was one of the first places to give Dall-e 3 access but Dall-e and Imagen walk like 90% of the prompts for having banned stuff so I don't really play around with those. Just basic models too you're not going to get any checkpoints on there let alone Loras. No inpainting it's just a so called edit mode that changes your picture so damn much you don't recognize it anyway. There's outpainting but you can only do like an inch for generation and it's a lazy AI your people are all going to be wearing skirts and sitting at tables even if they're in the middle of the Woods just to bypass drawing legs. Even the upscale takes so damn long there's no point in using the site just for that. It's good as the bonzi buddy they used to install alongside limewire years ago

When Limewire acquired BlueWillow AI image service (of which I was a subscriber), I was encouraged to use Limewire Studio to create images instead. I noticed a button next to an image I made that said I can make it available for sale. I thought, why not? And assumed they had an online gallery. I nominated $1 price, then was presented with a button that said 'mint'. I thought it was a trendy word for either 'create' or 'submit' and pressed it. Little did I know I just added my image as an NFT on Limewire's blockchain!! I spent 2 hours researching what this meant. There was no info that warned me this would happen. If so, I'd never have done it. Now I can't close my Limewire Creator account or remove credit card details while ever this image exists - but there is no way to delete it. I now realise Limewire's main purpose is to trade in NFTs, and not be just an AI image platform - be warned.

I joined LimeWire a couple of weeks ago after the BlueWillow server on Discord was redirected to LimeWire.com
I updated my account, and used the website for a while.
Afterwards I received a mail, claiming that I was a "selected" user who could benefit from a free one-year subscription.
There was a list of requirements, including posting on Social Media, and I complied to all requirements.
When I sent in my request of the free subscription, they refused, saying that I was not eligible because I did not have the required number of "followers" on my social account.
Which was NOT one of the requirements in the first place. I feel let down by LimeWire, and to me it feels that they are trying to gather as much private information about users without giving anything in return.